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Vintage Crochet Sample
It was a common practice 60 to 100 years ago to make samples and keep them in a box or stitch them in a book so that at a later time you could reproduce it. It was also a way of sharing patterns. Most people now don't know how to copy a pattern visually.
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This stuff showed up today. We get all sorts of free samples to try. Not sure what this is but well soon find out.
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I am making these pillows for my kids.
I started by laying out the strips of fabric in a sample pattern to see how the finish product would look. What I discovered was that the jelly roll I had purchased only had half as many strips as the one used in the tutorial I found on Pinterest, so I had to buy a second jelly roll of each color. Fortunately, Joann's had them on sale on Black Friday, and I had a 25% off coupon, so it wasn't too much more expensive to buy the proper amount.
A scout tests his pie for poison. Probably a good idea, considering how seriously the scouts take it...
Today's mail had Loreal EverPure samples from CVS, a ton of Huggie's coupons and a $5 off $30 Food City cpn to use at Albertson's!
Many of the shops at Nishiki Market offer little saucers for your sampling pleasure. If you want to save a bit of cash, you can probably skip lunch and just subsist on free samples from the market.