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!

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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!

I don’t know if I ever showed these pillows for my oldest daughter’s sofa (which is red). She loves them. One is Feline Stare and the other is the Sagittarius. They look stunning on her red sofa. You and she seem to really love cats!! Keep up the great work Suz but at some time you have to retire!
and for a grandson, who also loves kitties, a pillow for his bedroom
I can’t see me retiring Sunny! I’ll go with my mouse in my hand LOL Suz


To say I love your work is an under statement. One is in the works with More patterns in my to do drawer. Thank you for all your hard work. Sandy
You make me very proud! I love all your projects – Great job Suz

This is a window decoration next to the front door of our flat. I did different series of my stained glass together . I find the result beautiful. Greetings and hugs from the Netherlands Jannie
That is really beautiful Jannie! What a fantastic idea. We often think square or round, etc., but seldom something like this!!!! I’m not putting a specific design link here – there are so many designs that would be appropriate Suz

Hi Suz,
As promised here is a picture of my finished product. I did Jumbo size which I really thought was just getting bigger and bigger but ultimately I’m very pleased that I did as I love the look of it now on display.(after more holes in my wall too so it could hang.) I simply did a black silk edge on the two sides which probably could have been a bit wider.
Yes, the Jumbo makes a real statement! (37″ x 37″), but well worth effort Colleen. You did a beautiful job and I’m so glad you sent us a photo so we can look at!

From Laura:
Howdy. Well, I did it ! I checked another of your wonderful designs off my bucket list. Heavy on stitches but bright with color, I used Mylar film under the stitches. I had the film in my stash, but I would not recommend using it with these designs. The stitching went well, no problems there, but these designs are meant to cover all the background with very little space between the stitches, hence not much room for the mylar to sparkle through. Even so, I am really happy with how they turned out. Thanks again, Suz, for your extreme talent with digitizing and color choices. I just love your stuff!! Until next time, Laura
From me: And I sure love what you do with my stuff Laura!!!! Your projects are always beautiful. Thank you 🙂

My oldest daughter loves kitties (and has two), and she needed new pillows for her couch. Just finished Feline Stare and Sagittarius Cat pillows with modern backs. They are 18 inches square, with pintucks and FMQ circles. Everyone at the quilt club loves them!!! =-= Sunny
I think anyone that saw them would love them! You are so creative Sunny. 🙂
Suz

Thought you would like to see the “mash up”of designs I put together starring two of your designs, The feather with flowers, from design pack, 1787, and the cat eyes from design pack 0763, ‘The cat eyes have it”. I call this pillow top design ” Friend with Feathers”, and it is for a 16 year old foster girl who probably needs a friend. Thanks for your wonderful digitizing and design work. You and Fred are truly blessed with your artistic talents. Merry Christmas from myself and my sewing machine to you and yours. Until next time, Laura.
Thank you Laura for always doing such a great job with our designs! I love to see more than one design in a project 🙂 You are so creative! Suz

It is finally finished. I moved the machine over the ¼ inch and held my breath. Other then the one spot on the left side it looks fine. Think I will look for fabric with a wood grain and create a frame around it and hide that spot.
Nancy is referring to the lower left square. There were some problems, but she got it stitched. Great job Nancy 🙂
