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While “trying” to clean up my 'Happy Place' I let the machine stitch out some angels. They stitched out well, Clean up not so much. I seem to make more of a mess when trying to straighten up my sewing room. Angels are from C-some Stit

Years ago I saw a photo of a tablecloth made with hundreds (probably) of this single design, and it was spectacular. My eyesight doesn't allow me to do the same, but wanted to try making a doily to fit my 36x20 cm hoop, all in one hooping. This is the r

A free-standing lace Poinsettia design that I bought recently from EmbLibrary. Hugs, Lidia

Angel (my favorite theme) This is from OESD Christmas Collection 2008. A combination of applique and FSL, 5 hoopings and about 3 hours of stitching. It is about 7 inches tall and stitched out flawlessly.

And now there are two angels....

A new 3D angel prototype. (Still wet cloths.) Now the fun can start: Designing variations and creating legions for our next Christmas tree...

A litte church while waiting for the new angel's dress to be stitched out... We plan on doing some gold-thread variations on this one too..

My favorite activity while sewing on my quilts is letting the other machine stitch out FSL. This took 5 hoopings in the 4x4 frame. The great grands will like that one.

FSL, getting ready for Christmas Cards

I have made this free-standing lace doily with two designs: I have duplicated one design and used the other four times, FSL designs from the Classic Lace collection by Sue Box Hugs, Lidia.

And another one for the set...

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