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Mmmmmm Cookies!

There is nothing like a good batch of home baked cookies fresh from the oven. If you are lucky enough to have a few dozen left after hungry little mouths are fed, the cookie jar can then be stuffed! Watch our collection grow as we add cookie jars to the shelf! The first cookie jar "September - Back to School" displays a little red schoolhouse. What better way to take care of those first-day school blues than with a cookie and a glass of milk.

The design size for each cookie jar will be 30 stitches wide by 30 stitches high. Each design should fit on a three-inch square piece of fabric stitched on 14-count fabric (or over-two on 28-count linen or even-weave fabric).

The cookie jars can be stitched as ornaments, on band samplers, or on towels and hot pads. They will make nice little accents to warm up your kitchen.

One of the joys of designing is hearing all the creative ways needle-workers have discovered to use your designs. I'd love to hear from you how you intend to use these little cookie jars.

Enjoy!

Cookie Jar Charts:

     Back to School Cookie Jar
     Fall Flowers Cookie Jar
     Blue Stars Cookie Jar
     Alphabet Cookie Jar
     Brown Leaves Cookie Jar
     Red Apples Cookie Jar
     Scottie Dogs Cookie Jar
     Country Quilts Cookie Jar
     Silhouette Lady Cookie Jar
     Indian Corn Cookie Jar
     Bewitched Cookie Jar
     Halloween Hearts Cookie Jar

A word about complimentary charts provided on this site:

"Complimentary" charts are provided for download from this site as a courtesy to you. We would appreciate your courtesy in return. Although there is no charge to download a complimentary pattern, you may not re-publish, kit, or re-distribute this chart without consent of the designer. You are free, however, to tell others about this web site so they may also print this courtesy pattern themselves. Please send them this link: http://aabbccdd.com.home.att.net All other reprint inquiries may be directed to Meridel Abrams. Thank you and enjoy the designs!

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