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by pcteddyb 21 Nov 2015 ( edited Nov 28'15 01:03 )
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Hello Cuties - I am looking for applique designs that are "half" type - where half of the design goes on the front and half of the design goes on the back. I just know I have seen some - but, of course, can't find them now! Appreciate any suggestions (or even search words - tried half and really did not find any). Thanks!

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by asterixsew 21 Nov 2015
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Embroidery Library?
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by pcteddyb 22 Nov 2015
Thank You.
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by sandyqueen 22 Nov 2015
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Snowmen on Designs by sick.

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by pcteddyb 22 Nov 2015
Thank You.
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by katydid 22 Nov 2015
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Yes, I have seem them at Emblibrary. Don't know what to tell you to bring them up in search. good luck! Kay
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by pcteddyb 22 Nov 2015
Thank You.
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by pacmp 22 Nov 2015
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Planet applique has some but they are only half appliques as there is no second half, for the back. Hope you find what you are looking for, if you can't seem to find what you are wanting and IF the terms and conditions allow it, for the design you would like split, then it may be easy to split one yourself. Or the site you have a design from, may be willing to split the design for you. Just a couple other ways you may be able to get what you are hoping to find. Good Luck! Pam
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by pcteddyb 22 Nov 2015
Thank You.
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by rescuer 22 Nov 2015
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I found some at the link
Using "front and back" or front & back" with an embroidery search might work for you
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by pennyhal2 22 Nov 2015
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I know I've seen them somewhere else than Emb Library, but it's been a while. I've searched my designs, but I guess I haven't saved any. Some of them are really quite funny as I remember.
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by boogie1818 24 Nov 2015
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I believe www.OregonPatchWorks.com has what you are looking for. Go into search and type "front and back designs". This should get you started. I have a couple of snowmen that were free on a special.
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by Patricia109 28 Nov 2015
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Would "wrap" be a good term to use too for searching. Think I have seen them described as "wrapping around the body" in some sites.