HELP!!!!!!

Can't help,but very keen to see your progress as I have always wanted to give this a try

Well done!!!They Gorgeous!!

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by noah 18 Jan 2020

Thanks Hugsxxx

I Got it Now!!!!!

3 images:[1]
[2]
[3]

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by blueeyedblonde 19 Jan 2020

looks good!

Usually you remove the bobbin thread - and it helps to use a different colour for the bobbin thread so you don't remove the stitches that secures the fringe by mistake. Switching the bobbin may take a minute but having a totally different colour helps identifing the thread to cut fool proof.
The top fringe loops are not cut unless you want to have that wilder look.

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by noah 17 Jan 2020

Ok thanks I never did that I am going to try again in a few minutes hugs xx

by mops 18 Jan 2020

Glad you got it right - it looks lovely.

by crafter2243 18 Jan 2020

Success!. Glad you worked it out

The right side looks the best. Sorry I haven't tried fringe work myself so wouldn't know where you have gone wrong.
Hoping someone will come along and explain it for all of us.

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by noah 17 Jan 2020

yes Mops helped by telling me to change the thread on the back that was what I was missing This is just a towel to put dirt on from the wood stove so it is ok now Thanks

Here are some excellent instructions on this site:
http://www.cuteembroidery.com/252...

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by noah 17 Jan 2020

off to have a peek thanks

by noah 17 Jan 2020

Now to go look on my hard drive for this one after i master the feather one lol

Sorry Carolyn, I can't help as I have never done fringe work, as I'm an anal person, I'd be picking the threads out lol!!!!
Good luck, personally I like the look on the right hand side of picture number 3. Love Chris

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by noah 17 Jan 2020

thanks me too:):)

I am not sure what it is supposed to look like. Generally when you want fringe on the front you cut the bobbin thread on the back. Of course the design has to be digitized for a fringe.

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by noah 17 Jan 2020

That's what o did on #1 and #2 left side