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	Here are Reen's towels that she embellished with the free Snowman Face found on the Basket Snow Folks page. They really liven up the bathroom, don't they?
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	Linda T. made this practical apron with big pockets, which is embellished with the free music notes found on the Instruments on Parade page. She wore this apron when she worked a bake sale for the school choir. It was perfect for keeping money in.

	This is the Advent calendar that Judy B. made by making free standing appliques from the Applique Nativity collection, among other designs. It's fantastic, Judy!

	This is a purse that Dee K. made for her granddaughter and embellished with the free Girls Rule design found in the Freebie Archive.

	April M. made this beautiful quilt for a baby nursery with a tree theme. She used the free Redwork Tree design found in the Freebie Archive.

	This is the wedding pillow that Betty T. made for her nephew using the Wedding design from the Christian Mix 'n Match section. Such a beautiful gift!

	Joanne S. put the Red Hat Seasonal Redwork designs on these towels for her daughter-in-law, who prefers the darker Victorian colors. They look fantastic!

	Edna made this beautiful quilt as a gift to her husband for their 50th wedding anniversary. The corner designs are from the Old Fashioned Love in Redwork collection. Edna says, "This is a picture of the quilt I made with your designs, those other designs are Zundt's and the top and bottom designs were freebies and I have no idea where they came from. Those colors were chosen because in 1955 those were the colors in our wedding."

	Rebecca Y. put the free Snowman Face on the front of a turtleneck for her precious son Teagan. You can find the design on the Basket Snow Folks collection page. Rebecca says, "I was going to put it on a bib but saw this plain turtleneck in his closet one day and eureka! I knew it would look so cute with the snowman face on it. I used a plastic bag as a topper because I always do, not thinking that it was appliqué and realized that it made a crinkle noise because of the bag underneath. BUT this was much to the delight of my 6 mo old, so now I do that a lot when I am making him a bib using appliqué. Who would have thought? I'm already working on a shirt for him for next winter with the same design and a diaper cover for my niece to wear under a winter snowflake dress I am making for her." Neat idea!

	Bobbi Jo made a Grandma sweatshirt for her mother-in-law using the free Stik Angel on Cloud design from the Stikart Nativity page. How cute is that?