I've been quite busy making stoles and antependiums for a nearby church. I digitized the embroideries and stitched them out in gold metallic. Here's one of them. The stole is draped over a dummy dressed in one of my tablecloths. Size 11x 17 cm, 8050 stitches.
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8733Martine, this one also looks great, well done ****4u
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38135this one is very nice. too. I think I like this design the most.
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51302WOW! this is just awesome mops. I have done church items myself. I love your design. What type of needle do you use with metallic thread and what type of thread is in your bobbin? I am making stoles for my confirmation class.
Cindy B
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by mops
06 Nov 2009
I stitched these on a Melco EP4, which takes industial all-purpose needles. I used normal bobbin thread. I changed the needle 4 times for 16 embroideries, as the thread tended to shred much sooner than usual with 'normal' embroidery thread.
11473Beautiful! Wish I could digitise something like that! *4U
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by mops
07 Nov 2009
This one was really easy, it was the last one of 10 and by that time I had learned a lot about pathing, especially from the 'green' grapes, so there are no jumps in the 4 elements. You really shouls give digitising a try, it has nothing to do with talent once you've got a picture (or an idea of one) but everything with perseverance - and I was born that way according to my dad who just had a look at the full set.
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30638Very nice work - you have digitized this so very well. *4U
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88650This stole is my favorite, your designs are outstanding. **4U
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742412As one person who loves to do religious embroiderey to another - this is stunning work. Well done. I have a similar wheat design but not as nice as yours - it's beautiful.
Love and blessings Chris
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by mops
06 Nov 2009
Thanks, Chris. I've seen some of your work and that's why your compliment means a lot to me.
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