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J9 Packline Report V8 Great Notions Embroidery Designs Pack#: 110011 COUNTY FAIR I Pg 1 SHEEP PIG LAMB Design# 80619Design# 80620Design# 80621 Stitches 4,622 #Col 5 Stitches 4,170 #Col 4 Stitches 2,747 #Col 4 Height IN 1.76 CM 4.47 Height IN 1.10 CM 2.79 Height IN 1.24 CM 3.15 Width IN 2.30 CM 5.66 Width IN 2.23 CM 5.66 Width IN 1.62 CM 4.11 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 REDDISH BROWN 1 LT GREEN 1 ECRU 2 OFF WHITE 2 PEACH 2 OFF WHITE 3 ECRU 3 LT RUST 3 BEIGE 4 RUST 4 DK BROWN 4 BROWN 5 DK BROWN COW HORSE BULL Design# 80622Design# 80623Design# 80624 Stitches 5,834 #Col 7 Stitches 5,756 #Col 5 Stitches 7,126 #Col 5 Height IN 1.63 CM 4.14 Height IN 1.82 CM 4.62 Height IN 1.76 CM 4.47 Width IN 2.35 CM 6.73 Width IN 2.65 CM 6.73 Width IN 2.62 CM 6.65 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 ECRU 1 ECRU 1 ECRU 2 BEIGE 2 BROWN 2 ECRU 3 OFF WHITE 3 LT GOLD 3 RUST 4 DK GRAY 4 RUST 4 LT BROWN 5 ECRU 5 DK BROWN 5 DK BROWN 6 OFF WHITE 7 BLACK 'COUNTY FAIR' COTTON CANDY FIRST PLACE RIBBON FIRST PLACE RIBBON Design# 81325Design# 83178Design# 83179 Stitches 1,397 #Col 4 Stitches 3,801 #Col 5 Stitches 3,769 #Col 4 Height IN 1.16 CM 2.95 Height IN 18.08 CM 45.92 Height IN 1.89 CM 4.80 Width IN 2.34 CM 2.95 Width IN 1.16 CM 2.95 Width IN 1.14 CM 2.90 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 LT GOLD 1 DK BLUE 1 LT BLUE 2 PINK 2 LT BLUE 2 BLUE 3 LT PINK 3 BLUE 3 DK BLUE 4 ROYAL BLUE 4 DK BLUE 4 RED 5 WHITE Great Notions Embroidery Designs Pack#: 110011 COUNTY FAIR I Pg 2 FIRST PLACE RIBBON BASKET OF TOMATOES BASKET OF STRAWBERRIES Design# 83180Design# 84484Design# 84485 Stitches 3,252 #Col 4 Stitches 5,558 #Col 9 Stitches 4,402 #Col 9 Height IN 2.17 CM 5.51 Height IN 1.60 CM 4.06 Height IN 1.34 CM 3.40 Width IN 0.80 CM 4.65 Width IN 1.83 CM 4.65 Width IN 1.32 CM 3.35 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 ROYAL BLUE 1 ECRU 1 REDDISH BROWN 2 BLUE 2 RED 2 RED 3 NAVY BLUE 3 LT RED 3 DK RED 4 LT GOLD 4 DK TAN 4 LT GOLD 5 OLD GOLD 5 DK RED 6 LT RUST 6 DK TAN 7 DK RED 7 OLD GOLD 8 LT GREEN 8 DK BROWN 9 DK BROWN 9 GREEN BASKET OF PEACHES PUMPKIN PRESERVES Design# 84486Design# 84487Design# 89631 Stitches 3,698 #Col 8 Stitches 5,307 #Col 8 Stitches 6,480 #Col 9 Height IN 1.35 CM 3.43 Height IN 1.61 CM 4.09 Height IN 1.76 CM 4.47 Width IN 1.35 CM 3.53 Width IN 1.39 CM 3.53 Width IN 2.24 CM 5.69 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 GREEN 1 LT GREEN 1 BEIGE 2 DK GREEN 2 ORANGE 2 LT GREEN 3 RUST 3 PEACH 3 GREEN 4 LT PEACH 4 TAN 4 DK GREEN 5 ORANGE 5 DK GOLD 5 DK GRAY 6 LT GOLD 6 DK GREEN 6 WHITE 7 DK GOLD 7 BLUE 7 BLUE 8 DK BROWN 8 DK BLUE 8 GREEN 9 OLD GOLD BLUE RIBBON PRESERVES JAM PRIZE WINNING APPLE PIE Design# 89632Design# 89633Design# 89634 Stitches 4,617 #Col 7 Stitches 6,733 #Col 11 Stitches 4,221 #Col 8 Height IN 2.04 CM 5.18 Height IN 2.11 CM 5.36 Height IN 1.88 CM 4.78 Width IN 1.66 CM 5.97 Width IN 2.35 CM 5.97 Width IN 2.00 CM 5.08 Seq# Color# Color Name Seq# Color Color Name Seq# Color Color Name 1 LT GRAY 1 LT BLUE 1 LT GRAY 2 RED 2 DK RED 2 GRAY 3 LT RED 3 DK RUST 3 LT RUST 4 DK GOLD 4 ORANGE 4 LT GRAY 5 LT GOLD 5 OFF WHITE 5 LT PEACH 6 BLACK 6 LAVENDER 6 DK BROWN 7 DK BLUE 7 DK GOLD 7 DK BLUE 8 LT GOLD 8 RED 9 BLACK 10 GREEN 11 PURPLE Great Notions Embroidery Designs Pack#: 110011 COUNTY FAIR I Pg 3 HANDMADE CRAFTS Design# 91160 Stitches 2,352 #Col 7 Height IN 1.11 CM 2.82 Width IN 2.55 CM 0.00 Seq# Color# Color Name 1 LT RED 2 BEIGE 3 BLUE 4 PEACH 5 DK TAN 6 LT GREEN 7 LAVENDER.
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