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Baby coat from remnants. The smaller a pocket the more a difference of a few millimetres shows up. And as I did trust myself enough I digitised the outline and made them in the hoop.
Next time I want to use them I'll digitise a placement line as well
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So very cute! I just love sewing for babies, don't you. You are so smart to digitize the pocket and placement....I can barely manage to turn the computer on......
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Thanks, toogie. In this case it is dead easy to digitise, just a few lines. I am a dummy as far as social media are concerned, and I really don't want to know seeing how much time my grands spend on their phones.
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I think it is adorable and the youngster will never notice! Lol!
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The placket difference is all there is and it's not really a problem. This is adorable and I'm sure will be well loved.
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Thank you. I ran into a problem afterwards: the push buttons are hard to open :( I think I'll close and open them a few more times to see if that will help. Otherwise I might have to do buttons and buttonholes...
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graceandham
20 Dec 2016
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My grandmother said "You'll never see it on a trotting horse." Love the jacket.
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Mine did too, my mother however expected perfection at all times.
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crafter2243
20 Dec 2016
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Those colors are so cheerful. Hope you got the push button issue solved. This outfit will be loved I am sure.
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Lovely job. Isn't it great that our embroidery machines are so versatile?
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It certainly is.
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Looks so cheerful Marine, I love it and what a great use of leftover fabrics. Love Chris
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vickiannette
28 Dec 2016
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good thinking, as it is quite difficult to sew 'small' and in a rounded design especially so. I love making baby things, so satisfying.
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