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    Pattern Help for Chase

    Hi folks. My daughter-in-law wants something in the theme of fall; pumpkins, corn stalks, etc. She wants me to make it as a schwibbogen.

    What's a schwibbogen you ask. Visit my album

    groups.msn.com/SSPPhoto2/craftedbychase.msnw

    and you can get an idea, or enter schwibbogen and click images at google and get thousands of examples.

    Any how, if any of you know of a fall stuff pattern I'll design a schwibbogen for her. As most of you know, really hate doing this scrolling stuff and designing schwibbogens. LOL, actually double LOL! This sounds like a fun project. In addition, grandaughters 1 and 2 (same family) want schwibbogens on a horse theme. Woe is me. Have found many, many horses in Wooden Teddy Bear so this one will be less of a problem.

    Any assistance will be appreciated.

    Chase
    Chase---Cleverly Disguised As A Responsible Adult.

    Visit my album @ http://home.comcast.net/~chasesmeeks...-by-Chase.html and click on the album link.
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