by meganne 13 Jul 2010

for $2.95 per five sheets. Postage to Australia was so reasonable and I still can't believe how quickly it arrived, especially since 4th July was a holiday.

The colours are just so gorgeous and so different, I didn't know there were so many to choose from.

SO don't hesitate to buy, I can highly recommend:
http://www.heirloomsbysharon.com/...

Aussie girls the cost worked out at $AUD 23.00 for 20 large sheets, cheaper than buying wrapping paper here in Aus.
Hugs n roses, Meganne

general mylar meganne

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by sandralochran 13 Jul 2010

Megs Thank you for this info .I have been wondering where one could buy it in Australia !!!!!!I have order some to give it a go

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by meganne 14 Jul 2010

There are two places you can buy it here but, one wants $5 for half a sheet and the other wants $7 for half a sheet! I can't see why we should be ripped off.

Sharon's worked out at $1.15 for a WHOLE sheet, and that included postage.
HNR, Meg

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by quiltgrama 13 Jul 2010

DBS has special on mylar fish and butterflies. Each 3.48 with 8 designs both 4x4 and 5x7 designs dont know for how long.

1 links:[1] http://www.designsbysick.com/
www.designsbysick.com

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by quiltgrama 13 Jul 2010

Yes she is very quick. I got mine in 4 days from ordering and very reasonably priced. I even got a few free samples. I ordered the new color samples to try. Hope you have fun I know I did. I tested some designs and had so much fun watching it stitch out. What bling !!!!

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by keeponsewing 13 Jul 2010

Can't wait to see the results!

1 images:[1]

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by iris2006 14 Jul 2010

funny pic

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by claudenicolas 13 Jul 2010

Thank you for this advice, I hope that they can send in France. I have not well understood the diffference between colour and opal.
Have you try a embroidery with them?
Hugs Claude

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by meganne 14 Jul 2010

Not yet Claude but if you go to Sharon's website (clink on this link)
http://www.heirloomsbysharon.com/...

She explains it very well, what the differences are, I bought the opalescent but I haven't tried it yet.
Hugs n roses, Meganne

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by shirlener88 13 Jul 2010

Can't wait to see what you do with it all and how it holds up, once you wash it.

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by meganne 14 Jul 2010

I rarely get round to actually sewing any of this stuff, as much as I want to, I am so badly organised lately. HNR, Meg

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by kalinelson 13 Jul 2010

Wow! that was a good price....looking forward to seeing pictures.....thanks for the info.

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by meganne 14 Jul 2010

Don't hold your breath. LOL!!! I rarely get round to actually sewing any of this stuff, as much as I want to, I am so badly organised lately. HNR, Meg

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by gillemmerson 13 Jul 2010

I got some this week from sharons friend Lucy in England. Unfortunately she only had a few colours as yet. Not tried it but did buy some red and green organza to go underneath the red and green mylar as not sure if it can be embroidered on alone.

Would welcome advice on this.

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by meganne 13 Jul 2010

You do need material underneath the Mylar to embroider on but I don't think I would recommend organza, it's very flimsy.
You do need special designs, ones that have a minimum amount of fill stitches, similar to some Free Standing Lace designs, but not as dense.
If you visit the website link in my original post you should find instructions for using Mylar, try this link:
http://www.heirloomsbysharon.com/...

HNR, Meganne

by ron111otter 13 Jul 2010

gillemmerson. You have a PM

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by marthie 13 Jul 2010

Good for you. Please load a picture of it so that I can see what it looks like

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by meganne 14 Jul 2010

Hi Marthie, You will find pictures on Sharon's website at the link in my original post or there is one I posted in a message here: http://answers.cuteembroidery.com...
Hugs n roses, Meganne

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