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  • Teri says

    Hi! We were going to use your pattern to make these beautiful flowers, but the links are not working at present. Any chance of still getting the pattern?

  • Sharon McAloon says

    Good afternoon,
    Is it possible to access the template for the poppy?

    I have clicked on the link but it says that page not available?

  • Carrie Young says

    I can not download the template..has it been moved? I am the president of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary and we are creating a float for the July 4th parade. These are awesome! Thank you for sharing!

  • Carrie Young says

    I am unable to download the template. Can you send it to me? I am the president of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary post 56 and we are making a float for the July 4th parade celebrating the 100th birthday of the American Legion. These will look so good on our float. Thank you for sharing!

    • Tio says

      I am wondering the same lol. I’ve only made two (free hand bc I didn’t purchase the template) and it’s taken over an hour.

  • Kezia says

    These are lovely. Using the template for some kids crafts. Just fyi, the tradition to use Poppies was actually thought up by a french lady,
    In 1915, Canadian doctor Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae wrote his famous war poem, In Flanders Fields, following the devastation he witnessed on battlefields in Ypres, Belgium.

    The poem describes the delicate red wildflowers that bloomed where more than a million soldiers died between 1914 and 1918.

    Inspired, Anna Guérin, a French teacher turned war effort fundraiser, began selling poppies on designated days from September 1919. She then addressed the American, Canadian and British legions to ask for the poppy to be acknowledged as Remembrance emblem.
    Credit where credits due. x