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| Abbie's ornament featured a sleeping kitty on a pile of books | 
I have a friend who does counted cross-stitch as a hobby and every year produces Christmas ornaments for each of the people in our circle of friends.  
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| Barbara's ornament shows a kitty in a Christmas stocking | 
 Elaine thoughtfully took photos of all of these before she gave them away, so you get to see her artistry. 
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| This is Cathy's ornament.  I like the camel! | 
 A lot of care goes into each ornament.
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| A harp, bells and a trumpet were for Gina M | 
 Not just in the execution of the pattern, but in the choices for each person.
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| This little angel went to Gina T | 
Everyone gets an ornament suited (more or less) to his or her interests.
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| Jackie got this terrific ornament with cats in silhouette | 
 And everyone loves the finished product!
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| Joyce received this happy crescent moon | 
 I really like these two "moons" (above and below).
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| Julie got a crescent moon shaped Santa! | 
They are all much prettier in person, of course!
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| Laura received this lovely bell | 
 I've done counted cross-stitch.  It's not easy!
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| Lisa got this kilted bagpiper | 
We never know what Elaine will come up with.
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| Mark's Santa is jolly | 
But it's always fun to see what you get!
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| Maura's ornament shows a puppy and a present | 
These are all really are delightful, aren't they?
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| This is mine - a Julenisse from Norway | 
I like my Norwegian Santa a lot.
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| Paula's featured this little chubby toy soldier | 
 The toy soldier is adorable, too.
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| Peggy's ornament had a Father Christmas holding a lantern | 
Peggy's family comes from Slovakia, so the Father Christmas was appropriate.
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| Robin's ornament showcased her love for Siamese cats | 
Thanks, Elaine!  We all enjoy your talents.
 
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