Onsies for Penelope...to go along with her quilt and burpies...
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17369070452601010438These are too cute, won't she look like a doll in them. :-)
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35301644610909beautiful designs where did you get them? and what do you put on the back of design to keep it soft for baby?
thanks
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by dragonflyer
25 Aug 2014
The Turtle design is From the Needle of Anne...the Angel is from Grand Slam and added the wording in my software. I use an iron-on knit tricot to cover the embroidery on the inside...makes it smooth as a baby's butt!
652They are gorgeous! I would like to make some but I fear that the embroidery will be 'itchy'... What do you use on the back to keep it soft?
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by dragonflyer
25 Aug 2014
I know what you mean...I always use the tricot soft iron on over the embroidery on the inside...makes it smooth as a "baby's butt"...
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2995596601423577She's going to be stylin'. My gracious, are you going to paint her walls, too? You are so industrious.
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70767Adorable. They turned out perfect. EWE did a great job!
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11795I saw the cute turtle design a long time ago, but I don't remember what website! Where did you get it, please?
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by dragonflyer
25 Aug 2014
The turtle design is From the Needle of Anne...I think it is adorable, too!
159OH! I need to do some onesies and I'm always worried about putting holes in the fabric. What are your secrets to success? These look fabulous!!
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by dragonflyer
25 Aug 2014
Thanks Cathy...I use an iron on stabilizer and I also hoop the onsie with the stabilizer...If I don't use the iron on type of stabilizer, I can have issues too...
by bowlds
25 Aug 2014
I'm always so afraid I'll get holes, especially if the design is too heavy. I don't normally hoop the onesie, just the stabilizer and then do a basting stitch around the design. You don't recommend that? Maybe I better try the iron on.
Thanks!
by dragonflyer
edited 26 Aug 2014
I use a ball point needle...and it makes a difference! I didn't think it made a difference until one day my thread just kept breaking and sewing wacky stitches...the minute I changed to a ball point needle..smooth as a baby's butt went the sewing...I have not tried a basting stitch...I try to use a 4x4 hoop and am usually using all the space for the design...I think it would be hard to hold the onsie in place for the basting stitch to go around...but perhaps I need to give it a try...every time I don't use the iron on stabilizer...the fabric gets sucked down into the bobbin case..and I get a thread nest...
by bowlds
31 Aug 2014
I have read both ways, sharp vs ball point. I will try ball point tomorrow, I have 2 onesies to embroider! Thanks.
292377854ooohhhh wie süüüüß :))) super schön... liebe Grüße Bine
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