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by pldc 27 May 2015 ( edited May 31'15 13:18 )
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I have forgotten how hard it is to stitch out on onesies! I was a little off center with my daisy so I unpicked (yes I unpicked) & stuck the ribbon underneath to balance it out then I zigzagged all the way around to secure all the threads. This is one of my 75cent onesies. What do you think does it look ok?

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Comments (14)
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by mops 27 May 2015
+6
It looks cute. Your ribbon is pretty and a nice solution to the problem. I have embroidered a small leaf when I had stitched s.t. off-centre - no unpicking in that case.
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by pldc 27 May 2015
a good idea, I didn't think of that but it sure would have saved me a bunch of time. Thanks Martine!~hugs~
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by brittsgran 27 May 2015
+6
That's really cute and a very clever solution!
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by pldc 27 May 2015
thanks I appreciate it, ~hugs~
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by connerj 27 May 2015
+6
Cute way of evening it out. I have had to be creative at times too. The daisy is adorable especially on the green onesies. :)
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by pldc 27 May 2015
ah thank you I was a wee bit worried it would not look right with the zig zag on it. ~hugs~
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by castelyn 27 May 2015
+7
It looks lovely with the ribbon. Well done.
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by pldc 27 May 2015
Hello there Yvonne good to "see" you again & thank you very much. ~hugs~
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by lbrow 27 May 2015
+7
I think it adds a lot to the daisy and makes it look even cuter/Lillian
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by pldc 27 May 2015
ah thanks so much Lillian~hugs~
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by arlene 27 May 2015
+7
Ribbon looks cute with daisy.
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by pldc 28 May 2015
Arlene thank you so much, ~hugs~
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by noah 27 May 2015
+6
I haven't tries as i thought it might stretch out of shape???Yours looks great hugs
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by pldc 28 May 2015
Thanks Carolyn I used an iron fusible tricot for babies on the backside so as not to stretch. Thanks ~hugs~
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by vickiannette 28 May 2015
+6
It is so difficult getting a ready-made onto the hoop, yours is so tiny!!! I have been doing some pre-school size Tshirts. I hooped some poplin and drew a line on it across the centre so I had a "cross". Then put a similar cross on the shirt and matched them up. Used 505 glue to stick the shirt onto hoop. Cut the poplin off with pinking shears.
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by pldc 28 May 2015
when I do t-shirts I cheat by undoing the side seam, so much easier then I just serge it back together when I am done, too hard to undo the ribbing at the end of the leg though so not an option for me
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by pennifold 28 May 2015
+5
Well done, I unpick the side seams of Onesies and slide the hoop in that way. It has turned our very cute, love Chris
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by pldc 28 May 2015
I would not do well putting the ribbing back on after I took it apart. I do have quite a few of these so I may give it a go & if I wreck it well it was only 75cents. Thanks Chris~hugs~
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by 02kar 28 May 2015
+4
I think the ribbon is the perfect fix. You made a great save.
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by pldc 28 May 2015
ah Karen thank you very much ~hugs~
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by graceandham 28 May 2015
+3
Precious and a good save.
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by pldc 28 May 2015
thank you so very much, ~hugs~
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by airyfairy 28 May 2015
+3
Fantastic save Loralye and it looks beautiful.
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by pldc 28 May 2015
Thank you so much Sarah, ~hugs~
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by decojo 31 May 2015
+2
Very cute!
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by pldc 31 May 2015
Joyce thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by lidiad 31 May 2015
+1
Very cute, Loralye!
Hugs, Lidia
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by pldc 31 May 2015
thank you Lidia very much, ~hugs~