Hi Everyone,
I'm after some advice. I wanted to make something special this year for our christmas table and came across this design:-
http://embroideryonline.com/p-515...
Has anyone attempted any of the village from this site? I was wanting to know how much thread was used, and if they slotted together ok. Also how long it took to stitch out each panel approximately.
I have never tried this form of FSL before. I wanted some advice before outlaying such a huge amount of money on a design.
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Welcome to the Cute family. there is some lovely tea light shades for free at http://ls-liane-stitch.de/
I have tried some and they stitched out lovely.
21222Hi, I just read your comment on the bottom. I know that skeldale house has a free Christmas Village if you want to try FSL at no cost. It is smaller of course. Also there are several sites that do the felt tealights, embroidery garden and unlimitedstitching come to mind. Any else you need, let us know Welcome to Cute - hope to see ya around!
skeldalehouse.com
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by danushaj
17 Nov 2013
Thank you, some great designs there but can't locate their village piece or pieces.
by rescuer
edited 17 Nov 2013
Try the bottom of the page in the Christmas?? section. They are free -- even if you are not part of the group. I think there were four on one page.
Welcome to Cute!
by danushaj
22 Nov 2013
Thank you rescuer, I just had a look and did an internet search, it seems those designs were part of the 2004 collection, which are no longer available, unless I am wrong and it has a current direct link.
173690Welcome. I do hope you try it. I always love to see the stitch outs.
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169064That looks wonderful - I hope you show us the finished product (if you decide to go ahead.)
Welcome from me too!
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by danushaj
17 Nov 2013
Thank you Sue! I'm an admirer of your work!! I know you posted many designs.
Was it you that did the tea cup ITH thingy?? I made one for a friend and she was so chuffed!! I got sick of her coming over to my place and bringing her own tea gas but pulling them out of her bag wrapped around hairbrushes and chewing gum!!! I needed to sort her out quick!!!
140717Welcome to Cute.
If you click on Preview Sewing Information just above the price of the village it give you stitch information. It is a combination of FSL & applique. Don't use the clear Solvy as it will tear. Use Vilene washaway & rinse out lightly so it is still stiff. DON"T un-hoop when trimming the applique. I have used the bobble buttons on FSL baubles but I don't think it was from this site. It looks like quite a few hours work. Would love to see a picture & comments if you go ahead with it.
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by danushaj
17 Nov 2013
Ergh!!! That was exactly what I was looking for, guess it just wasn't jumping out at me!! Thank you!!!
Thanks also for the tip about the solvy, I was planning on using the waffle weave looking one, I thought the clear too thick for this job. The clear I use when doing tea towels and something needing the 'industrial' stitch hold, to withstand lots if use.
If you find the site where you used the baubles I would love to see, would love to try a small project to see how much I swear if it doesn't work!! LOL
1217Never tried anything on there, but it looks absolutely stunning and I'm sure it would turn out as good as it looks. If you are curious why not write to them and ask how much thread will be used for this design. They will slot together well as I've used this method on napkin rings and the little knobs will go into the loops. I think this is a good price for all of those pieces (12 for the house). I bought one design from Zundt and it was $25.00 for one small 4x4 doily. Anyway, I'd go for it, but there may be more comments from others. Love Chris
P.S. A big Aussie welcome from me.
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234478Welcome to cute! you will love it here with the cuties from all over the world.
About this design, It looks spectacular, but I've no experience with this. It looks like a lot of work, but it's beautiful.
Hope somebody else have made something like this and can tell you.
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by danushaj
17 Nov 2013
Thanks Ladies for the welcome, I am relatively new to the world of embroidery. I bought a machine with my redundancy money and have been making 'name' projects mostly. I wanted to attempt something a little different.
I found this site by chance a little while ago. I don't post often but drool lots over all the lovely things people create.
This year for Christmas I wanted to attempt a "statement' piece!!! I bought a few packets of electric tealights and thought this would be the perfect project.
Anyone know of any other sites that have designs I can put an electric tealight into? I have seen the german one with the windmill (another project for the maybe pile). I am unsure what search term to use. I have been using FSL lantern, but not coming up with much inspiration.
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