digitizer: basketkase 12 Mar 2011

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Just imagine my flower & tree is a Magnolia......the best I could do under these tiny circumstances.........

Design #: 6983843

Size (in): 2.60"(w)x3.98"(h) (mm): 66mm(w)x101mm(h)

Stitches: 9053 Colors: 10 Print Color Chart

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Original artwork: Vicki Lee
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by juanitadenney 22 Jan 2012

Thank you!

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by renee59102 21 Jan 2012

Thank you...

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by bettytaylor 16 Mar 2011

are these FSL? thought they were. my design fell apart. betty

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by rmj8939 14 Mar 2011

*4U

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by mnladyus 13 Mar 2011

Thank you

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by gramsbear 13 Mar 2011

Thanx again!!!

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by sqdancer 13 Mar 2011

*4U

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by sewgreat 13 Mar 2011

Thank You--My home state is Ms!!

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by catsnhorses 13 Mar 2011

Vicki, these are so great we'll say it's a magnolia anytime! Thank you a million times over for these super states. When you started them... did you ever suspect we'd ALL want our state done, too?? :) Thanks.

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by basketkase 13 Mar 2011

NO!!!!!!!!!

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by lbrow 13 Mar 2011

Thank you!

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by modo 13 Mar 2011

Thank you*

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by jacquipaul 13 Mar 2011

Thank you basketkase;
*4u!
Hugs,
Jacqueline

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by cj2sew 12 Mar 2011

Miss. was governed by the French, British, and Spanish before becoming a state. Cotton once made it the most prosperous states. Fertile farmland with a strip of dark, rich soil that runs across Mississippi and Alabama is called the "Black Belt". Cotton, Pond-raised catfish, shrimping, timber, and oil fuel their economy. Still today many rural areas. They do have some beautiful casinos on the Gulf Coast with great entertainment.