Now its almost Feb is anyone still embroidering Christmas projects? Or have you set your sights on spring projects? I'm thinking of making some fsl snowflakes soon but no Santa or reindeer
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I have only had my machine for less than a month and have seen FSL can anybody point me in the direction of snowflakes,have some photographs from a few months ago when London got covered by a large blanket of snow and so these would look good on my scrapbooking page. Thanks cuties ♥
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609I have started on next christmas items for the grandkids
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by bevintex
30 Jan 2011
I feel I missed out because my machine broke about a week before Christmas so now i have to play catch up.
76409Bev, I stitch out Christmas things (especially FSL) all year long - can never have enough and Christmas comes much to fast for all the projects that come to mind at the end of the season - so I just try to do whatever I can - when I have the time - Keep on Stitching!
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by bevintex
30 Jan 2011
I couldn't embroider at Christmas time but I could buy designs. I may try some of the christmas designs i bought from San Fran stitch co when they were on sale.
211079I am starting on this years Christmas cards and a boutique that I may possibly contribute to.
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109774Funny you should ask this question as just today I made a couple of sets of Fsl Christmas Ornaments. But this was for profit, someone was wanting a couple of sets to use for birthday gifts and of course I was more than willing. Going to start another baby quilt soon so will give up fsl for a while. Have fun making snowflakes. Hugs, Karen
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by bevintex
30 Jan 2011
Thanks Karen, and you have fun with your baby quilt. I bought some 1930s reproduction fabric on ebay and a pretty large quilt batting so i may try my hand at a small childs quilt. Even though i have no idea how to quilt i won't let that stop me. LOL
Bev
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