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These were matching pillowcases made for the daughter of the maker who is moving to Arizona. It was a nice way for her to come to grips with her daughter moving away, knowing that she was sending some of her love to the new home.
Last was a pair of pillowcases for the bedroom. She combined plaid and floral to make a lovely pair of pillowcases.
Since these were small classes, I had time to make some of my own as a demonstration. Will do another post to show them.
Wonderful pillowcases, what pattern do you use? I need to make some for my grandchildren.
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