I love the single free-standing lace triangle and have duplicated it many times, in my software, until I filled all the space available in my hoop. This is the result :-) Hugs, Lidia
My daughter wanted to gift these to her dance teachers for Christmas. We added some holographic glitter and left over tulle cut from the hem of a ball dress i made a couple of years ago. These are well received and often appreciated longer than chocolate
Started a Blue Santa this morning - the first one the thread was playing up again. It chewed up my WSS in the second one and the needle kept coming loose. So I tightened it replaced needles, etc etc. I got really peeved and told Trev I’m taking it bac
I think this would be great for the bread basket. Next time I will starch the fabric heavily. Maybe It would eliminate the wrinkles. The design is from Alinaline Designs.
I had a friend stay over and we had fun stitching. This was my selection to do on the embroidery machine while she was using the sewing machine. The only thing I still own are the 2 Christmas designs from Embroidery by TM. The sun catcher (Emblibrary) I m
Over the years I have downloaded many lamp shade designs because I love them but I have never stitched one out because I don't need them. Recently I thought "what if I can use one of these designs to create a doily?" and this is what I have done. Hu
I have used three free-standing lace designs, duplicated them twice and four times, and created a large doily to fit my 200x360 mm (or 8x14" approx). The complete doily has been stitched out in one hooping only. The single free-standing lace designs
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