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Hi cuties, hope everyone is well,
New farm series I have on the go, as usual , this is a combo I put together,
thanks for peeking and have a great day all,
hugs
Michelle
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Very cute looks absolutely fabulous love the design well done.
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Oh Michele, this is adorable. I have this design and must use.
Hope all is well.
Bren
Hope all is well.
Bren
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where is the design found?
Here is the link Minnie
http://www.embroideryonline.com/p-38748-mo-cuddly-farmhouse.aspx
http://www.embroideryonline.com/p-38748-mo-cuddly-farmhouse.aspx
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I'm excited: Michelle, your clothes are always so wonderful. I like the design. It is so cute and fits very well with the bib:-)
Angelika
Angelika
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Your little Bapron's are always so cute--Your bias edging are so nice looking.
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Hi Michelle,
I love your "baprons" it's great. I would sew I would sew edging as well as you do. And yes, I'm fine , I hope you too.
Hugs,
Céline
I love your "baprons" it's great. I would sew I would sew edging as well as you do. And yes, I'm fine , I hope you too.
Hugs,
Céline
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18 Feb 2016
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Love the design, you have done a great job with this. Sandra.
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wow, so cute bib with a great design, too good to use, hugs Maria
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Not a problem as Pul fabric is very stain resistant and the bib stay nice for a long time.
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Michelle that is a nice and so sweet and cute design love it Have been a nice weekend Hugs Stella
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what fabric and stabelizer have you use, I always get wrinkles, so have started to do a thin batting with stipple, but yours looks perfect...wendy
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Hi Wendy,
I have found that the best stablizer (especially on pul fabric) is the lightweight iron on. It keeps your fabric tight and therefore no wrinkles. I use this stabilizer on almost all of my embroidery which sometimes can be very dense.
good luck
Michelle
I have found that the best stablizer (especially on pul fabric) is the lightweight iron on. It keeps your fabric tight and therefore no wrinkles. I use this stabilizer on almost all of my embroidery which sometimes can be very dense.
good luck
Michelle
thankyou, I have some will try...wendy
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thanks everyone, appreciate you all very much
have a great Sunday
hugs
Michelle
have a great Sunday
hugs
Michelle
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I've just been having a closer look at that little lamb and you know Michelle, that jumper looks like it's been knitted!!!! Love Chris
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Your right Chris and it is a cable stitch to boot lol,
hugs
Michelle
hugs
Michelle
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sandralane
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I have enjoyed looking at all your farm embroideries. These are super sets, you have done a fantastic job. Sandra.
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You mentioned this is on PUL fabric. What stabilizer do you use? needle size? Is there a backing fabric on the bib?
Any tips you can give. I just bought PUL fabric for the first time.
Any tips you can give. I just bought PUL fabric for the first time.
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Hi Minnie
Here are my tips and or hints,
1. use a lightweight iron on stabilizer for pul to prevent puckering. Don't put your iron on too hot just enough to stick it on.
2. When choosing designs try not to choose those that stitch out horizontally as they may cause your distortion in your Pul fabric.
3. Needle size is 75/11 andd of course you need to place a clear plastic (sorry I can' tthink of the name for it right now) over the top so you don't loose your stitches in the fabric.
You might want to try a simple design for your first try.
Hope this helps and good luck,
Michelle
Here are my tips and or hints,
1. use a lightweight iron on stabilizer for pul to prevent puckering. Don't put your iron on too hot just enough to stick it on.
2. When choosing designs try not to choose those that stitch out horizontally as they may cause your distortion in your Pul fabric.
3. Needle size is 75/11 andd of course you need to place a clear plastic (sorry I can' tthink of the name for it right now) over the top so you don't loose your stitches in the fabric.
You might want to try a simple design for your first try.
Hope this helps and good luck,
Michelle
Thank you!