Great job! They have some very nice designs...your owl is awesome.
bonjour, je tombe sur votre site et etant passionnée de chouettes je trouve ce modele magnifique pourriez vous me faire parvenir le le patron de la broderie ou me dire comment l obtenir ? Très beaux travail ! cordialement MAMILN
OMG, Chris, this is the most gorgeous owl and your stitching is impeccable.........terrific job!
Thanks so much Vicki, it was the digitiser's work that made it stitch out so well. I just used my Husqvarna sewing machine to do him. Thank you once again, love and blessings Chris
I love owls- and your's is absolutely stunning. What a great combination of colors!
Apr 26, 2013 -- Gorgeous! You gotta love Urban Threads
That's a lot of stitching. He is beautiful. Stunning colors.
Hi Chris (cfidl), I've put up the sliding scale for speed to show you. When I do normal things it's where it is pictured at Max. When I did this owl I put it on the middle line. Hope this helps out. Love and blessings Chris
wow he is stunning Chris. Lovely choice of colours to.
He does look great. Wonderful job and excellent choice of colors.
fantastic job Chris! he is just fantastic! hugs Loralye
Well worth the time it took this is a eye catching project. I love it.
Thanks so much Mary, he/she was beautiful to watch sewing out too. Love and blessings Chris
Wow, that's impressive! Great job, Chris.
Hugs, Lidia
What a Beatiful thing , you did not use it on a linen tea towel as some of them pull the threads and I use water soluble on top to stop pull threads, well done
Thanks very much. I didn't use any wss only tear away on the back. It went so well. Love and blessings Chris
Darling! It was well worth the time spent. What speed was that, because if that was fast, then it will take me substantially longer. I am hoping to up my game.
Hi Chris, well on my Husqvarna I have a sliding scale from 0 - 4 (5 strokes.) I put it in the middle at the second one. Thanks for the comment. Love and blessings Chris
What a magnificant job, it looks like there is no pulling on the fabric either, will have to pop over to check out..thanks for sharing..huggs Marian
I agree with you Marian. There was no push/pull compensation problems when sewing this out and I'm always a bit wary about sewing on tea towels. I was very careful by the way, in hooping the tea towel. It's a pure cotton one, so maybe that helped. Love and blessings Chris
It's a magnificat owl! Well worth the time you spent stitching him.
Thanks Martine, I'm glad you like it. It sewed out without a hitch. I went through 2 and a half bobbins and only on the last colours did I have a few thread breaks, so I just slowed the machine down. Love Chris