I was asked by a new Cutie (she is having trouble with stitches showing bobbin) to post my version of a design found for free in the DBC. The DBC is now closed. I did several stitch-outs. All of them on "fabric of unknown origin" form WalMart. It is stretchy, horrid fabric and I did not even press it with an iron before I began.

I like it,cant wait to get home and play with it myself,may add some crystals for some bling and put it on some zippy bags. Thanks for showing us all the possibilities with this great little design

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by rescuer 14 Apr 2013

Thank you Bev! I can't wait until you get back to stitching again!

by bevintex 14 Apr 2013

Me too,will have to play catch up but getting some great ideas in the meantime.

looks lovely

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by rescuer 14 Apr 2013

Thank you.

Well done :)

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by rescuer 14 Apr 2013

Thank you :)

Looks like a scarf end to me if you have more white fabric. Bookbag? Purse?

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by rescuer 14 Apr 2013

I like these ideas! A scarf end sounds interesting. I just might try that when I get more time.

Apr 13, 2013 - Thank you Rescuer for all the work (or fun ?) you did on this design for our new Cutie. I like all the color variations you tried and am impressed that the not-so-good fabric came out well too. Also I like Noah's denim designs. And the varigated thread looks terrific! Can't wait to try the design myself! (And Noah, and all Cuties, what are we to do with all the stitchouts? Too nice to not use on something).

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by rescuer 14 Apr 2013

Thank you.
The denim designs are mine too. ;) We just get playing online and it gets really confusing sometimes. lol
I did the denim stitch-outs to see how well they will work for a purse or bag for my DIL.
I may have to make a small quilt out of the rest of the designs I made so far. lol

OK there you go noah (AKA whatever name I think of next)
Now -- I REALLY have to get back to work.
My husband wants to know what I am going to do with all these test stitch-outs...LOL

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by basketkase 13 Apr 2013

My goodness, you have brought this little design to life with all the attention it is getting.......all your color variations are terrific........it is so much fun to experiment, isn't it?

by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

I have WAY too much fun with my embroidery machines. This design is addictive for sure!

by noah 13 Apr 2013

Purple oh my it looks awesome .Maybe i will half to find something to sew it on ??Will think on this!!hugs William:):)

OK so I am just having fun now! Here are more pictures. The denim I just let it stitch-out completely before I clipped the threads. I think I might use a different color green when I stitch it for my purse. My DIL wanted the turquoise color.
I used variegated thread on the white "fabric of unknown origin" and decided -- I like it! It looks so playful, I might put it on a baby bib in this variegated thread color.

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by noah 13 Apr 2013

Wow i love the ver. thread it is just plain old Wonderful ,i wonder how it would sew out in Purple lol Thanks Frank hugs

by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

LOL
I will have to find out now won't I Billy!

by basketkase 13 Apr 2013

Good job, Billy Jo Bob!!

by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

LOL you too? Thanks Henry!

Today has been a perfect demonstration of how unique, supportive, and caring the Cute community is. Look how many folks have tried to assist another "cutie" today.... Doesn't it just make you so proud to be a part of this community!!!! Thanks to each and every one of you for all you do everyday to help out......And thank you, Veronika for giving us a place to come together in harmony!!

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thank you so much for all the free designs you give to us! I love this site!
I am messing around with the design -- using different threads and fabrics. It is one of those designs that is fun to watch while it stitches!

by cfidl 14 Apr 2013

Vicki's designs are the most fun to watch stitch out! they are all so beautiful as well!

looks great what stabilizer did you use.Maria

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thanks.
I used cut away stabilizer that tears off in sheets. I am not sure the name of it I have had it a LONG time. I hooped both the fabric and stabilizer.

Thanks you for the pertinent and efficient demonstration. I can't wait to stitch this one out!

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thanks! I can't wait to see what you do!

way to help out they look good! I have never ever had any issues with Vickis designs & they sew out just beautifully on all kinds of fabric too. Hugs Loralye

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thanks Loralye! I am trying different fabric right now...stay tuned.

Awesome testing i to had no trouble when i stitched it out .The person i gave it to loves it cause its full of smelllllllllllll MMM good hugs

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thanks! I know you are the queen of testing...you never stop your machines. I am glad you like my stitch-out

Looks great and I have yet to try but I know Vicki does great stuff. Glad you shared your color choice. I know I have to tell myself to watch fabric and stablizer I get in hurry sometimes and it shows. Then I get mad at myself.

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

Thanks. I am trying different things -- even now with it. I will probably post more pictures.

Looks very nice. I will try this design soon.

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by rescuer 13 Apr 2013

I look forward to seeing it soon.

Oops, I forgot to add that I did not use top stabilizer on any of the stitch-outs. They turned out great anyway without any tugging spots on the stretchy fabric. It must be the way it was digitized. I have never done this type of digitizing -- but I am sure the way it stitched prevented the pulling and distortion like you might find in some other designs.
Thanks again IamGammie for encouraging me to try this design!
Vicki (basketkase) has always been a great designer and she still takes time to give us free designs. Thanks Vicki!

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by noah 13 Apr 2013

Wow well said i agree110% hugs carolyn