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by workbecky 04 Aug 2008

I spent more time ripping out stitches than I did on the actual embroidery. The towels were so thick. I want to thank this site for helping me conquer these towels. I used hints I read on here to keep the tension under control.

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Comments (12)

by lbrow 09 Aug 2008

So very nice workbecky. I know they'll be appreciated *4U

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by blackie 05 Aug 2008

Well u can't tell and what a great job you have done. Doesn't always work out as we want with trying to remove bad stitching etc, but these are awesome. *4U

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by workbecky 06 Aug 2008

Thank you Blackie. *4U

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by relaxsew 05 Aug 2008

Nice job.

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by clawton 05 Aug 2008

They look great.

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by workbecky 06 Aug 2008

Thanks

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by elenu 05 Aug 2008

Very nice - I like the idea of the 3 initials - I take them to be initials for Bride & Groom and their surname Workbecky?

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Yes Audrey and Jonas Valen. I researched if male or female initial went first and decided it was personal choice.

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by stickmuster 05 Aug 2008

Great job! *********

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you.

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by mops Moderator 05 Aug 2008

They look great and make a perfect present. Well done.

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you.

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by shirleysisson 05 Aug 2008

They look very pretty. I'm sure they will love them. *4U

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you.

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by dkjack 04 Aug 2008

Lovely job.

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you.

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by coco128 04 Aug 2008

what a beautiful gift ..you did such a nice job with the placement ..*4u

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you. I am still learning.

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by shirlener88 04 Aug 2008

Becky, they look wonderful and they will be a treasured gift!

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

I hope so. Thank you.

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by adelmarie 04 Aug 2008

They look great*

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by workbecky 05 Aug 2008

Thank you. I had my doubts I would ever finish as I was ripping stitches and picking out threads.

by lbrow 09 Aug 2008

Doing the frog stitch were U rippit, rippit. Been there know how it is.

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