People have been taking about sizing these patterns for their machines. Thought I would try and see what the smallest of this design would be on my machine. The machine played up all afternoon as it is tired of making these. the small one is 4 inches across x 1 and a half inches deep. I have seen smaller done with Cross stitch. Guess it depends on what count of the cross stitch fabric you use.
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48168They both are beautiful. These have really caught on here at cute. Nice work.
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by mi30kaja
08 Mar 2011
Think we might see the end of them. Everyone must be getting sick of them and moved onto something else. My machine today said that is the last Thank Goodness.
Lyn
29648Lyn, these are both stunning - so sorry - your machine is throwing a fit - Hehehe! I like the smaller one and would love to learn cross stitch to do a really small one - wonder if we have someone that knows how to make cross stitch on the embroidery machine - that would tackle this?
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by mi30kaja
08 Mar 2011
How about Martine, Actually I haven't seen her around. Hope she is OK and just busy, or haven't I been looking closely? Lyn
by mops
08 Mar 2011
I've been away, but I'm back.
When you do cross stitch by hand you use an open weave material like aida, which you can fold very easily next to the stitches. Machie cross stitch can be done on aida - I've seen nice examples made by a Husqvarna lady, but that requires very skilled hooping. I'd rather do it by hand. BTW I still use a cross stitch pincushion - a small square one - that I made at school when I was 8 yrs old.
by jasanne
08 Mar 2011
Shirlene - http://www.theflossbox.com/ has some free cross stitch patterns. I stitched one out over the weekend, I only had 16ct aida on hand so it came up a little smaller, but I love it.
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