Woo Hoo...first project with my new Valiant 10 needle machine...pheeew...Onesie for Miss Charlotte...now on to the burp cloths and quilt...lots to learn, but very happy with my first attempt! Thanks for looking....

Good job, I love the design too

The stitch outs look great! I bet that machine won't get a break for a while.....lol Have fun. We enjoy seeing what you come up with!

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thanks...

I'm so glad you are having fun with your new machine. You went through such a lot of hassle recently. Of course I am envious of the free arm and other features, but I don't do enough embroidery to justify such an expense. With this new machine and your digitizing skills, I look forward to seeing many great projects. Again, congratulations and I agree with the others that this project is perfect!

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thanks...and I am still going through a "hastle" with my Ellisimo...still not back...the dealer was sending it to BabyLock so they could look at it...fingers crossed...

Brilliant first attempt. Not a pucker in sight 😊

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thanks, Sarah...pheeewwww.....

Very cute. Hope you have more fun on your machine.

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thanks!

Lovely,

Well done!! Enjoy your machine.

Lotsa Love
Nicky

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thank you, Nicky!

Was hooping the body suit easy or tough? It is precious and she will be precious in it. But then, babies are cute in just a diaper, right?

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by dragonflyer 20 Jul 2017

Thanks...hooping the onesie was easy...this machine has a free arm and I can slip the hoop right in and the body of the onesie goes right over the free arm...and, yes, babies are cute just in a diaper, too!

Yep, looks perfect to me, too. :)

Very nice. Hugs

Wonderful! Did you digitize the design yourself of got it somewhere. Love this.

Just perfect Kim, can't wait to see more of your Projects. I love the little hearts they are just beautiful. Also the saying, can't be anything else really can it? He he he! Love Chris

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Chris...

Congratulations on your first project. Looks wonderful. Are you having fun with the new big baby? (sorry, but it is big)

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Smokey...yes it is BIG...looked a lot smaller on the dealer floor!

Great job my friend hugs

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Carolyn!

I'm so proud of you! Bags will be a breeze to do also. Keep up the great work.

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thank you, Karen...can't wait to tackle some bags!

You lucky girl!

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Sue...

Excellent work done!!So Pretty..Gorgeous

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Sonjia...

Yeah!!!!. Wasn't is a lot easier to hoop that little onesie. Love the saying on it. I am glad you like working on the machine. Did well

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks, Angie...it was a lot easier to hoop and stitch the onesie with the free arm...still slow on getting things set up, but expect that with more practice, it will be increasingly easier!

You've done a great job.

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks so much!

Looks great, Kim........isn't it nice to not have to change needles and run the machine faster than a table model.......

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thanks Vicki...I am still slow getting things set up, but I am sure as I get more experience, I will get faster...it was nice to have the transition from one color to another without stopping.

Well done! I am sure we will be seeing lots of wonderful creations with your new machine. Looking forward to all of them!

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thank you!

Congratulations on your first piece of work on your new machine. You certainly set yourself a challenge with hooping something small for your first attempt. Excellent

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by dragonflyer 19 Jul 2017

Thank you, Caroline...I wanted to do something that was not too complicated! Onesies are actually pretty easy with the free arm...