I’m in Awe!!!!!

Marilynn and I were talking and I asked if she had any photos of her work I could post. I was so surprised and thrilled when she sent me these.

In her words:

This is a small sample of the many BFC Designs I’ve done. I give away or sell about 80% of the designs I’ve done over the years. I’ve recommended BFC to lots of others with my same obsession. Keep digitizing please! Marilynn

It’s going to take me awhile to get all the links for the sets!!!

Thank you Marilynn for sharing so much of your work.

Suz

Christmas with added lettering

First attempt have to trim and sign 🎅 Hertha

You did a great job Hertha! Suz

Marge from Florida

Marge does so many wonderful projects!!! She always amazes me with them.

BFC0587 Window – The Grand Canyon

BFC0848 Window English Cottage with Waterwheel

BFC0521 Window – Deep Woods

BFC0359 Lace Bowl & Doily Swans and Water Lilies

BFC1349 FSL Easter Bowl and Doily

BFC0287 Lace Bowl and Doily The Fishin Hole

BFC0587 Window – The Grand Canyon

BFC0135 Native American Women From the Plains of North Dakota

You might want to read marge’s Tutorial about how she does embroideries like this that she then appliques to a project. Great!

BFC0669 Window – Guardian Angel

BFC1077 Window-Sending a Christmas Wish

Seed Packet Combo

BFC0783 Window – Four Seasons – Winter Peace

The 12 Days of Christmas

“Attached are pics of my 12 Days of Christmas quilt. It was suppose to be finished for Christmas but I ran into problems with my embroidery machine threader and it had to go to dealer. Also, I had a problem with the trees being too dense and the thread breaking but with a little patience I was able to complete it.

The design blocks were of a gold fleck cotton on which I used my Digitizer program to stipple around the designs in gold metallic thread. The coordinating backing and red border also have gold metallic in them.

On the back I created a label with information to, for and date. I think you will find the quilt pleasing. Carolyn”

NOTE FROM SUZ: The trees are dense and especially on a background of more than one layer of fabric. I recommend just slowing down the machine during the tree areas.