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Cuties are the best ***A cutie advised me (Kim ) to understand how important stabilizing these types of design are and how to improve on my embroidery **I did what she said and this design turned out perfect****This again is Kreative Kiwi's design***Thanks Cutie Teacher /Friend****Thanks for LQQKING!!!Hugs Carolyn<br /><br /><br /><br />
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robertahilde
26 Oct 2018
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This is a winner my friend, love it!
Hugs, Roberta
Hugs, Roberta
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Me to thanks***
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Cuties are the best helping each other. Love your work (and hers)!
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Thanks Toogie hugs
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These look great! We are always learning, especially from Cuties.
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Yes for sure we are thanks
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graceandham
26 Oct 2018
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Because this sort of thing happens here is why I love Cute Embroidery.
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Me to thanks:):)
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Perfect edging Carolyn...and lovely mat on both sides
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Thanks Jerry i really enjoy working with Kim she knows her stuff ****hugs
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Love the bells!!! It turned out great for you. Kim is very knowledgeable and so grateful that she shares her talents. I too had trouble until I learned to stabilize better (still have some problems but am always learning).
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yes we are never to old to learn :):)
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dragonflyer
26 Oct 2018
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Well, Congratulations, Carolyn...you sure did it! Always glad to help my Cutie friends when I can...
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thanks again your the best*****
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Ok, what did she say that made a difference for you? Curious people want to know! I love it that you give so much to others, and you are there to brighten their days.
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I think Kim can explain better then an old country pumpkin****
If using WSS, it is always better to use some rubber shelf lining strips along long edges of the hoop to help prevent the WSS from shifting or loosening while stitching...especially helpful for ITH projects that are taken in and out of the sewing machine. This is especially helpful when there is dense embroidery within the project like the candle mat...Always better not to have to cut away the fabric until absolutely necessary and if at all possible after the embroidery is done...some digitizers have you cut the fabric at the beginning and that is not always necessary, but easier...Hope this makes sense...
Yes. It makes perfect sense. Thanks for the additional info. It will help me to improve my embroidery too. I use a lot of fsl and I'll have to try the rubber shelf paper. I actually have some in my sewing room. I have that trouble of wss shifting too.
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Fabulous job you two! Looks great! Hugs*, Deb
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We make a great team ah****lol
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Thaat looks perfect!
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Thanks for LOOKING!!!!!
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basketkase
27 Oct 2018
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So pretty, Carolyn.......Kim is a super star!
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Welllllllllllllll She is darn good at what she does and that's for sure lol
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Sorry Carolyn, I've been off the grid since Thursday and have only just come on here. This has turned out beautifully and thanks to Kim suggestion it's got a perfect finish. Love Chris
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Yes it sure has She knows her stuff lol
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Hi Carolyn,
LOVELY!!! Picture says it all.
Lotsa Love
Nicky
LOVELY!!! Picture says it all.
Lotsa Love
Nicky
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thanks Nicky hugs
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This is stunning! Front and back! And the edges are perfect and smooth!
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Thanks for looking now u try it****