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minicow, I see you have your answer, here. If you have not gotten your bowl/basket/doily made and you have any questions - please feel free to email me as I have made so many of these - I could do it with my eyes closed. *4U
211078thankyou my Cuties family- I was a tad unsure but will now attempt making a bowl or two or three- who knows they may end up as Chrissy presents for my mob
minicow and flowers for all
5141Jrob has explained very well. I agree with lbrow - she deserves something special. She always gives us tiaras, maybe we should crown her the queen of 'Cute'. *4U
22886jrob to the rescue as usual she answ. your ques. * did a very good job. We need to make her a super cape or something. Seriously minicow hope u were rescued *4U
145789Try at Embroidery Library. They have lots of directions. Also some sites also download directions with the patterns. Shirlene had done many of them so maybe she will come to your rescue.
62459Well, technically they are not in the hoop. That would be something that you literally sew all components for in the one hoop and then turn it outside in and it's done. The bowls/baskets are free standing lace that you take for instance 4 sides and one bottom and put together with a satin stitch. You generally use 2 pieces of heavy Water soluable stabilizer hooped together and use the same thread in the bobbin as is on top. Be sure that the design that you pick is specifically labled FSL or free standing lace because some of these are designed to be sewn on organza or lace or some sort of fabric. Hope this helps ;)
158553I am not certain what the ITH bowls/baskets are, can you explain that to me?
by minicow
04 Jun 2008
ITH - in the hoop - the bowls/baskets have sides and bottoms that are sewn in separate hoopings- what I'd like to know is how many layers of WSS/stiffners should I use and any tips in sewing these
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