Here's the big apple!!

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I hate to write this but I did this one and it did not hold up the back ground it to thin I was going to do 48 of them for Bible School their theam is the big Apple

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by basketkase 16 Mar 2011

Lenamae.....these are not fsl....they are applique and are meant to be used on felt, mylar, organza or such...I don't know where the fsl came from as I made no claim that they were.......sorry!!

by lenamae 16 Mar 2011

Oh I am sorry I thought they were FSL. now I know what to do.sorry but if I had not said any thing I would not have known .
thank you so much love hugs lenamae

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Thank you for my birth state and all of the others.
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Hugs,
Jacqueline

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Thanks. Arlene

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Thank You these are great !!!

Yippee! I was able to d/l it this time! Thanks a million, Vicki, for all of these wonderful state ornaments.

Thank you for New york-the Big Apple is actually NY City- it's also known as The Empire State. The region I am in is referred to as Home of the Saint Lawrence Seaway-

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by basketkase 14 Mar 2011

I know, Lindalee, but I just had to put the big apple in there..also had room as you can see for the empire, too...I really squishing stuff in, huh?

by lindalee757 14 Mar 2011

Great job Vicki-I wasn't finding fault by any means-amazing job on all these states
Another well known saying/symbol for NY is ILOVENY-the word love is actually a big red heart-not the word-but I don't know how to do symbols in messages
Thanks again from myself and I'm sure other fellow NY'ers-even tho there don't seem to be many of us here in cute

by basketkase 15 Mar 2011

Oh, I know you weren't...I wish I had more room to get all kinds of stuff in... on some of these states my creative juices flow and on some I just scratch my head and go "HUH"? LOL!

vielen dank
meine Tochter macht im Sommer dort Urlaub

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Thank you from NYS.

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New York is the business capital of the U.S. if not the world. It is the center of finance, trade, fashion, advertising, publishing, music, theater, and the arts. The Dutch settlers originally called the area "New Netherlands". They built a wall across lower Manhattan for protection against the Indians and the British. Today it is called Wall Street. Make this state your "Bucket List" and visit Niagara Falls and the Empire state Building. ***Hint don't let your little children wear flip flops or clogs to go up the escalators there. One of my friends little son almost got caught. Luckily we were both standing near him and snatched him up. The attendant said this happens often.

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