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7 yr old Caleb came in wanting me to put all 3 of his initials on his new shirt. Well I did, never really thought of what they spelled 'till I looked at it after it was done. LOL He was proud so I never said a word. Parents really need to take into consideration what a monogram says when they are picking out names. From now on I'll just do CSU when he asks for something like this. Letters and frame came from Apex
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dailylaundry
06 Jun 2015
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Well it isn't too bad of a word - but you are correct - parents do need to consider names and initials and monograms!! I would like to say - I love the design and monogram - looks so professional - but, then again, you are a professional!! Hugs to you and yours!! Laura*
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That's funny Laura. I'm far from being a professional but thank you very much. You are so kind! Love you lady/Lillian
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Wow you sewed that very well not one wrinkle good job Lillian hugs
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Thank you Carolyn/Lillian
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graceandham
06 Jun 2015
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Totally agree. Great care should be taken in giving names. My mom was PAT or in monogram PTA. But she gave me EAT for initials. Aargh! Thought I took care of this in naming my kids, but one child is "proud" to have the same initials as Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
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That is funny! I was just telling a friend the other da how when my girls were little they would sing the commercials they soul here on radio and TV. One of them had a fave and it was the Pabst Blue Ribbon all the way through. She couldn't have been m ore than 5 , but I never knew when or where that was going to come out to the top of her lungs...There I was the church organist,girls sitting on front pew near organ so I could keep an eye on them and out it came.. People laughed till they cried as my oldest who was around 13 was trying to get her to Shussh.
Lol - I would have been one of those people!
Oh, I read this and laughed - you just gotta love her - she probably spread a lot of joy when she sang her song!!
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basketkase
06 Jun 2015
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LOL, Lillian......I don't know that I would have noticed if you hadn't said anything.....it looks pretty regardless! Very masculine......
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Thanks/Lillian
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Well, I think it looks very regal in the frame you used. At the age of 7 I hope he doesn't notice what it spells. Nicely done on the shirt.
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Thank you/Lillian
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LOL! I have a Caleb too. His initials are CJT. I know exactly what you mean about parents jotting down and realizing what wrath a child's initials may bring on. I had entertained a female name of Rebecca Anne but because our last name begins with a "T" she would have been called, "RAT". Changed Anne to Grace. But ended up having a boy and so CJT works great! You did a great job with the embroidery!
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Thanks Nancy/Lillian
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dragonflyer
06 Jun 2015
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Beautiful job, Lillian...I am sure Caleb will wear it with pride
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Thank you Kim/Lillian
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Nicely done ~hugs~
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Thanks much/Lillian
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lol Lillian, did you see Mason's pillow cover MSS? All he needs is a tiny e for a big mess on his bed. His shirt turned out well. I'm still uncomfortable stitching on tees. First two puckered. Last one came out well but I used cut-a-way. Never tried any more.
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Thank you Toogie. I sometimes use An iron on stabilizer for tees but on this(he was in a hurry)I used a med. weight cut away and it came out just as well/Lillian
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Lovely, Lilian. You are right. I always wondered why on earth my parents named the eldest of my (younger) brothers WC. Of course a monogram could be wRc but it usually was WCR. So I made sure my children would not be teased. Then we moved to England and my daughter saw a nice necktie with a pink pig and her initials on it. Being five she did not realise what MCP stood for, but I did.
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I'm way older than 5, but I don't know what MCP is meant to stand for :)
Male Chauvinist Pig.
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shirley124
06 Jun 2015
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A job well done regardless of what it spells. I was SAM before I was married now I am SAP. Hugs
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Thanks muchShirley/Lillian
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Wonderful job, and the little one has every right to be proud. Professional looking job.
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Thank you/Lillian
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You cane up with good one for a boy!
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Thanks Kay!/Lillian
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crazypatchmama
08 Jun 2015
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lovely disign. have never thought of monogram initials before I had my machine, but a very good point. M
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vickiannette
08 Jun 2015
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agree on the 'words' that one's initials make as I was bullied by at primary school. However your work is lovely and the 'word' is not all that apparent. well done to you.