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i absolutely LUV this idea! i never thot about that. i have two pillow casings i bought years about not knowing what to do with them, but at .25/ea i couldnt pass them up! ssssooooo know what this weekend's project is! thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnother genius idea!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it Amy!! You are so awesome!!
ReplyDeleteOh man, you will have LOTS of pillows at the end of the year!! Good thing you love pillows :) It would be cool, too, if you paired up the drawings of similar colors, I think it would give a nice mood to it. And btw, I don't know if it's on your end or theirs, but there's a couple of pictures that are not showing up, no matter how many times I refresh the page. Just giving you the heads up.
ReplyDeleteI have eight years of pillows to catch up on, uh oh...! Great use of PicMonkey! I love it!
ReplyDeleteHeading that way!
ReplyDeleteAmy what a terrific idea! I wish someone had came up with that when my son was in kindergarten.
ReplyDeleteCool Amy! I should show this to the Teenager and let HER do it!!!
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