You all liked the Farm so much, I did a Seascape Set today, there is an element in here dedicated to Dennis, I think he will know which it is right away......I enlarged the sealife a bit bigger than the farm set so the cam snaps wouldn't impede on their detail too much........the Sealife is 4 per 4x4 hoop and the Seascape is divided in 1/2 for each half to fit a 5x7 hoop......I stopped the machine just before the satin stitch outline on each element and floated that stiff stuff (can't remember the name) underneath the hoop...this set will be available on my website tonight.......

It looks terrific Vicki!~hugs~

Very cute--I've missed seeing a lot of Cuties work lately. I love how those snaps are in just the right place.

Great work, love it

Really cute Vickie, you can come up with some really cute idea's. Great job. Thanks for sharing. :)

I love this one. You have land (farm) and sea. Now you need the air. Planes and birds and maybe rockets and ufo's. I agree with dragonflyer about trying the fabric as the background and adding embroidery as elements and then the snap objects.

Love it Too!!!Stunning...

I love it too!

LOVE IT! Love Chris

Well, what can I say other than a big 'thank you' that you should use a part of another of your wonderful creations to incorporate a kind and thoughtful dedication to me! Now everybody will be thinking that I've got a thing about sea snails..............lol. I'm going to get you for this, Vicki! I have to say though....................lovely work on your part once again. Just one question..........................is there copyright on that seagull?

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by graceandham 10 Sep 2016

So disappointed. I thought you'd figure a way to put some scissors in the scene. Hehehe.

by basketkase 11 Sep 2016

I had to use scissors to cut all of them out......does that qualify....LOL......

by dennis999 11 Sep 2016

That's a very cutting comment Graceandham..............lol

Vicki these are great...have you thought about using fabric more as an applique for the background of the "sea" or "farm" (with over-stitching of elements on the applique fabrics for texture and interest... instead of fill stitching? It would be so much faster to stitch and there could be lots of variety in the "under the sea" experience displayed by the fabrics chosen...just a thought...fabrics could be added in strips and flipped as well...or even crazy patched...I'm spit balling here...

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by basketkase 10 Sep 2016

No, hadn't thought of any of that....great idea though......

by gerryb 13 Sep 2016

I'd like that too.