I think it turned out great. I, too, also wonder what would work for appliques and how to make them stay crisp after washing. There are so many fabrics to stitch them on so who really knows. Again, great job.
very nicely done, I think we are our own worst critic, we think it looks great & so will he ~hugs~
I love it! You've really done good with all the fluff & difference in the textures of the fabrics. Go Vols!
Praise the depth of the plush he picked and how much the recipient will love it. It is great. It is not a framed pix for the wall, it is a lovie that will be cuddled and washed.
Gerry, don't beat yourself up, remember we are our own worst critics.... this turned out great, I am impressed with how few puckers you have stitching cotton over such a fluffy fabric, the movement of the fluffy blanket is enough to cause puckers.......I also think the date you stitched shows up just fine, so let it go and sell this project to the customer with pride!!
Mailed it off Thurs. I had sent a picture & he loved it. Whew! Thank you again for digitizing this so quickly.
Good job. My house hold are huge TN Vols fan also. :)
From what I can see in the photo I think it looks great.
Something to remember is that people who don't sew or embroider won't even notice the small imperfections that we notice. You will probably find the solvy will dissolve even more once properly washed. I wouldn't worry about it and probably wouldn't even bring it to the customers attention.
I thought the same thing. Only another sewing person would even notice! Yes, it should wash all out. Tks.