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by mops 25 Jun 2020 ( edited Jun 27'20 13:30 )
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During the last five months I have not done much as far as embroidery is concerned. Years ago (Feb 1984) I knitted jumpers for both my daughters with their names on the back. See pict 2.

Last week the younger daughter reminded me of it and asked if I could digitize my granddaughter's name - which I did and tested. Then sent her the file and Esther added the sail numbers (using my HV-3D software which I gave her with my old Designer1 when I bought a new machine) and she stitched it out.
Doesn't it look jolly.
Picture was taken at the Stavanger yacht club. She could not sail as her leg was in plaster till yesterday. And Esther has had quite a number of requests so I have about half an alphabet ready ...

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Comments (12)
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by sewdeb 25 Jun 2020
+9
What a fabulous job by all of you!
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by mops 25 Jun 2020
Thank you.
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by dragonflyer 25 Jun 2020
+10
Great job by all!
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
Thank you.
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by toogie 25 Jun 2020
+10
It does look jolly, as you say! Nice work! Your family are so lucky to get request fulfilled. And now orders for your daughter to do more. How great is that!
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
So is your family!! Esther had some machine problems, could not get the tension right and I must say it would have been a lot easier to get my hands on her machine than using whatsapp :)
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by dailylaundry 25 Jun 2020
+9
This is totally awesome! All of her friends will want one too!! Love it!
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
I am afraid you are right, three requests already and luckily some of the letters are the same. There are a dozen in her age group, so we'll be kept busy, I guess.
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by jrob 25 Jun 2020
+7
Wow, it's stuning!
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
Thank you.
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by crafter2243 26 Jun 2020
+6
Looks good. With the black background everything pops. I am not surprised that Esther received lots of requests.
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
lt's a dark navy blue I was told. Hard to tell from this picture.
Ruth is only a four letter name, the requests so far are five each. So i wonder what we'll do for size. This fitted a 240 x 150 mm hoop. Much wider would not be suitable for those rather small backs, although she has a 360 x 150 hoop as well.
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by lique 26 Jun 2020
+5
Very bright and colourful. Love it.
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
Thank you.
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by gerryvb 26 Jun 2020
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wow it looks so great !!! no wonder there are many more who would like to have this. Hope her leg will have a good recovery so she will be able to sail again soon. Hugs, Gerry
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
She'll have to take it easy and have physiotherapy for a while. No running, easy on stairs, no hill walking, no jumping, no sailing, no ice-hockey, but there's always swimming. School is on top of a steep slope, but school holidays in Norway started this Monday.
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by pennifold 26 Jun 2020
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Brilliant work Martine, no wonder everyone loves it. I love the flag (or ensign?) designs on the cream jumper, you are very clever to digitise these and a big shout out to your daughter for her sewing prowess!! Love Chris
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
I just looked at the signal flags and used them as a knitting pattern then and digitised them now. I think an ensign is a flag or standard, especially a military or naval one indicating nationality. These signal flags are loose letters and numbers - the number ones are a different shape, a triangle with the top cut off.
My elder daughter had me do our telephone number (without the areal code) on her right arm. They are quite easy to knit except the ones with circles on them.
In the picture you can see that the R T and H from 'Ruth' are in 'Esther' as well.
Esther does an awful lot of sewing but hardly any embroidery lately. But I think she'll be busy shortly.
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by asterixsew 26 Jun 2020
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The way we use our embroidery machines is never ending and this is brilliant. I can see why your daughter is being asked to create more of your unique idea from knitting to machine embroidery. Also what fun working with a daughter for your grand daughter. Definitely a family effort
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
Esther and I did a lot of sewing and embroidery together when she lived half an hour away. When they moved to Norway it was a different story. Ruth is becoming rather good at a sewing machine too. I was lucky enough to do a lesson for her and 3 other girls couple of years ago. Just too bad I can't visit more often.
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by sewpam 26 Jun 2020
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These turned out exceptional. The digitizing, embroidery, placement of the designs. the colors right down to the pictures are perfect. Love the picture at the yacht club it makes me miss being at a marina and sailing. Thank you for posting these pictures.
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by mops 26 Jun 2020
Thank you so much for your kind words. I too would love to do some more sailing.
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by crazypatchmama 27 Jun 2020
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What a talented lady you are, as are most of you. Imagine, knitting and designing and digitizing, of course your daughter as well. I love the dark color blue jacket.