July 2008 Issue

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Tattered Star and Crow E-Pattern

In our April 2008 Issue Susan Greer of Cats in the Barn shares with us this great E-Pattern above! Her Tattered Star and Crow! To download this great pattern including instructions and materials lists please visit us by clicking here

String of Stars and Bells E-Pattern May 2008

In our May 2008 Issue Susan Greer of Cats in the Barn shares with us this great E-Pattern above! Her String of Stars and Bells just in time for Fourth of July! To download this great pattern including instructions and materials lists please visit us by clicking here

Star Door Hanger E-Pattern-June 2008

In our June 2008 Issue Susan Greer or Cats in the Barn shares this wonderful E-Pattern above! For the complete pattern including instructions and materials lists please be sure to download the June 2008 Issue by clicking here

Some FREEBIE E-Patterns

These are Free E-Patterns ©Denise Bailey KKL Primitives Click on Photos to Download FilesFiles are in pdf format, you will need Adobe Reader to open them.http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/ Prim Fabric Sunflowers TutorialThis tut is for sunflowers only. Directions for making box light are not included. Photo is for display purpose only.

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In this Issue

1. Mother's Day T Shirt Article
2. Chocolate Wacky Cake
3. Scrapbook Layout Sketches
4. Scrapbook Layout
5. Tattered Star and Crow Pattern
6. Prim Jar Labels Download
7. Prim Bottle Cap Images
8. Featured Crafter-Lisa from Primsy Doodles Design
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10. Tips for Having a Great Garage Sale Experience
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12. Finding the Right Consignment Shop
13. Grubby Fruit Craft Project
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Welcome and Index

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Holiday Special

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Wanda’s Corner

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Country Christmas w/Laurie

7.
Cats
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8.

E-Pattern

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E-Pattern

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E-Pattern

11.

E-Pattern

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E-Pattern

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Country Coasters w/Laurie

14.

Christmas Past N Present

15.

Strawberry E-Pattern

16.

Punkin Dough Critters

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Punkin Dough Critters Cont

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Punkin Dough Critters

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Punkin Dough Critters

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Adveriting your own Website

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Adveriting your own Website

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Household and Recipe Tips

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Household and Recipe Tips

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Remembering Christmas

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Chocolate Covered Cherries

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Featured Crafter

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The Keeping Room

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Primitive Grungy Jar

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Primitive Grungy Jar Cont

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Featured Crafter

42

Featured Crafter

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Featured Crafter

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Recipe Corner

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Recipe Corner

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Primitive Braided Curtains

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Choosing and Preparing Gourds to Paint

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FREE How To Create A Print Pattern and E-Pattern E-Pamphlet

I get asked a lot - "How do you design a doll e-pattern?"

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Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals, Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns,Linda Walsh Originals DOLLS NEW Handmade Dolls & Crafts Website, Linda Walsh Originals Dolls and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginals.com

*Free* Angel 'Earn Your Wings' Outline

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©Neenee KKL Kreations

All rights reserved 2007

This will print off on a 9x11 sheet of paper. You may not sell or offer outline for download but you may sell whatever you make with outline. You are permitted to resize outline.

Have fun!

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*Free* Stick Horse Pattern

To make this prim stick horse, download the pattern below by clicking on the link. This size stick horse is for using with dolls or can be used as large ornies.

click here to save Pattern

Materials needed:
muslin fabric
*Coffee Stain
jute string
2 rusty bells
black embroidery floss
thin tree branch - approx. 8" long ( can substitute dowel rod )
paint brush
sewing needle
*Coffee Stain Mixture
1 cup hot water
4 T. instant coffee
2 T. vanilla
1/4 cup ground cinnamon

Stir well and let this set while you cut and sew your pattern. You want the cinnamon to settle at the bottom of your bowl.

Directions:
Trace pattern onto muslin. The outline is the sewing line so be sure to leave at least an inch around the horse when cutting out to sew. Sew only to the small x's on the bottom of the pattern, leaving the bottom open for stuffing. You will not be sewing this closed. Trim to within a 1/4 inch of the seam and clip where needed.

Stuff horse with polyester fiberfill til firm. Stuff only to broken line indicated on pattern.

Stitch the eye with 6 strands of black floss.

Wrap jute string around muzzle and neck several times to thickness desired for the harness.

Attach two rusty bells as shown in pattern.

Place horse head over your stick/branch and with the jute string, wrap firmly beginning at the dotted line. Wrap about 10 times and tie off.

With your paint brush, brush the coffee mixture over the horses head and jute strings.

Place in warm oven ( not higher than 200) until the head is dry. Turn over every few minutes.

Thread your needle with 6 strands of black floss. Beginning in front of horse's ear, attach the 'hair' for the mane. Clip to desired length. Continue down the back of the horse's neck to the wound jute.

With your paint brush, again paint the horse with the coffee mixture, this time wiping the bottom of the bowl with the brush to pick up some cinnamon. This will give you the 'dirty' or grungy look to your horse, brush over the mane too. When completely dried, the mane will be stiff.

Place horse stick back in oven and dry. Turn over every few minutes.

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You may not offer this pattern for download, instead, you may link to it. Do not sell this pattern. The copyright belongs to me and I'm offering it for free, it should stay that way.
You may sell your completed project in craft shows only. If you sell, please give credit to me as the designer. (©KKL Primitives) Thank you.

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