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Post: # 82256Post old tree man »

Thanks for the input Jane and i are having a great laugh over it :lol: :lol:
and thanks for the pattern :thumbleft:

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Martin wrote:definitely a hat worth saving - am I alone in thinking it lends you a rather raffish Mujahadeen look? - it would go very well with an AK-47! :mrgreen:
Ah - that's what it reminded me of! :shock:
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Post: # 82279Post amecoy75002 »

This American Ish thinks you should keep it. A well like, good fitting, fond memory hat is worth 10 new ones!

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Post: # 82329Post mrsflibble »

ok. i caved. I'mm probably get slated for this...remember, t'is all in jest. :D

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Post: # 82336Post Martin »

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
beautiful finishing touch!
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Post: # 82343Post mrsflibble »

:wink: thanks!
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!

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Post: # 82373Post old tree man »

:cheers: :cheers:
fame at last :laughing3:
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Post: # 82377Post snapdragon »

flowerphilly wrote:I'm Russell's sister and if you knew him like what I do, you'd know that the boring old hat is just not him! I think he should have something much more colourful and flamboyant. The more recycled bits it has the better! Sos Jane I could share the job wi you!.

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Aha so it's camouflage is it? :lol:
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Post: # 82531Post the.fee.fairy »

Darn it with some kind of rainbow variegated wool!

And add some scrap leaves or something...and a big smiley face...but that might be going too far!!

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