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He looks lovely and very much at home. Do you think he is staking his claim to the top of the climbing frame before the others arrive?

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He looks lovely, ready for a move to his new home.

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At our bag making session today we all agreed that the new lables are great, they are also easier to get on straight. Don’t change anything.

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Macs Bags are having a making day on 26th but I will get some to the local shop on that day.

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Sorry I misunderstood, but as you said Offcuts, still tricky to sew.

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What a lovely bag and such a good way to use some of the oddments.

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Sorry, didn’t mean to post Olives picture.
These are the rest of the schools bags.

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Congratulations Sue, a lovely bag. I liked the cakes aswell.

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I am getting that message as well, thought it was just me.
The competition bags look great.

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Sounds like it was a good day. I liked the bags lining the drive as well.
A good way of advertising.

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I have a bag for the Mother’s day competition.
This one is from Olive at Macs Bags.

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Glad you are in your new morsroom, it looks lovely and cheerfull with the bunting and bags on the walls.

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Sorry to hear about Freddy.
Blue Moon looks delightful. I am sure you will have lots of fun with him and his friends when they arrive.

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Yes it is a problem, the rain soaks through a standard bag. May I suggest marketing the blackout fabric as waster proof. I have one which I put my frozen food in to bring it home and it keeps the dampness away form the other food.

P.S. We have found that a blue tipped needle goes through the black out fabric quite well.

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Sorry my post is late, only just managed to get onto the computer I am redecorating my sewing room and can’t find a thing now. However I gave 20 bags to the village shop last Saturday. One walked out of the shop before I did.

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