Decoration for Christmas. A few earring sets to fill the empty spaces on the hoop. I think I will add some bling to the little trees. The candle design is from Advanced Embroidery.

This design is from Emblibrary and I thought it would be a fast and easy project. Not so. Following the instructions, Hand-sewing the FSL flap to the case was miserable. Also the largest of the design is not big enough for the average size scissors. Still

Party decorations for daughters 50th Birthday. I am having such a hard time trying to hide the battery casing of those lights. It has to be easy enough since they need to be done the last minute. I do not know how long the battery in these lights last.

I know Christmas is over but a neighbor of my sister saw all the ornaments I had made for her tree. FSL ornaments and the lights is the only items she decorates the tree with. Neighbor asked if I would consider making some for her. The 4 large ones are f

Wanted to make a doily. This one is from Yorikos site "Mygardened". Sorry about all the shadows. Taking good pictures is not something I can do.

While “trying” to clean up my 'Happy Place' I let the machine stitch out some angels. They stitched out well, Clean up not so much. I seem to make more of a mess when trying to straighten up my sewing room. Angels are from C-some Stit

Angel (my favorite theme) This is from OESD Christmas Collection 2008. A combination of applique and FSL, 5 hoopings and about 3 hours of stitching. It is about 7 inches tall and stitched out flawlessly.

My favorite activity while sewing on my quilts is letting the other machine stitch out FSL. This took 5 hoopings in the 4x4 frame. The great grands will like that one.

FSL, getting ready for Christmas Cards

I am addicted to FSL and also to so many of Karas Kreation designs. I am so glad they have sales, because I could not afford the regular price. This one is being tucked away for next Christmas.

I love FSL. This is from Creative Design at Secrets of. I laid it on a tablet to show the size. Love turning on the machine and not having to deal with lots of thread changes. Call me lazy.

While sewing on one machine, I love letting the other do FSL. One design took 45 minutes at 600 stitches per minute setting.

8.43 x 8.31 inches, 149105 stitches. 5 hours to stitch out, not counting trouble shooting. One broken needle (my fault) and numerous shredded threads afterward. 3 Bobbin cleanings till I found a tiny, tiny stuck thread. Smooth going after that. I sure

Have my machine back after 6 weeks of absence. My sister wants something for her windows and I hope she will like these. Sorry about the sad looking measuring tape. Just wanted to show that the larger piece is 8.1 " tall and took 84 minutes to stitch out