Such a beautiful professional job! You can really be proud of this for sure 🙂
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Such a beautiful professional job! You can really be proud of this for sure 🙂
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!
I love this method of displaying embroideries! It looks like a real painting.
This is how I did the embroidery on the canvas…Genene
John does beautiful embroidery work on Balsa Wood. They make gorgeous framed pictures!~!
Hello,
I’m an embroidery fan from The Netherlands for 2 years now and finally dare to make one of those fine projects I see on your website.
After learning about embroidery en purchase a machine (Pfaff Creative Vision) and lots of try outs I now finished a quilt from your site.
I thought maybe you like to see that even in Europe people love your artistic projects.
So herebye…Kind regards
Tiny from Eindhoven (The Netherlands)
It is beautiful Tiny!!!!! This has always been one of my favorites. I have it hanging at the top of my second floor stairs. Thanks so much for the photos of your project! Suz
Unbelievably, Jim is a relatively new embroiderer! You sure wouldn’t think that from his work. The Four seasons are 4 separate sets of designs that can be hung separately or together.
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From Laura:
Good morning. Hope all is well. Here is a pic of my latest , finished embroidery, your design 1780, Large bouquet featuring an Aztec Lily. Although I have done many of your large designs, for some reason, known as “User Error”, I had some problems with placement on this design. Once one part of the design is off, all can be off. So I’m sending this picture as proof there is magic in fabric markers! What didn’t match up, I colored in with markers as close to the embroidery thread color as possible, and ta-da, if I didn’t tell you there had been issues, you would never know.
Also, what is hard to tell in the picture, is the background fabric is a linen blend with a metallic thread running through it. I double-needle quilted it before doing the embroidery, much easier than doing it after, however, whether it be the metallic thread in the fabric or the the metallic thread I used to quilt the fabric, in places it shows through the stitch-out. That doesn’t interfere with the finished design too much, but I did think it was a point to use as a “learning experience”.
Thanks again for all your amazing designs! Until next time, Laura
Early on I learned the beauty of a lot of colors of markers! LOL The slightest thing while stitching can cause little *blips* and the markers are a much better option than starting all over again. fortunately my current machine doesn’t do it, but a prior machine was great for forgetting to back up after a tread break and prior (LOL) operator hated those little blips with just a few stitches missing. The markers take care of those with just a quick touch! Make sure you get markers that can handle being washed.
From Bernice:
Now I need to use one more of my “many” talents. The saying “better done than perfect” I did the embroidery about 15 years ago on my 180e, I knew it needed to be framed. Framing was something that Glen and I always did together! When I was drawing and painting we found out that the framing was very expensive. We spent time “antiquing for frames”. He would remake them and we cut our own mats. The design is from BFC designs, Suz is a great digitizer.
You did a great job framing this Bernice!
From Donna: I finally finished this Peony Stained Glass even though I bought it years ago.
It was well worth the wait Bernice! You’ve done a beautiful job.