by bevgrift 04 Sep 2010

Can anyone help with this?

Thanks in advance and much appreciated for your time.
From Bev

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by keeponsewing 04 Sep 2010

Here are some. Hopefully you will be able to use something here. :)Hugs, Terre

6 links:[1] http://www.emblibrary.com/el/new.aspx?date=022107
www.emblibrary.com[2] if this doesn't work, just type in the website and search bl...
www.secretsof.com[3] http://www.embroiderusafl.com/dporiental.htm
www.embroiderusafl.com[4] http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/Great+Notion...
www.embroiderydesigns.com[5] http://www.glennharris.com.au/catalog/index.php?main_page=in...
www.glennharris.com.au[6] http://www.oregonpatchworks.com/items.php?did=48810&pid=...
www.oregonpatchworks.com

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by bevgrift 04 Sep 2010

These links are really Fab. You are a STAR!
Thanks a Ton
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by eyeztodiefor10 04 Sep 2010

Have you tried Embroidery Library? I'm pretty sure I have seen some there.
Meri

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by bevgrift 04 Sep 2010

Thanks very much, just what I needed.
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by eyeztodiefor10 05 Sep 2010

Happy to help! Actually I believe I bought some from there a couple of years ago. One thing I have learned about the wonderful designs from Embroidery Library is, many of their designs are pretty dense. I find if I float an extra piece of tear away under the hoop before starting to stitch, the designs come out better and the fabric hardly puckers at all.
Meri

by bevgrift 05 Sep 2010

Yes, that is the perfect solution for this type of problem.
I also like to alter designs that have too many stitches and make them less dense because some designs just overdo the stitching for no reason

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