BFC Creations – Where Thread comes to life!
I used scraps of upholstery fabric for the floor and walls. The tree skirt was just a piece of fringe I bought. The tree decorations are just glued on gems and small curled gold ribbon. I had a lot of fun stitching this, and would love to do another with the little lights.
Fantastic background – love the idea of the corner. It adds so much realism to the embroidery. great job – Suz
I used scraps of upholstery fabric for the floor and walls. The tree skirt was just a piece of fringe I bought. The tree decorations are just glued on gems and small curled gold ribbon. I had a lot of fun stitching this, and would love to do another with the little lights.
I love the idea of using upholstery fabrics for the background! I’ve often had small pieces of really pretty fabrics like this and couldn’t bring myself to get rid of them. I will remember this from now on! Thank you Chris – Suz
Dolly did a great job showing us her bowl! I love all the photos. Beautiful Dolly. Suz
Still one of my favorite tiling scenes. I display it every Winter. Frieda
Hi Suz – please find pictures attached of how I used the christmas cactus design – I love it! This is a gift for a colleague who loves growing cacti and succulents.
Kind Regards. Susan
This is so cute Susan!!! Embroidery Hoops make great frames for embroidery. They come in all styles and sizes – from plastic to wood, to metal and more. They also come in all colors. I was amazed at what is available now when i last went to look for one! 
Hi Suz, Enclosed as promised, picture of the BFC1384-17 QIH Christmas Tree. Glad I chose the middle sized ornament – the small would have been even more of a nightmare to trim round! I’ve yet to get rid of the last bits of washaway around the edges by using a paintbrush/sponge. The washaway on the back can stay. Probably will use this to make a Christmas card.
It’s a lovely design, so I’ll look for some glitter fabric to make a larger tree.
Best wishes, Laura
From Jacqueline:
My first draft of a kitchen towel using the pocket topper – top is a quilted black, the plaid is cloth, and the backing of the plaid is black terry cloth. The second one will be better – i make something for the Bell Choir at church every year for Christmas
Great idea jacqueline! I never thought of anything other than pockets. 🙂
Here is another of your wonderful designs! Thanks again for all you do for us. Laura
Hi Suz
This is the tree I embroidered. I just love it and thank you so much for the beautiful pattern.
And this is the same tree framed.
Jeanne
