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I just finished this project for display at Pine Needles. It was a real beast to sew (the patterns contains a bunch more animals but I didn't think my nerves could handle turning out any more tiny little pieces), but I think it was worth it after all, it turned out pretty cute. My poor kids are dying to play with it, but they'll just have to wait.
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My favorites are the horse and the cow. My daughter was sad I didn't make the goat, which was very cute. Maybe I'll have to work on that after I take a break and sew something else for awhile.
The pattern is called Old MacDonald's Farm by Under The Garden Moon. I was going to try and link to it, but I couldn't find it anywhere. You can buy the pattern, and see my sample :) at Pine Needles in West Jordan, Utah.
Oh by the way, the little animals go in the bag, I just safty pinned them on the outside so you could see them.
This is the cutest thing I have seen!
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