For my sister to put in her classroom or maybe her home office? Or the back of her closet:) I printed out primary paper, enlarged it, had Emily write her name and then using this pen, I traced and ironed it on the linen. Then embroidered. The pen says permanent but it washed out in the wash on this particular fabric. I don't know if it will on other fabrics or if left to sit for a long time. This was only on the fabric for about 2 days.
And so Jenny Bean doesn't feel left out, there is one started for her too. They will both stay in the embroidery hoops so they can hang on the wall.
I got the idea from this flickr person. She uses a nice, neat font but I thought it would be more personal for my sister and Jenny B if Emily wrote their names.
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How cute! I'm sure they'll love it! :)
Adorable! May I copy you and make one for my aunt, who also teaches elementary?
Oh how cute! I'm going to have to borrow this idea as well. I'm thinking it would make the perfect end of school year teacher gift.
of course you can "copy" this! You never have to ask:)I love blogs because of this type of thing. We all inspire each other. I was inpsired by some one else. i'm glad you like it!
That's so clever!!!! Very cute, and I love that you used Emily's handwriting!
It's so cute! I'm not even a teacher and I want one!!! Emily's handwriting makes it all the better.
Their so cute! But I already told you that.
cutie... i like your pic with the crayons!
Love these, think I need to do some with the kids old drawings!
OH! That is awesome!! I love it, and it will go in my classroom of course!!!!! I can't stop smiling - thank you, Jenny!
This is too cute!!! Love Emy's handwritig. It makes it so much more adorable :) you need to bring this to the store, I think our customers would love to see it :)
Ok, first let me say I am a BIG baby...but this made me cry. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it and hope that I have a classroom to put it up in soon. I am sorry to take so long to respond but my internet was down. thank you so much.
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