These are really cute and a great stitchout as well.
I like Emb Home because you can buy just one design. I usually can figure out who the designer is by the letters in front of the numbers. I should add that you don't see the letters until you download your order.
Thanks Penny, me too. I always put the name of the digitiser so I know what folder to put them in. Love Chris
They turned out lovely. Thank you for sharing Happy Stitching :~)
I really like FSL designs. I am going to try to find these designs.
Thanks Pam, they are easy to find. Just look at FSL, on the left hand side of the page at Embroidery Home. Then it's the FSL Santa Claus set at the moment it's at the bottom of page 1. Love Chris
What Beautiful designs!!!Well done..So Gorgeous!!!!
Of course they are both lovely but I really like the one with the little doily behind. Your FSL is amazing!!!
I love these FSL Santas! I am on my way to the site! Your Ruby seems to be doing a great job for you. Hugs, Suzanna
Hi Suzanna, I bought a new metal hoop on Tuesday and it just wouldn't work with my Ruby - took it back today to Thorpe's and Maarten updated the software version, so it's now working like a charm. I've never used a metal hoop before and it uses magnets to hold onto the stabiliser and fabrics. I've done my first one out on it today and it's really fabulous. Love Chris
Though I have to admit I hate Santas, these look very pretty!
Your Christmas ornaments are lovely! I have never bought from Embroidery Home - but after seeing these, I am going to check out their designs. Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Thanks Donna, I've bought a few items over the years and they've always stitched out well. Love Chris
Wow, these are great! I am just not that great of FSL - these look wonderful! Hugs, Laura
Start with a company's designs that people recommend as always turning out. For me that would be Martha Pullen, Cute Embroidery (of course) or Floriani. I have had some failures from Designs by SICK, although some digitizers are excellent. Skip the metallic thread until you've experienced some success. Layer one layer of the white washaway (more stays in) and one layer of the "clear" (mostly washes out). DO NOT enlarge or decrease design, if you're a beginner! I want you to have success. New sharp needle and slow your machine speed down. Sit back and be prepared to be amazed! Oh, rinse in a bowl, not the sink, and toss the rinse water in your back yard, not down the drain to prevent a really nasty, expensive plumber's bill in about eighteen months. Just trust me on this one.
Thanks Laura, I had no trouble whatsoever with these designs. I used 2 pieces of WSS and the same thread in the bobbin as on the top. Love Chris
Great face on these decorations, thanks for sharing!