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16686It looks great in white! You have done a wonderful job! Thank you for posting! hugs, Yoriko
by jerrib
11 Feb 2013
It seems to be a hit Yoriko. I am so glad. Maybe others will do different colours and post their pictures. Carolyn beat me on the white.. Oh well, I now know what mind will sort of look like., Hugs Jerri
by manami
12 Feb 2013
Thank you Carolyn! Yes Jerri, your lovely idea is a hit! Thank you!
Hugs, Yoriko
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54617I love it. It definitely looks like a stainglass window. Everything pops out with your choice of colors. Thanks for sharing with us.
13250Beautiful!!! You did a great job of sewing it out! Digitizers did well also!!! Very Pretty, Hugs, Judy
92391I had to laugh at your cutoffs. That is what we call a pair of jeans that you cut off to make short shorts. I was looking forward to seeing yours. lol
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by noah
11 Feb 2013
lol yes i call them that to John loves his cutoffs but now Walmart has jeans so cheap $8. dollars i cut off new ones for him,will try to show u this summer(if i remember )hugs
67271please, how did you do it! it is great!! what do i need to do one. thanks
by noah
11 Feb 2013
Well first u need to buy this design from http://www.mygardened.com/ then buy some wws or plastic from a hardware store .i like both .then u put wws or plastic on or in your frame .throw your thread cut offs or leftovers u been saving for this very purpose then another layer over the threads of wws or plastic then sew your design ok hugs carolyn
by manami
12 Feb 2013
I didn't use plastic. I just made a "sandwich" of WSS, thread and WSS. The stitches hold the threads very well. hugs, Yoriko
1826well this look lovely again
well done Carolyn
hugs Sonja
30638I love the added color with cut offs it takes a pastel window glass color formation the design frames very lovely good working team.
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