I love this design. Both color combinations work very well together - but I love pink!!. Great job. Sue
by elenu
03 May 2008
Thank you Sue, I particularly like the pink one - pink & green go verl well together I think.
5924Jean, these are lovely - so much detail - wonderful work - thanks for the color variations, too! *4U
by elenu
02 May 2008
I like the pink and green together Shirlene, I think that combination is pretty.
211078What pretty flowers ! How have you the relief ? Do you embroider first petals of the bottom ,and then embroider the other and sew them the one on the other ?
What means FSL ?
by elenu
02 May 2008
FSL means Free Standing Lace Claudenicolas
Outer and inner petals are embroidered individually, the green centre incorporated with the inner petals - just change thread colour. Relief is also by changing colour thread. Sew or glue together and glue pin on the reverse.
by claudenicolas
02 May 2008
thank you for your explainations. I want to try, but it seems difficult
25533These are so pretty. Where did you get the design? *4U
by elenu
02 May 2008
Screts of Embroidery Babyred Lace Flowers set 1. Today set 2 became available to purchase with a 50% reduction on regular cost. A good time to buy! Thank you.
4828Where did these lovely designs come from? I have to have them!!!! I have a cute hat I could attach the sunflower-looking one to. How big are they? Very nice Jean.
by elenu
02 May 2008
Secrets of Embroidery Lace Flowers these are from set 1. Today set 2 is for purchase and you can buy with a 50% discount - a good time to buy. A hat would look wonderful with them attached. The size varies - largest 7cms diam. but, of course, they can be resized, up to 20% bigger or 10% smaller, using your machine software.
33574I love these, A red one would look just like a poinsettia. *4U
by elenu
02 May 2008
You are quite right Ibrow I think another row of the larger petals added would be ideal for a poinsettia & with enough patience they would make lovely decoration for Christmas tables. Thank you.
145789Lovely Jean. I've got these, have you seen the
latest set?*4U
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