Liz won the Grand Prize in our Embellished Lady contest in 2020. Beautiful!

BFC1928 An Embellished Lady
BFC Creations – Where Thread comes to life!
Liz won the Grand Prize in our Embellished Lady contest in 2020. Beautiful!

Suz, Here are some photos of the backpack I made. Thank you again for the sample design. The inside is lined with African fabric, I work as a Missionary there. Arlene
Great Job Arlene! And thank you for the wonderful work you do. Suz

Beautiful job Hugette!!! I love the way you used fabrics to set off the designs!

Wow, I LOVE the frame, Suz. I think the desert scene wall hanging (without the borders) or some of Kokopelli would do great in the middle. I made the desert scene for dear friends, and they loved it!

Hi Suz, this is Peggy in North Pole, Alaska. Haven’t put batting and back on this quilt. Thought you would like to see its progress. Trying to decide how to quilt top together. Difficult for me to quilt with my machine so contacted a friend with a long arm. After Christmas we will decide what to do, maybe just highlight each square. Peggy
I love the soft, frosty colors Peggy! Suz

This is a beautiful piece and it sews out beautifully. Since we live in Florida, this was the perfect piece for our home.

Denise won the Crazy Quilt contest from the Year 2012. Here is her Entry:
Suz,
Here is my entry into the Crazy Quilt contest, I have used all the designs from BFC1179 plus 5 freebies, FBFC246, FBFC317, FBFC699, FBFC626, Classic monogram font border and BFC516-31.
I needed a new lunch kit and was originally going to make the bag as designed but then it evolved as I needed pockets for silver wear, napkins, salt and pepper and my wallet and keys. I wanted these to zip closed for security and i needed stretch pockets for my coffee and water bottle. I made it out of water proof outerwear fabric, embroidered and interlined it with super stable then lined it with another waterproof outerwear fabric. I am very pleased with the results.

Hello Suz,
Thank you for introducing your thoughts on the Lace Alpha. As I watched the stitch out of letter A, I was impressed by detail used in this design and the beauty of the finished design. I used medium tear away stabilizer in my hoop and floated the top layer material. For the first colour (white) I slowed my machine to 700 spm, the second colour (pink) I reduced the speed to 500 spm. There were no thread breaks or broken needles. Amazing, I wish all my embroideries were as hassle free as this one.
Thanks so much Betty Ann! Suz

Hi Suz,
I don’t know if you remember, but when you first released the Sally King cupcake set, I had sent you an email about the promotion you had going on at the time. Well, I did get the apron made for the lady who made the top tiers of my daughter’s wedding cake and the wedding was today. The top tiers of the cake were traditional cake but we made cupcakes for the rest of the cake… so your design set was perfect. The lady who made the top part of the cake is trying to open her own cake decorating business and she did a beautiful job (and didn’t charge hardly anything! She’s a friend of a friend, but still…). Obviously I added the text, Cake Dreams is the name of the business she’s opening. Anyhow, she loved the apron and the design was absolutely perfect. I’ve attached the picture of the apron onto here for you, in case you want to use it for advertising purposes or as a project picture.
Great Story Stefani! Suz

Dawn has finished her 4th Ching Chou Butterfly.

I’m stitching out a second butterfly right now of Ching Chou’s and am going to buy another one. They’re so beautiful. Thanks for the great designs. The picture is the one I stitched yesterday. Dawn
You did a beautiful job Dawn! Can’t wait to see the next one. Suz It’s two days later and Dawn just sent me more photos! She is FAST!!!
