BFC Creations – Where Thread comes to life!
We have recently joined with Delight of Delight’s Fantasy Art to create designs from her art. Sharon has made a wonderful start with her stitchouts! When she posted them on our Facebook group I asked if I could share them here. 🙂
Here is the owl, I basted the T-shirt to the stabilizer so I wouldn’t have hoop burn on the black ! I think embroiders need to realize they can change up the colors too as with the owl, I couldn’t use black for the outlines!
That’s a great hint Bernice! Color can make so much difference. Don’t just assume the design you are checking has to be done in the colors shown. 
Cathy combines designs for this white jacket. She starts with Delight’s Jeweled Dragon and then adds designs from our Red Roses – Black Scrolls set for a very unique, striking piece of clothing!
Such a beautiful professional job! You can really be proud of this for sure 🙂
I love Steampunk! Great job Suz! Not wrinkle in sight , the owl stitched out perfectly too.
I love it too! Steampunk is so much fun. I’m glad you enjoyed stitching them. Suz
I get a weekly report on the phrases most searched for with results and those searched for with no results. I also can go in any time to see the day’s searches, plus over time for many days. There are patterns that I think I can help with to make your searches more productive.
The successful searches tend to be one or two words at the most. They also contain a lot of numerical part of our item numbers. You see our item numbers everywhere – the name of designs, the documentation, etc. So this is a great thing to use to search. Type the item number with no additional text – 1905 (a design set) or 2170 a color number. You might have the tendency to add more info, but search really doesn’t care. LOL And too much text usually results in a failed search.
The next two have the same problem. When we switched to our new website, I wanted the item numbers to be as uniform as possible (I create the reports LOL) Our first designs from 101 to 999 were missing a chracter compared to 1000-1950, So I added a 0 before each design number that only had 3 characters. My reports are easy and look good, but to search properly you need to add a 0 before the numbers.
This one is painful – so lcose!
BFC0527-06 × 2 The 0527 i perfect, but the -06 which represents the individual design nubmer doesn’t not register withour serach.
Renee has stitched so much over time! She found this bunch of photos and sent them to my group. Enjoy!
We were discussing constellations and outer space and this was written by Renee:
These include some designs from elsewhere on here also, but this was very special. Skye had a dream one night, and told me about it, I wrote it down. THE NEXT DAY you posted the outer space designs and when Skye looked at them she said YES GRAMA! Those are the pictures of my dream! So we made her ‘book’. The ‘fire’ one she designed herself. And she was 3.5 at the time. 
This is the Outer Space designs.
Renee, Skye and I have been friends for many years through BFC. Skye is off to college this year!!!
I think we can take a great idea to help our children develop their creative size. I can think os several ways to do this. One is to look through designs with your child and ask for their thoughts and opinions. Make note of ones they really like and what they say about them. Another is to give them a topic – might be pets, family – or Outer space – and look through designs with them for things that express the topic. Again record their choices and write down what they say. You can make a wall hanging, or a book of the results. It would be great to look through as they developed new ideas!
From Tzu:
I’m happy to say I’m finished and even with my boo boo’s I absolutely love it ! my learning curve has taught me several things for my next one . Oh and while Im no where near y’alls level 2 things that greatly helped me and I quickly figured out was 1 while sewing panels of all embroidery together was to use quilting gloves the grip you get is fantastic and it never hurts the embroidery at all making feeding it to your machine a breeze , # 2 while my feed dogs and foot worked together the grip of my foot seemed to ever so slightly mis-align my pieces from bottom panel well a teflon foot ( I know supposed to be for leather lol ) stopped all the misalignment hope this helps someone 
. Here is my version of Kentucky Triptych
Tzu has not only come up with a beautiful version of this design but also given us a great hint for all designs that require stitching together. Fantastic! I’m going to use this next time – I always have at least one seam that no matter how hard I try gets a little bit *off*.
Cathy made these trains for the Cedar wall in the den at her husband’s request. I was amazed how quickly she got them all stitched and framed and on the wall!!! Great job Cathy. *Pop Butler* would be proud to see how great you’ve made his trains look. You can read about the trains and Pop Butler on the page. When asked about them Cathy replied *they stitch out beautifully*.
