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NEW Freebie Trick or Treat Freebie

We have a NEW Freebie for you to head off to some Halloween decorating.  Embroider a dancing crow heading off to Trick or Treat to collect lots of goodies to put in the smiling pumpkin!516_FreebieTrickOrTreatCrowStitched on a Sage Green striped tea towel, this design stitched up in a very short time – really!  All in one evening of TV shows. 

Not to sound redundant, BUT, I used our great Transfer-Eze to transfer the crow design onto the towel.  Tea towel fabric is heavy and harder to see through using a light box.  Using Transfer-Eze will get you stitching quickly- just seconds- and be ready for your own Trick or Treating fun!  Try a sheet and see how great it is.516_CloseUpGet ready for your Happy Halloween and decorate your kitchen.  The crow will be happy to dry your dishes!

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  1. CarlieOctober 2, 2010 at 1:46 PM

    Soooo cute...I love it and can't wait to make it. Your designs are so charming. Keep up the good work!!

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  2. Carla October 19, 2010 at 11:25 AM

    Thank you so very much! I just printed out the design and will make it today!

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  3. sllvncookie@aol.comJune 10, 2011 at 4:51 PM

    Hi,I try learn a little needlework can't do much except simple stitches,lol,lol,your pattern's look as easy & simple then any I've seen,thanks hope to find lot things on here,Granny "Cookie"

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