Our son is a US Marine serving in Okinawa. We love to wear shirts showing how proud we are of him. I have made more shirts for my husband than for me but this one is for me (my husband has a matching t-shirt :) ) My daughters want equal time. Working on a saying for them. The design is from adesignbylyn. She also has a son in the Marines

by workbecky 13 Jul 2011

Thanks. We do need to remember!

by workbecky 12 Jul 2011

Thank you.

by workbecky 12 Jul 2011

Thank you for praying. There is power in prayer. Becky

by workbecky 12 Jul 2011

Thank you.

by workbecky 11 Jul 2011

Thank you. I will tell him you said thanks.

by workbecky 11 Jul 2011

Thank you. We are very proud.

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

After many attempts, I have found this combination works for me. I hope a medium cutaway with sticky tear away stablizer on top (I don't like the heavy cut away--makes the design too stiff), then I attached the shirt to the sticky (the shirt is NOT hooped), then after loaded in my machine I float one or two layers of wash away. I start with one and if the stitches sink I can always add another layer. I hope this makes sense. I tried many with just the tear away and could tell the designs needed more stablizer than just the one layer. I suppose if the design was really dense then heavy cut away would be needed but then the design probably shouldn't be on a t-shrt. Thanks for taking time to look at my project. Becky

by workbecky 12 Jul 2011

That would be hoop not hope my stablizer. :)

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you.

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you. We are.

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you Shirlene. I am getting pretty good at t-shirts. I just need some lessons from you on FSL. Becky

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you for looking.

by workbecky 08 Jul 2011

Thank you for having a look and making a comment. Becky

by workbecky 07 Jul 2011

Thank you. You are the daughter of a Marine aren't you?