I wanted to stitch this ornament out before adding a loop because I wasn't too sure where the design would balance. Anyway, I plan on making a bunch of these for my new friends here in Texas! :-)

Wonderful job!!! Just got back from Thanksgiving in Dallas!!!

It will be a hit for your friends!

Hugs, Bonnie

Nice design and they should enjoy having one.

Great idea hugs carolyn

It's very nice!

I love your FSL Texas Ornament. My son has a Texas History project that this would be great for. Is there anywhere that I can purchase this design? He has to decorate a small Christmas tree with all Texas related ornaments. Thanks. Angela

Is this FSL Ornament free anywhere that I might be able to get it? Our Pastor is being moved to Texas and I would like to make him one before he is moved July 1,2010. Thanks for any help you can give me. Betty

I like this!

Wonderful job, it is a really nice design. I am sure they will love it.

Beautiful!
*4U!

well done

I love it .

Cool!

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by marciabrasil 13 May 2010

oie Luluzinha

Good Job Teri - and how many of these do you plan on making?

Great job Teri with the digitizing and stitching it out - it will be a great gift and I am sure they all will be amazed and delighted with it, too.

Nice for Texans

nice

A great design and a nice gift to those new friends.

beautiful!

I love this and you did a great job digitizing this design. Your Texan friends will love their gifts.
*4U

Your ornament is so very cute. I just move to kirby.
smiles
Sewinhuggs

LOVE it and would be interested in this for my children in Austin, TX if it is under 4 in. I find the fsl ornaments need to be around the 2.5 to 3 in in size. BUT, I could also see this as a window decoration hung from a suction cup. LB in NC

LOVE it and would be interested in this for my children in Austin, TX if it is under 4 in. I find the fsl ornaments need to be around the 2.5 to 3 in in size. BUT, I could also see this as a window decoration hung from a suction cup. LB in NC

Really cute. Arlene

Love it!