I test stitched this FSL Bowl for Yoriko. I used Coats and Clark color Goldenrod with the same in the bobbin and used H20 Gone water soly stabilizer. I stitched together each section to the bottom first and then the sides. Once completed I rinsed under warm water for around 30 seconds and placed over a tall storage container to dry. I shaped the sides as they dried. These were a gem to stitch out and a piece of cake for any beginner. I have never done a bowl and was anxious to try one. I tried to get a side pic so that you could see how tall it stands when dry. I'm gonna do the doily next to match the bowl as my Daughter has already laid claim to this one.

This is stunning. Well done. Yoriko you are the best. Cuties we are very privileged to have this lady with us.

beautiful job done by both of you.;)

Libbie, this is another beautiful,fsl design from Yoriko, well done. *4u both

Beautiful bowl. You did a great job

This is beautiful, you did a wonderful job!! H&*.

very well done mary

Dear Libbie, thank you so much for helping me with the test! You have done a wonderful job! I learned something new too. Have never heard about H20 gone. I am looking for it now :) Many thanks...Love and blessings, Yoriko

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by caydebug 08 Sep 2009

We had it at our local Walmart but alas, Walmart has closed all of the fabric department's in their stores around here and many surrounding states...I really loved it. It was very easy to work with...

Yoriko, Thank you for taking a chance on me with your precious and beautiful designs..It was a pleasure to do.

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by manami 08 Sep 2009

Libbie, thank you for your wonderful job! I am so pleased to see it posted! Love,Yoriko

here is a direct link:

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by caydebug 08 Sep 2009

Thanks Shirlene, I forgot the link...With this flu (finally starting to break up) it is a wonder I can remember anything. Of course it is more of a "DUH" moment. Yes it was a lot of fun...I have a lot of the bowls, just never had the nerve to start one...Now, will have to get lots of thread...

Libbie, what a lovely bowl - you did a great job - thanks for all your information, too. *4U