Does anyone know where I can find a freebie for a made in the hoop tissue holder? I need it for the 4x4. You helped me find the Tator Bag and now I'm on to another project for Christmas gifts. TY

skeldalehouse used to have one for free.it was beautiful and i did a lot of them for chrsitams gifts one year...you have to join her group to have access to the files,,,only members can have access and you have to be on individual e-mails to get the news letter......address for her site is.........http://www.skeldalehouse.com

good luck,and hope this helps.
Linda

Thanks for asking.

Thanks so much! I relly like this design!

Just a suggestion. check you tissues will fit. Mine did not fit the 4x4.

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by queenofhearts 17 Nov 2009

That is why I should probably not try to do it in the hoop but make the pieces separately and straight stitch them together. Thanks for the heads up.

Very nice one!;)

free download

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by harmzen 16 Nov 2009

Thank you

by queenofhearts 16 Nov 2009

Thank you, I downlosded this very pretty design. I knew I could count on Cuties for some info.

by queenofhearts 16 Nov 2009

Oh, pardon my typo.

by jacquipaul 17 Nov 2009

Merci beaucoup;
*4u.
Jacqueline

by 10tje 17 Nov 2009

Have fun!!*

Do you have a computer program to adjust designs.
If so I used a applique shape eg. square removed the satin stitch. This gives you 2 thread colour for the square. If you and copy and paste for a third colour. Pull it to the size you want.
Cut 3 Squares of fabric a little bigger than your shape. Fold 2 in half and press.
Hoop your hoop with tear away stitch your first colour for placement than lay your folded fabric slightly overlap.
stitch next colour to hold. This is where you add a design or writing if you want. Lay your bottom fabric face down. Finial stitch. Unhoop remove tearaway turn right way and add tissues.

Mine I made for 5x7 hoop but if I'm allowed to post in designs by cute I may beable to reduce to fit 4x4. Is this copy write.

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by queenofhearts 16 Nov 2009

I have PED Basic which gives me some flexibiliy. I could probably use the design mentioned above by 10tie or another border design and follow your directions and come up with something pretty cute. Thanks

by queenofhearts 16 Nov 2009

Another option would be to make each of the two front sides separately, then layer it over the back right sides facing, and machine stitch them together.My mind is churning now. :)