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by rescuer 04 Dec 2015 ( edited Dec 06'15 09:12 )
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I am wondering what you all think of the new "scribble" style embroidery designs.

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by tuross 04 Dec 2015
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I really like them; they are lovely and soft, so are great for some of the more delicate fabrics.
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by bevintex 04 Dec 2015
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I like them, something different but haven't bought any yet
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by noah 04 Dec 2015
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Show me on i am not sure what you are talking about lol
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by bevintex 04 Dec 2015
http://www.juliasneedledesigns.com/SwirlyChristmas.html

julias needle has several
by noah 06 Dec 2015
Ok i get it and i like that style as it sews out FAST!!!!
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by asterixsew 04 Dec 2015
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Love them
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by bevintex 04 Dec 2015
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Rescuer what do you think?
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by rescuer 04 Dec 2015
I like that they are good for T-shirts and the like -- but I think they look odd. It may be that they are new. New things always take me a minute to warm up to. ;)
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by graceandham 04 Dec 2015
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It depends on who's scribbling - how artistic it is, rather than hurried-looking.
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by jrob 05 Dec 2015
Ah, my sentiments exactly.
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by dragonflyer 04 Dec 2015
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Jury is out for me...I haven't stitched one yet...seems like that is the next "new thing" as many digitizers are offering them currently...
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by Smokey12 04 Dec 2015
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I think it depends on what they are put on. I saw one on a chair pillow and it was cute. The one on a hoodie a friend made, it didn't look right to me.
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by babash 05 Dec 2015
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I personally don't like them but I am also not a fan of the designs that wander outside the design. Not sure what you call them. To me it looks like you had a hooping problem and the design went off centre.
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by rescuer 05 Dec 2015
I too have a problem with the ones that look like a hooping problem. I think it is because when I began all those years ago -- I bumped the embroidery arm more than once.
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by sandralane 05 Dec 2015
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I am not really a fan of them but, for a fun t shirt they may be ok, and some children items. Sandra.
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by vickiannette 05 Dec 2015
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you shall be the first to know, when I get around to it
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by airyfairy 05 Dec 2015
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I rather like them.
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Definittly a no-no
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by marron1 05 Dec 2015
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I like them as they are quick to do and iam always short of time lol ...linda
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by marianb 05 Dec 2015
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I like them, I think they will be good if you need a light design. Haven't tried on yet to busy with Christmas. Marian
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by cfidl 05 Dec 2015
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I am not sure exactly if you mean what I think you do. I do not like stick people, however I do like the water color effect. Tribal or stencil is good depending on the use. I squiggle I think you mean is just OK.
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by lbrow 06 Dec 2015
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I like them for burps and kids tees. Cindy's (Julia's needle designs) sew out well and I've never had any problems. They are quick and cute and when you have a dozen or so burps to do they work well and quickly./Lillian
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by gerryvb 06 Dec 2015
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well I don't like them that much. But when it's a big design it can be useful because it will not be such a stiff decoration and it's less embroidery time. Some are nice but not all. I haven't tried to embroider one yet....