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Problem finding kanto gym leader?
Where i can find the gym leader in khanto,in which they say that the gym leader is heading to jhoto region for training pls.. help me tnx!!!
daretofight - 8 years ago
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If you're talking about the leader of the Fighting Dojo, then you completely missed him. You should've navigated the caves of Mt. Mortar and gotten Tyrogue by now.
DoublePie - 8 years ago
I think this is a simple misunderstanding. The city with the fighting dojo that looks like a gym has two gyms, silly. :P The dojo USED to be the gym, but it was renovated and now the one directly to the right is the real gym. You can talk to people in the area about it.
mooglegirl3 - 7 years ago -
If you're still confused then you should look into a Walkthrough FAQ.
You might be at the wrong gym like mooglegirl said.
Hope this helps.
MexicanWalrus - 7 years ago -
First of all, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN OPEN SLOT IN YOUR PARTY! (or you will have to get back again)
In between Ecruteak and Mahogany, if you surf across the water, rather than traversing through the caves, you will come across 3. Enter the MIDDLE cave with pokemon that know flash, waterfall, (and surf), and after surfing around the first part up the waterfall, slowly make your way to the northwest corner of this big area.
Along the way, if you hop down one of the ledges, you will find a dragon scale (not to be confused with the dragon fang), an item that you can give a seadra to hold, so it will evolve into a kingdra when traded. Once at the northwest corner, you will see a ladder. Walk into it, and make your way around this small section where you will find the Dojo master.
Beat the crap out of him to receive (if you have an open slot) a Tyrogue. Through evolving and breeding (or just duplication and evolving and vitamins) you can get Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Hitmontop.
Hitmontop can be obtained by having equal attack and defense stats at level 20, when it evolves.
Hitmonchan is obtained by having more attack than defense at level 20, when it evolves.
Hitmonlee is obtained by having more defense than attack at level 20, when it evolves.
*note* Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan might have been switched there, but it's not important if you want both.
This would be your missing master and 5 extra possible pokemon to boot.
qazqi - 6 years ago
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*** I love working with polymer clay and needle felting. I love all miniatures and all cute items that allow you to dream in your own space and time. Here I will share my creations, my ideas and my mistakes!!! ***
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Tiny Bears with eyes, Cats and Figurine
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What a wonderful works!!!! The litle doll is so cute! and I want to caress this cats. You´re a big artist of wool!!! A big hug.
ReplyDeleteYou're not forgetting any detail... *grin* Beautiful work... your felting needle and you are a perfect team!
BirgitOhhhh!! Simona they are just fantastic! You really do create such lovely felted creations!
The little girl is amazing and your bears and kitties are so perfect!
I know Jennifer must be thrilled at your gifts and the cake stands will go fantastically with her new mini baking trend ;)
Have a great week!~JHi Simona, I'm so glad you took detailed pictures of your gifts before you sent them. They are all so gorgeous, and it is difficult to believe it, I know, but Simona sent even more! It will take some effort to write a post that does justice to all of her beautiful gifts. Thank you so much, Simona! You're not only very talented, but also very generous! xo Jennifer
ReplyDeleteWow Simona, you are the master in needle felting, these animals and the girl are awesome :D! Especially the very tiny bear of 2 cm....oh my, that's small!! It's like you said:where did you place your needle.....;)?! It must have been very difficult, chapeau!
Hugs, IlonaReplies:) :) Yes, it was very time consuming as I was trying to felt one side, the opposite side would get un-felted!!! So, it took me a while, a lot of needle punctures in my fingers and a lot of cursing!! :) :) ....... but I'm already looking forward of making some others, so small, in different colors! Anyway Ilona, you are doing a fantastic job with your needle felting!! You go girl!! Hugs!
Lucky Jennifer! Simona your work is incredible. I love the tiny bear and the cats are so cute!
Hugs, DroraTodo lo que haces en fieltro, me encanta. Son unos animalitos adorables.
Un abrazo para ti y mis mejores deseos para tu hermana que espero esté mejor.
VictoriaWow lucky Jennifer your creations are gorgeous. I love your cats and the bears are sooo cute. The doll is beautiful. Fantastic work Simona. I hope you are enjoying the spring weather :)
Hugs MariaAww, how sweet. The little pink fuzzy bear is too cute. Really made me laugh that you included the erm...starfish in the kitties ha-ha. lovely work and very generous gifts =0)
ReplyDeleteI love your needle-felted characters, especially the little girl and the teddy is cute too. Must be satisfying seeing a character coming out of what was just a few bits of wool.
ReplyDeleteEres una maestra con la aguja de fieltro, te han quedado unos animalitos preciosos, besos:-)
ReplyDeleteBravo Simona ! Vos minis en laine feutrée sont superbes ! J'aime particulièrement les ours.
Amicalement. rosethéVery happy to have found your blog through Jennifer!! will come back to see all your cute work! :) Many kind greetings from greece, Anne
ReplyDeleteI love your cute little kittens. Your cake dishes are also so fine.
It is wonderful lovely gifts you've spoiled Jennifer whit. You are a very generous blog friend. Great that you and Jennifer have found something special together.
WyrnaNew follower (via RSS)! Found you through Plushycat!! You make some really cute tiny things! I can't wait to see more of your posts! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous little characters! The cats are sooooooo cute!! Very nicely made! I found your blog through Jennifer, she's so lucky to have blog friends like you!
Kind regards, Brian.Hello from Spain: Happy Easter. This doll is lovely. Beautiful creations. Your work is great. Keep in touch
ReplyDeleteI saw these at Jennifers blog too =) So cute! Great gifts, I really like the cats (off course since I'm an animal-lover ;) ) And the girl is great!! I love the bow on her head.

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I'll probably be doing a blog every night to fill you in on what's happening, and why your child will have such an expanded 'vocabulary' when he returns home. (Who said Scout trips didn't teach you anything?) To be quite honest, today was pretty boring, so this first installment probably won't be the most thrilling of the set. Although there were a few amusements like Patrick trying to take Scouter Michael's car to the Bluewater Bridge in Port Huron. He blames Dawa.
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Because the adults stayed in their scout uniforms, random adults all trip came up to introduce themselves and talk… and talk… and talk… Mr. Austerberry got the entire history of Troop 763 from Detroit.
Once we all arrived at the church, the scouts promptly decided to remain mature and calm while waiting for food (read: run around and cause general chaos.) Also, apparently everyone and their mother plays Magic, even Nathan Patel, literally the last person I would ever expect to do so. Right now, everyone is going to get the pizza that has just arrived, and I think I should too, lest I be saddled with the dreaded "vegetarian" slice.
Addendum: Bob is sending this with the morning donut crew. Everyone is up and packing right on time. Gosh, it's almost like these guys know what they're doing! We're off!
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I've been making my way back to Sedona since the holidays with family back in Georgetown, TX, but I sure am dawdling a lot! I love not being on any kind of deadline or schedule to be anywhere, so I'm taking full advantage of that.
I took the southern route and stopped at Big Bend National Park, which besides being great, allowed me to cross another wanna-see national park off my list. I just haven't had the time to do more than keep up with going through pictures while on the road and posting to friends and family on Facebook so they know where I am. I haven't gotten many new website pages done on Big Bend or my other stops (I saw the Marfa lights)!), but I still plan to do that at some point.
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I'm currently resting at a private RV site in Casa Grande, AZ that belongs to another wonderful friend and I'm so thankful for the chance to get caught up with some "real life" details like taxes, etc. From here, I'll be visiting a couple of other Arizona State Parks – back to Tucson for Catalina State Park and and Lost Dutchman, and then will be moving north to escape the already too-hot heat in the desert. I hear the lush green of Oregon calling my name again lately, so I may not be able to resist that much longer. 🙂
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84 A very nice six pack shop. Very clean. If you cent find something try here. Mexican music is blaring in the background. 6 pack discounts on mix/match. |
88 Biggest selection of beer in my area. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely worth a trip there if your looking for a great beer selection. |
68 Stopped in after leaving work in the area. Looks like your neighborhood sack o suds on the outside. The bottle area is clean and organized and the staff were friendly. Prices were a bit on the high side. Off to the side they have a mini deli with keeno and stuff which was filled with a bunch of loud ghetto looking drunks. Probably wont be back. |
68 Ambiance - was a little strange. The neighborhood is slightly dodgy. I heard one of the staff say several times, "Im coming over to smell your wifes underwear drawer!" to another customer, Im assuming the knew each other, but its sort of weird, and kind of unprofessional. The place is organized and the indoor area is really nice, but sort had an AA quality about it.
Service - was helpful, and the one lady was really doing her best to help me locate really off the wall stuff. The folks that frequent there were very helpful and one gentlemen helped me locate some great brews.
Selection - Ive been to other places, and they are smaller and it seemed like they had more than this location. However, what I will say is that Maris does have a lot of really nice beers, and whatever companies they carry, they seem to have most all the beers that company carries. One thing I thought was odd, was that there really wasnt much in the way of Czech, Russian, or East European beers, or really many other beers from around the world. Its definitely more stateside focused, and thats ok, but would have liked to see that.
Food - not sure they had more than chips and peanuts
Value - The beer prices arent that competitive versus other bottle shops, here and there some were right, some where way up there. I will say that I did get a nice Duvel glass for $6 which seemed very fair.
A long drive for me, I might stop down again, but itd be rare. |
80 Great place for individual bottles both warm or cold. One drawback that Ive noticed is many of their bottles dont have prices listed. You have to take it to the checkout counter for pricing. They also do tastings of various micros. |
68 Located in a less than desirable part of town, however, huge selection of ales to choose from and fairly reasonable prices. Helpful associates to help you find a particular style or brand. Go during the daytime and you shouldnt have any issues. |
84 This place is awesome. If you ever find yourself in the area it is worth a drop-in. I grew up in the area and didnt know about this place until I was home for the holidays. I was impressed by the selection. Be careful of out dated beers, since they have a big selection, turnover isnt high. |
86 Nice place that really fills my void of not being able to drive to Capones or Pinnochios. Has a nice cooler setup with several aisles of brews seperated in an intelligent way. The service was very kind and the woman behind the register was very kind. I didnt ask for any help in picking beers but I did overhear the store owner talking about a lot of beer with another client. I definitely felt the knowledge was available. Selection is huge. I picked up a mix six with evil twin, hair of the dog, and more. No food rating. They had hotdogs but I didnt have one. Prices were a little higher than some other places but the selection made up for it. Tart of Darkness and Oude Tart ran me $23 each.. but I dont see them anywhere else in the area. I will be back, often. |
88 Located in a strip mall not far from the Albright campus. Most of the store is a bottle shop although theres also a small area roped off as a bar with 6 taps and a few tables and chairs and pool table (Im guessing thats the more part.) without a somewhat dodgy clientele but that part is easily ignored. This is primarily a bottle shop and what a selection they have. Over 1000 bottles by the likes of Mikkeller, evil twin, emelisse, cigar city, lost abbey, port brewing, duck rabbit, dogfish head, nogne o, etc. beers are arranged by nationality with a very large domestic craft scene. Cans are arraigned separately. They also have a 14-16 coolers. This being a college town the BMC was flying off the shelves but the staff asked if I needed any help. The only drawback are the prices. Theyre 20-30% higher than youd see in surrounding states. But they do give a 20% discount for a mix 6 so it mostly evens out. In terms of the sheer quantity of their quality its safe to assume this is one of the top beer stores in the region if not the nation. |
68 I remember adding this place a few times here before, but it always got deleted. Not sure why. I havent been to Maris in a while, since I dont live in the Reading area any longer. This place is definitely a dive, but the selection is worth the scare of going in. The clientele can be a little shady at times, especially if you stop by in the later hours of the evening. The service is a little inattentive, but then again, I never really needed any help in picking anything out or finding anything. |
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of a committed player. Which colleges are still actively recruiting Sowell?
ones I hear from the most are Auburn, Florida, Alabama, MSU, and LSU."
6' 7", 350 pound offensive tackle is currently benching 315 and squats 350.
What does he do well on the field?
"I feel I have pretty good footwork,
and I am a pretty good passblocker."
And what would he like to improve
"I just want to get in better shape and get a lot stronger. I
want to get to where I do not take any plays off and just go 100% each and every
down. But the main thing is my strength. For someone my size, my strength numbers
need to be a lot better. It will get there. I have played baseball all of my life,
but now I am concentrating solely on football. I am going to get much more dedicated
in the weight room now."
Bradley is on track to become a full qualifier as he carries a 3.5 GPA / 18 ACT.


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Feature #3688
redef keyword for method redefinition in Ruby 2.0
I saw Matz's Euroko 2010 keynote1 where he mentioned adding the
ability to redefine methods gracefully in Ruby 2.0. I mean, more
gracefully than this:
class Hash
# save the original method
alias original_initialize initialize
# redefine the method def initialize(*args, &block) # do something extra ... # call the original method __original_initialize__(*args, &block) # do something more ... end
I suggest adding a "redef" keyword to Ruby 2.0 for this purpose:
class Hash
# redefine the method
redef initialize(*args, &block)
# do something extra ...
# call the original method super # do something more ... end
The "redef" keyword should also have a twin "redefine_method"
method for use in block-based metaprogramming:
class Hash
# redefine the method
redefine_method :initialize do |*args, &block|
# do something extra ...
# call the original method super # do something more ... end
Thanks for your consideration.
#1 Updated by wardrop (Tom Wardrop) over 6 years ago
I came on here to suggest the exact same thing. As someone relatively new to Ruby (got into about 5 months ago), I'm surprised there's no easy way of achieving this given that so many developers seem to do this. It's what makes Ruby's dynamic nature so powerful.
There are numerous ways in which this could be implemented. You could introduce a new special method like super, called 'old' which could either hold a reference to the old implementation, or maybe instead, it might just return the old implementation as a Proc object?
I wouldn't want to see the 'super' method used for this purpose, as it may cause unpredictable behaviour. For example, what happens when you want to call the super class (the next implementation in the inheritance chain), but unexpectedly end up calling the old implementation which you'd thought you'd completely over-written.
I also wouldn't want to see anything like redef which can clutter up classes. There just needs to be some simple, clean way of getting at an overwritten method. A common use case is monkey patching (such a feature as this one would go well with the 'refinements' idea), where you want to prepend or append an operation to an existing method, or where you want to modify the return value.
I trust the Ruby developers and decision makers to come up with the most elegant and appropriate solution.
#2 Updated by wardrop (Tom Wardrop) over 6 years ago
Just to clarify, I'm not completely against the introduction of 'redef', it's just it would have to serve more a purpose than just allow access to the old implementation of a method. For example, if it became a requirement of the language to use redef when overwriting a non-inherited method, then obviously the introduction of 'redef' is a lot more justifiable.
#3 [ruby-core:38029] Updated by lazaridis.com (Lazaridis Ilias) over 5 years ago
#4 Updated by naruse (Yui NARUSE) over 5 years ago
- Project changed from Ruby trunk to CommonRuby
- Category deleted (
core) - Target version deleted (
Next Major)
#5 Updated by naruse (Yui NARUSE) over 5 years ago
- Project changed from CommonRuby to Ruby trunk
#6 [ruby-core:43416] Updated by shyouhei (Shyouhei Urabe) about 5 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Status changed from Open to Assigned
- Assignee set to matz (Yukihiro Matsumoto)
#7 [ruby-core:49694] Updated by mame (Yusuke Endoh) over 4 years ago
- Target version set to Next Major
#8 [ruby-core:49746] Updated by matz (Yukihiro Matsumoto) over 4 years ago
- Status changed from Assigned to Rejected
To eliminate alias_method_chain, we introduced Module#prepend.
There's no chance to add redundant feature in the language.


text: Development Meet 4 (1/3/15) - Dave's ReportPosted in News on March 06, 2015 by Angela Gaelectric sponsored Larne Swimming Club had 23 of its young swimmers compete at the recent Development Meet in their home pool. The swimmers did not disappoint and with home field advantage.... Well Done to our Aquasprint Team! (updated)Posted in News on February 23, 2015 by Angela Many thanks to the Limavady Aquasprint Team who made the long journey to Larne for Friday's Aquasprint Gala. A super gala was had by all and congratulations go to our young Aquasprint swimmers with a win of 211 points to 189. Read on for Peter Magee's report.... Squad RepsPosted in News on January 26, 2015 by Angela If you wish to contact your squad rep, please use the email address located in the 'Squad...Squad Structure' section on the top toolbar. Fantastic Weekend's Results for Larne SC at the Irish Short Course Championships.Posted in News on December 15, 2014 by Angela A super weekend of racing which culminated in Irish record smashing from Conor Ferguson & Danielle Hill along with many personal best swims from the 19 Larne SC swimmers. Click on the 'Read more' for Peter Hill's round up of the Championships.... Dave's Report from Development Meet 2 on 6/12/14Posted in News on December 08, 2014 by Angela Gaelectric sponsored Larne Swimming Club were in action again this weekend at Swim Ulster's second Development meet of the season in Ballymena. This is the entry level meet for swimmers just starting out on their competitive careers. Sixteen swimmers...... Important message from Laura O'Mahony (LSC Children's Designated Officer) re Chaperone Rota for Out of Hours SessionsPosted in News on December 02, 2014 by Angela Young people are left at the pool by parents/guardians who expect this to be a safe environment. A safe environment can only be created when everybody in the club works together to put safeguards in place for everyone's protection. Parents/Guardians must also understand that they have an important role in implementing safe practices for their children and be willing.... Well done To Our Aquasprint Team!Posted in News on November 16, 2014 by Angela Many thanks to the Sliabh Beagh Aquasprint Team who made the long journey to Larne for Saturday's Aquasprint Gala. A super gala was had by all and congratulations go to our young Aquasprint swimmers with a win of 233 points to 167. Read on for Peter Magee's report..... New Club CaptainsPosted in News on November 09, 2014 by Angela Congratulations to our new Club Captains! After a very, very, very close vote our new Club Captains are Sophie Charlton & Conor Brines. Photos on FacebookPosted in News on October 07, 2014 by Angela Due to difficulties uploading photographs to the website gallery it is proposed to use the Larne SC facebook to display these photos from galas, trips away etc. If you do not wish your child's photo to be displayed please let us know. Good Luck at the UK School Games!Posted in News on September 05, 2014 by Angela Good luck to Danielle Hill & Conor Ferguson who are swimming in Manchester this weekend, representing N. Ireland at the UK School Games. Welcome BackPosted in News on August 18, 2014 by Angela Larne Swimming Club would like to welcome back all swimmers and parents for the 2014 – 2015 season. The coaches and committee hope you all..... Congratulations!Posted in News on August 04, 2014 by Angela Congratulations to Jonathan Agnew, Alex Kane, Jonathan Ramsay & Kyle Watters on passing their NPLQ (lifeguarding qualification). New Irish & Ulster Records for Conor Ferguson!Posted in News on July 24, 2014 by Angela Massive congratulations to Conor Ferguson who has struck Gold at the Canadian Age Groups! Conor won the 15 & under boys 200m back in a time of 2:05:25, setting a new Irish Junior Record and also a new Ulster Senior Record! Karl Burdis had...... Good luck to Danielle Hill at the Commonwealth Games!Posted in News on July 20, 2014 by Angela Good luck also to Danielle Hill who is part of the Northern Ireland Team in Scotland for the Commonwealth Games. Follow the results Good Luck to Conor Ferguson at the Canadian Age Groups!Posted in News on July 20, 2014 by Angela Good luck to Conor Ferguson who is part of the Irish team competing in Canada at the Canadian Age Group Championships. Follow the results. |


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Warp & Weft Sewing Society: Lotta Jansdotter Challenge – Spring Market Totes {+ a giveaway **closed}
I'm so excited to be part of the Warp & Weft Sewing Society's first ever blog hop this week! We were all given a 6 fat quarter bundle of Lotta Jansdotter's new (gorgeous!) collections Mormor and Sylvia. The challenge was to make something that celebrates Spring. You can get your hands on some of this amazing fabric by entering the giveaway at the end of this post – 12 Fat Quarters of Lotta Jansdotter goodness! **Update: The giveaway is now closed.
I had so many ideas for this challenge, most involving quilts – but, since many of the other Sewing Society members are talented quilters I supposed I should choose something else! In the end I decided a new spring tote bag was the way to go – because you can never have too many bags! The bright, springy bundle Esmari expertly mixed for me is so light and happy, that I decided to share and make 3 totes. A Mommy and Daughters trio! (This post was getting a bit long, so the Spring Market Tote tutorial is coming up tomorrow! *Update: The Spring Market Tote & Mini Tote Tutorial is here.)
I wanted to make something striped that could feature each of the prints in my fat quarter bundle and was inspired by the beachy rope handled totes I was seeing online. It was great when the prints came together into a tote that is a bit more formal – perfect for shopping! The large size makes a very roomy bag, and I tried to duplicate that by making the girls' mini totes oversized as well. They were able to fit all of their (self chosen) shopping necessities with them. It was fun to see them excited to feel "all grown up" with their own matching totes!
I had fun trying to find rope that I liked in an appropriate thickness for the totes. With my pre-made options exhausted, I bought some braided cotton at the hardware store and made my own rope! A 4-strand round braid is actually very simple to make and I'm really happy with how it looks. The grommets are fun even though it was momentarily terrifying to cut holes for them in my perfect "finished" bag! They turned out so well I think I'll have to do it again!
The tote is made with a quilt-as-you-go technique so the outer comes together really quickly. Inspired by my Noodlehead Cargo Duffle I layered quilting cotton, low loft batting and canvas. It holds it's shape really well, and the interfaced reinforcement strip at the top of the bag folds over to easily install the lining. There is a small pleat on the ends of each oval base, making it simple to fit the outer perfectly to the circumference of the base. And I love how it gives the Spring Market Tote a little more shape.
I would like to thank Esmari especially for choosing the perfect bundle for me! The Slate Blomster is my favorite print in the Mormor collection, my oldest loves pink, and my youngest's favorite colour is green – so the emerald was perfect for her. Win-win all around. I split up the girls' totes to accent their favorite colours, while mine includes all of them together – lucky me!
**Update: The Giveaway is now closed. ** You can win 12 Fat Quarters from Lotta Jansdotter's latest collections, Mormor and Sylvia! In order to enter this Giveaway please follow the Rafflecopter instructions in the widget below and leave a comment on this post. You can obtain 7 entries in total by leaving a comment on each participating blogger's Lotta Jansdotter Challenge post.
I'm second on the blog hop this week – be sure to check out the kick-off post! The quilt Esmari posted yesterday on the Warp & Weft blog is gorgeous. The fabrics look amazing on a white background with the coloured thread she chose. Carla is coming up tomorrow and her work is impeccable, I'm so excited to see what she's going to post!
Esmari – Warp & Weft: April 21 ** blog kick-off yesterday!
Sherri – Thread Riding Hood: April 22
Carla – My ½ Dozen Daily: April 23 ** tomorrow's post!
Shannon - The Finished Garment: April 24
Cathy – Blueberry Patch: April 25
Cynthia – cynthiaf: April 26
Lysa – Lysa Flower: April 27
Winner to be announced here on the Rafflecopter widget: April 28th
I hope you like the totes and come back to check out the tutorial! It's really simple in its construction – and if you want to get some Lotta to make your own you can find it at the Warp & Weft shop - I know you need a new Spring Tote! Be sure to get all of your entries in by following the blog hop around, I'll see you at Carla's tomorrow!
** Please note: This is a sponsored post and the fabric was provided to me at no cost by Warp & Weft. However, as always, all opinions are my own and I will never promote something to you that I do not love myself. **
Esmari Taylor permalinkApril 22, 2014
Oh, I love them!! The rope handles look lovely! That's a super idea – I think I might need to 'borrow' it sometime…
And your pumps are gorgeous! Will have to find out where you got those from too… -
Tambra Vandal permalinkApril 22, 2014
What I like best about the totes is that they are a quilt as you go project, & love that it can be made in two sizes…one for mom & her daughters!
April 22, 2014
Wonderful totes I love the addition of the ropes , gives them a nautical look !
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Darylene Foster permalinkApril 22, 2014
So cute !!! I love the idea of making these for the little ones. I for sure will look for the tutorial tomorrow. I just have to make these for me and my Granddaughter
April 22, 2014
oooohh!! Those are just *FABULOUS!! You & your girls are stylin'!! Great job with this gorgeous bundle! xo
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April 22, 2014
love how they turned out! it is so hard to cut into something you've worked hard on and don't want to ruin!!!
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Judy Johnson permalinkApril 22, 2014
I love the shape of these bags – and the rope handles just add such a cool touch!
Rose permalinkApril 22, 2014
This is such a great idea and I love the handmade rope handles – definitely something I will try for summer trips to the pool.
Reece permalinkApril 22, 2014
I love your idea of the stripes in a way to incorporate all the beautiful fabrics. I know what you mean about being terrified about the grommets; I made a purse with curtain grommets and was so scared to cut the holes I almost didn't finish the bag! Your totes turned out wonderfully. I can't wait to see what Carla comes up with tomorrow.
Dandi D permalinkApril 22, 2014
I love how many beautiful fabrics you can incorporate into those totes!
jonquil permalinkApril 22, 2014
I adore a good tote! I have 2 granddaughters, so 'matching' totes would be awesome.
April 22, 2014
Beautiful bags, I love how springy they look. Perfect for heading to the farmers market and grabbing some fresh produce and bread. I can't tell you how much I love the matching bags for your daughters, mine loves being 'twins' and since she's only 5 I'm not sure how much longer it will last, and will take advantage of it while I can!!!!
Look forward to the tutorial, 'cause I'm pretty sure I don't have enough bags ahaha.
Lisa Marie permalinkApril 22, 2014
Wow, the totes look wonderful! The rope handles are a very nice touch.
April 22, 2014
Your totes are just so sweet and modelled to perfections by your daughters!
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April 22, 2014
The shape of this is marvelous, well done! I am definitely going to have to make one-or more!
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Mandy permalinkApril 22, 2014
Love your mother and daughters matching bags. And I would LOVE to win the fabric bundle… love Lotta!
Mandy permalinkApril 22, 2014
Love your mother and daughters matching bags – the colours are awesome and I like how you decided to make the handles. And I would LOVE to win the fabric bundle… love Lotta!
Cathy permalinkApril 22, 2014
What a great way to use these Lotta prints! Your totes are adorable as are your little ones. I'm so inspired, and we are only on Day 2 of this wonderful giveaway. Thank you!
amanda permalinkApril 22, 2014
I especially love the fabric choices and the way there are nice bold fabrics that blend well with the lighter more delicate prints.
April G permalinkApril 22, 2014
I love that the totes come in two sizes so my mini-me could have one too!
Fonda permalinkApril 22, 2014
Love the bags, luv that the 3 match and I really like the pose of the littlest one,what a cutie
April 22, 2014
I love that everyone got their own.
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Cindy Dahlgren permalinkApril 23, 2014
The totes are great! They're all three different, yet somehow the same. It was great you made some for your daughters, they so love to be like their Mommies. Can't wait for the tutorial.
Kerri Findling permalinkApril 23, 2014
I love the idea for the rope handles and the 'match but not' totes.
April 23, 2014
These are super adorable and the girls look very pleased with their grown-up totes!! I am in love with these prints! I think I'll check out 4-strand braiding.
Sdeaf Mathews permalinkApril 23, 2014
These totes are perfection! Love that they are quilt as you go too
Andrea permalinkApril 23, 2014
What a cute idea to make the bags in two different sizes! My favourite is the green one with the solid in emerald. I already purchased some of the yellow and grey prints for making a tablerunner. I hope there will be some leftovers, then I'll try one of these Totes.
Jodi R permalinkApril 23, 2014
I love this project so much. My favourite part is that you made mini oversize totes for your daughters. My little Miss 3 1/2 loves bags and would love to have a bag that matches mine.
April 23, 2014
These are great bags, love that you made your own handles and the fabric…yum!!!
Tina permalinkApril 23, 2014
This tote is so cute! Who couldn't use a fabulous and functional bag like this?? Very nice!
Donna permalinkApril 23, 2014
The totes are definitely spring like with the bright colors and stripes. I like the shape of the bag and the fact that they can be made in a sizes to suit my grandson carrying his books to the library!
April 23, 2014
Your totes are amazing! I would be terrified to put grommets in my finished bag too! I love that you made your little girls totes like mommy's but in their colors. Very cute pictures!
April 23, 2014
Love it! I'm always looking for new bags to make, and this one is so fun, and it looks quite sturdy too!
Jennifer Fynn permalinkApril 23, 2014
Love the bags, but even more love the 3 of you out shopping together. So adorable!
I must take my little princess out shopping and made/buy some fun bags to match.
Thanks for sharing!! -
Kathleen Dalecio permalinkApril 23, 2014
I really like the rope handles you've used on the totes. I' looking forward to watching your tutorial! Think you.
June Robertson permalinkApril 23, 2014
I think your tote bags are a fantastic way to use the fabric. They are fresh, modern and the perfect size. Thanks for sharing your great ideas
Gina permalinkApril 23, 2014
I love how the fabric perfectly complements the design of the bag. The rope handles are the crowning touch.
Cecilia permalinkApril 23, 2014
What I like the most are the rope handles. They are the finishing touch. Thank you for sharing your cute bags.
Audrey permalinkApril 23, 2014
I love quilt as you go and the colors in your bags are fun! The rope handles are the perfect touch
April 24, 2014
Absolutely beautiful tote bags for you and your girls-so cute to make a set for all 3 of you.
Mary permalinkApril 25, 2014
How sweet are your Mother & Daughter bags! I love them, and this fabric!
Delaine permalinkApril 25, 2014
I just love those bags. I am definitely going to get the instructions for them. Thanks!
Marti permalinkApril 25, 2014
I love how the bags turned out, so fun. I could see my little ladies loving them!
April 25, 2014
Beautiful bags! They look so roomy!
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Chantal permalinkApril 25, 2014
Beautiful bags. Love the rope handles. It makes it look so Marina/Yacht fashion. Love it.
Emily C permalinkApril 25, 2014
The bags are too cute. I love that your girls have a set, too. Nothing like matching mommy.
Lori Morton permalinkApril 26, 2014
LOVE the Totes!! Especially soooo cool that you made them for you & your Daughters, to match. SWEET! (you made some grrrreat Heart Memories too)
April 26, 2014
Very beautiful use of the fabrics. Thanks for the tutorial.
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KAY permalinkApril 26, 2014
I love that the tote is shown in 3 different colour ways, I always love to see ideas shown with different options.
Joy permalinkApril 26, 2014
You are right. Everyone needs a new tote for spring, and how wonderful to make it a mother/daughters outing. These fabrics are perfect for your project, and I love the rope handles.
Andrea Hanson permalinkApril 27, 2014
Love how you used all the fabrics and the selection of different sizes for little people!
Barb permalinkApril 27, 2014
Love this bag, so fun and I can tell your girls love it too. Congrats.
Gaile permalinkApril 27, 2014
I love the Lotta Jansdotter fabric, and this giveaway is such a nice idea. Your totes are so cute (love the rope handles), and I see the tutorial for them too! Thank you.
April 27, 2014
Awesome bags! I love how you solved the handles situation– that rope looks super!
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April 27, 2014
Love the design of the bags – it's perfect for summer!
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Terri C. permalinkApril 27, 2014
Oops, didn't get the question before I commented. How about EVERYTHING. The rope handle is what attracted me to the tote. Love the nautical theme.