Hi,
A very nice lady named Cathi sent me a link to make up pdf files, so I have attached another free pattern of one of my You are Special patterns. I think I must be doing something wrong though, when I print it out it looks smaller than the original, so if it prints out smaller, just enlarge to desired size. I also got the prairie doll clothespin pattern printed up. Both are in the share box on the side. So be sure to get all the pieces. I will have the other snowman clothespin ornie ready tomorrow to download. Ran out of time today, don't know where it all went.
This Free pattern I am offering is called Gingerbread Annie. I know I have a lot of people have been emailing me wanting finished dolls lately. So I think dolls are going to be real popular this year.
Finally got my Simple Santa's finished today, here is the finished picture of this Santa. He is from our You are Special line also.
These are some of the gingerbread men I have gotten ready to go with the I love gingerbread Annie I was working on last week. Some are still kind of wet, but when they dry, they have a baked look to them.
Now, here I have a pile of unfinished snowman heads, I will try to get these finished this upcoming weekend. I have the rusty springs and everything, just need to do the noses, faces and hats and they will be finished.
This is a picture of the completed snowman heads I had at the show last year. They always sell out for me. One of my favorite items that I make. They are from a pattern by Sassafras Hills.
Thank you sooooo much for the prairie doll pattern, want to make some for a show I'll be doing in the fall.
ReplyDeleteSandy thank you for the free patterns, that is so nice of you and I love all your patterns and have several of them. Good luck with your shows.
ReplyDeleteA big thanks for the free patterns!! I have lots of You Are Special patterns and love 'em all. Easy peasy to work up!!! Can't wait to see what's next!!
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ReplyDeleteYou keep amazing me with how much you get done! Thanks for the free patterns... I have enough to keep me busy for months! I can't wait to get started on them. You have made this past month so fun with all your Christmas in July ideas and patterns. Great ideas!!
Deb :)
Sandy, I just LOVE your patterns, thank you so much for sharing them with us!
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~Neenee~
KKL Primitives
Sandy you are a whirlwind of activity!! I am tired just looking at all of your fun creations and I am sure we see only the tip of the iceberg! Thank you so much for the free patterns, I will try my first this weekend!! Think I am going to try my first craft show in November!! AAHHH!!
ReplyDeleteYou are my Inspirational Angel!!
Hugs xOxO, Nerina :)
A huge THANK YOU again, Sandy, for your patterns. I love that last comment "Inspirational Angel".. That's you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your inspiration and all the patterns. Love all that you do.
ReplyDeleteBecky
Thanks for the free praire doll pattern. Can you tell me what santa head that is in your display.
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Gayle L.
gayle@horizonview.net
You make me tired just READING what you do! Thanks for the free patterns.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Thank you so much for the free pattern. She is adorable and I love gingerbread men! You have been one busy little beaver. All your projects are just awesome. I wish someone would tell me how to make pdf files. Have a great weekend, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled into your website and I think I'm in love. You are so kind to share your recipes and patterns! I LOVE the pictures of your craft show booth. You are one talented lady. I don't have time to do crafts anymore because I am raising my grandson. He is four years old and a special needs child. All my creativity is funneled into his care right now. You made me so homesick for the wonderful handmade gifts I used to make for Christmas! I enjoyed your post so much and I feel sure I could at least put together the room sprays to use this year! I can't believe you were willing to share all your info! Thanks for encouraging me and making my day. Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteP.S. The reindeer food sacks are just too cute! Are they pillows or are they filled with something?
Glad the pdf thing is working out. If you think they are printing out at the wrong size, check the scale in the print dialog box. Somewhere when you click on print and the box comes up, there should be a section about "scaling" or "zoom". Make sure that box says "No Scaling" or "none". Sometimes printers automatically default to "Scale to page" or "Fit to paper" which is making the file fit the paper. Hope this helps.
ReplyDeleteI cannot find the free pattern for the Santa ornament. Is it still available? I just love it, as I do your other creations. Thank you for letting me know. Sandra
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for the free patterns and can not find them love the clothes pin snowman have new email address edwardsb1@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteLooking for the pattern for the long beard santa and the santa face ornament.
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