Good Morning from Oz,

cann't help you, but I will bring it back to top *

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by sandra54349 05 Dec 2009

Thank you gerryyb for responding. Much appreciated.

Depending on the size of the bells you may only be able to machine stitch so much then hand stitch where your presser foot can't fit.

Before or after washing out WSS is usually the most difficult choice you have to make, I mostly prefer BEFORE as the design is much softer then. As long as you trim as close as possible to the stitching so you can clearly see where to stitch.
Hugs n roses, Meganne

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by sandra54349 05 Dec 2009

Thank you sooooooooo much.

First time trying these designs.

Cheers

I too would use sewing machine to do a zig-zag stitch to join. I usually sew together before removing the wss. But some sew together after wss is rinsed out.

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by sandra54349 05 Dec 2009

Thank you also clawton

Hi Sandra, I'm not sure which bells you are referring to, but for me personally I use a zig-zag stitch (small)to join them together. I made a beautiful lace bag for Mum and I used the zig zag on that and it worked fine.

Love and blessings Chris

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by sandra54349 05 Dec 2009

Thank you pennifold. I bought two of the cute lace bells. I never realised they were not embroidered out in one piece.

Thanks heaps.

Cheers