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Doily patterns
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squeaky
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What? They ask? A bloke wanting doily patterns?
Nah, not me - I've got thousands of them!
I intend having friends visit when my kitchen is all done and have pretty much decided on a HM (organic box scheme) fruit fool for desert and thought I'd have some nice paper doilies to sit them on.
AHA! I thought - I'll google for a nice one and print it.
I've picked one that has a sort of wedgwood blue background and on my heavyweight vellum paper it looks a treat. All I've got to do is cut round it nicely.
The google page with zillions of images is Here.
And the pattern I've picked is Here.
Nah, not me - I've got thousands of them!
I intend having friends visit when my kitchen is all done and have pretty much decided on a HM (organic box scheme) fruit fool for desert and thought I'd have some nice paper doilies to sit them on.
AHA! I thought - I'll google for a nice one and print it.
I've picked one that has a sort of wedgwood blue background and on my heavyweight vellum paper it looks a treat. All I've got to do is cut round it nicely.
The google page with zillions of images is Here.
And the pattern I've picked is Here.
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Happy snipping and no cheating ,don't lose the delicate edging pattern:D0
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Ooooh, pretty!
I let the boys *make* them ... bit like making paper snowflakes at winter. We've even made paper "curtains" from wallpaper lining paper.
The vellum doily sounds good. Enjoy cutting out all those wee holes
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I'm going to try for a reasonably close scalloped edge. I'm not sure my engineer type knives are delicate enough to do any more than that
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once you've done them - laminate them and you can use them again and again 0
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