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by baydreamer 18 Dec 2015 ( edited Dec 19'15 09:05 )
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I just couldn't find a t shirt that was blank , so I searched and found this free pattern. This was my test but it was working so well I decided to add a little applique. It's size 9 months, made using scraps. So I guess I will be making a few more.

I got to use all my machine, I just purchased a cover stitch machine and I think it's my new favorite toy, it does the 2 lines of stitching and finishes the edge , at the same time here you can see the under stitching in the neck. Thanks for looking

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Comments (18)
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by dailylaundry 18 Dec 2015
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Oh, this could not have turned out any cuter!!!! Well done!
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by crafter2243 18 Dec 2015
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I love the outcome. So cute.
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by workbecky 18 Dec 2015
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Very nice. Way cute applique!! I too have trouble finding blank shirts. The ones in the store already have stuff printed or are so thin you can read through them.
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by spendlove 18 Dec 2015
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Brilliant!
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by bescal 18 Dec 2015
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Thanks for the link to the pattern. Cute Monkey. Nice work.
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by bescal 18 Dec 2015
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BTW, Walmart always has blank tees both in the clothing section and the craft section. So does Hobby Lobby, JoAnns and Michaels in the craft section. But I have had to make my own in the past when I needed long sleeves in the summer or vise versa.
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by noah 18 Dec 2015
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Cute hugs
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by pldc 18 Dec 2015
+5
wonderful job, ~hugs~
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by sonjapotgieter 18 Dec 2015
+5
Gorgeous!!!
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by mops 18 Dec 2015
+5
It is a very pretty T-Shirt. Isn't it fun to use all your machines? Embroidering, sewing, serging the seams and then overlocking the hems (that gives such professional looking hems). Only problem with it is you either need half a dozen cones of serger thread, or you have to rethread your machines. And a l o n g table to put those machines in a nice row comes in handy :).
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by baydreamer 18 Dec 2015
Oh the space for all the machines:) and the threads yikes!
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by Smokey12 18 Dec 2015
+5
Very cute little monkey. Don't you just love the cover hem stitch? I just learned that cover stitch machines are being made.
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by Smokey12 18 Dec 2015
Oh yes, great job on making the shirt. :)
by baydreamer 18 Dec 2015
The machine gives you a very professional finish. I purchased it used .
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by arlene 18 Dec 2015
+6
You did a wonderful job.
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by Ossineu 18 Dec 2015
+6
Nice little shirt. Well done.
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by jeanfoz 19 Dec 2015
+5
That is sooooo cute, Jean xx
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by lbrow 19 Dec 2015
+4
Now isn't that a sweet little sock monkey on an adorable little shirt. Someone's gonna be awful cute in this/Lillian
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by vickiannette 19 Dec 2015
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your hand-made shirt will outlast anything you can buy from the 'cheap' shops. I have shirts and sweaters 10 years old! yep, only for at home now, but still no holes and seams still in good condition.
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by lolly3 19 Dec 2015
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Hi baydreamer, Such a lovely little Windcheater (sweatshirt). I too love the result of both a hand made garment over a bought one, and also the result that a Coverstitch machine can do.
Thankyou for sharing both your creation and the web site.
Merry Christmas
Regards Lorraine
South Australia
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by sandralane 19 Dec 2015
+2
Very cute, well done, Sandra.