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...was well-received but I'm afraid Bubby will never actually use it! She's afraid to mess it up. I don't mind. All I did to make this was push some buttons, basically.
Announce your little one's new age with a darling embroidered and appliqued t-shirt.
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Chef style apron with a swingy ruffle embroidered with a fun spring chicken for embellishment.
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I've added a machine embroidered stumpwork dragonfly to the imaginary nursery rhyme garden.
I usually hand embroider stumpwork insects but as an experiment I decided to try to use my machine.
It's much clunkier than usual but, as it's a fantasy garden, this isn't a problem
I needed a gift for a Pern fan so I digitized one of the dragons from Renegades of Pern in silhouette form. (And then put the machine-embroidery files as a free download on the Silver Seams website so if you want one you can make your own, possibly after making friends with an embroidery-machine owner. Yeah, sometimes it's like owning a truck.)
Close-up of vintage style redwork Merry Christmas design stitched on white plainweave kitchen towel.
Actually, this is part of a purchased design from Embroidery Library titled 'Patterned Scotties'. I decided to use just the Paisley dog and call it a Westie. The RA thread color used to stitch the dogs' body is called Penny.
The sewing pattern is based on several sources, but I've tweaked them a little bit each for each bottle carrier.
beautifully made 1980's bridesmaid dress, double layer of fabric, totally reversable, no seams showing.
This is the Ottobre design Tropical Blend dress in the Summer 3/2011 issue. LOVE it. Want to make it in every size and put beautiful meachine embroidery on the front This embroidery pattern is from Bunny Cup Designs. I turned red work into white work on red fabric. Think it really makes the pattern stand out.
Embroidery design by Martha Pullen, from August 2006 Gift of the Month; keepsake booties for 2 nieces were made from fabric taken from my mothers' wedding gown (grandmother to both girls); completed 2006. Embroidery design by Martha Pullen, from August 2006 Gift of the Month; keepsake booties for 2 nieces were made from fabric taken from my mothers' wedding gown (grandmother to both girls); completed 2006.
Nice and simple. I really prefer minimalistic cards, and I have no idea why. I did machine embroidered snowflakes on them.
Quilt I made using my sons old jeans, and designs that signified something from their lives, quilt goes to their sister Nicole, center design is something she drew out and I had digitzed for embroidery.
The tags complete the stockings. Edited a UT Bright Blessings tag (resized up, deleted text, added my own).
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Japanese Sashiko Mug Rugs are smaller than a place mat and larger than a coaster. Ideal for your your coffee and a snack.
You get 2 Unique Designs:
5*7 Hoop = H 3.88" x W 3.91"
Stitch Count = 15,658 - 22,970