Finally had time to get a couple Christmas gifts done...the nurse one is for a friend and the other one is for her daughter, who just joined a sorority at college......boy, was it hard to stitch on the pouch, but got it done and didn't catch the backside of it so the pouch is totally usable........The nurse text looks crooked but it's not, the hoodie kept wanting to slip off the hangar..

So clever and the wordings perfect. Am sure they will love it.

I might be tempted to make this if u could write coffee and tea ******I hate what alcohol does to people****hugs

Great job. I've done a pocket before, but I had to take the top loose first. You're magic.

All are wonderful Vicki !
How on earth ?? did you manage ?? the pocket. I, like a whole bunch of us I'm sure of, am wondering how you did it without taking the pouch off?

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by basketkase 12 Dec 2017

Hi, Wendy.....see last comment I tried to explain it...

Gorgeous!!

I know a few nurses who'd like these designs! They're great!

Now, that you have succeeded in stitching on this pouch, would you like to share how you did it? I've been puzzling over it and I can't figure it out!

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by kustomkuddle 12 Dec 2017

I second that! Beautiful job but curious how you did it!

by basketkase 12 Dec 2017

My melco machine allows this as it has a tube shape for a sewing surface... so I hooped the pouch area sideways, turned the design sideways, then loaded the shirt on the machine...I had to make sure to keep the back under the tube to keep the pouch from getting stitched together.....clear as mud, right?

by pennyhal2 13 Dec 2017

Ah! Your machine has a tube shape! Actually, it makes perfect sense. They probably made that tube just for stitching like this. It would be impossible on my DSM Thanks for the info!