Put a gaelic Christmas greeting on this sweatshirt for a friend's birthday. Used metallic thread for the gold lettering. Hope you like it as much as she did.
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Looks very cheerful i like it hugs
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Thanks Carolyn. Hugs for you, too.
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crafter2243
10 Dec 2015
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I like it. It looks very nicely stitched.Your friend should be happy with your birthday gift
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Thank you. She did like it. I wasn't sure if I would lile the metallic thread on a sweatshirt like this, but now I think it is my favorite part. It really makes the lettering shine, and that makes it nice for the holidays.
I love it, what does it mean "I love Christmas" or something like that? It's beautiful. Love Chris
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Chris, it says Merry Christmas, Trish
Thanks Chris (and you too, Trish). Yes - it means Merry Christmas.
This is great, great colours and well stitched, thanks for sharing, Trish
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Thanks Trish. I also like the way the colors "pop" against the black shirt.
That's a lovely design and love the font too! Well done, Maureen.
Hugs, Lidia
Hugs, Lidia
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Thank you Lidia, hugs for you as well.
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baydreamer
10 Dec 2015
+7✽
She will love this!
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Thank you. She did. Her family embraces their Irish heritage, so I thought this design would be nice for the holiday season.
I like this, what does it say in English?
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Thanks, it means Merry Christmas.
I love it. What a great job.
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Thank you!
You did a wonderful job! ~hugs~
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Thanks!!
Beautiful colors and font - great work :)
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Thanks.
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sonjapotgieter
10 Dec 2015
+5✽
Fantastic work you have done..I would also Love it!!!!
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Thsnk you!
Beautiful shirt/Lillian
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Thank you Lillian.
Fantastic design for a sweatshirt! I like how you alternated the colors.
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Thank you.
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asterixsew
10 Dec 2015
+3✽
Lovely work. I haven't seen the Gaelic greetings before but am used to Nadolig Llawen which is Welsh. Great piece of work
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Thank you. Yes, there are several variations in gaelic that differ depending on the country and dialect.
That looks so nice and the placement is perfect. Thought you are game using Metalic thread for the lettering as it can be so tempermental. Well done.
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Thanks so much. Yes, metallic thread can be challenging, and I have had some problems in the past. But the brand of thread I have been using for about 4 yrs now stitches beautifully.