Thank you. I loved Toogie's and gwillman's so much I had to find this design and finally got a little time in my day to try it. I think my magnetic monster hoop shifted on me. My friend just bought one for her Janome machine and I told her to be very careful--strong magnet but still can shift. Well, I had a sample now to show her it is true. I thought 'how could it have shifted that much on one side and when I checked the other side---I moved my stitches back to ck. it still was lined up perfectly--go figure but still a little gap of no stitches so I will cover the shirt space with a satin stitch of the same color and already did my sample last night to see how wide of a zigzag and how close to hide my green knit shirt. Thank you for commenting.

I will wear it proudly. Bet no one around here will have such a shirt. I love it. People come up with some of the most beautiful designs.

Thank you and know what you mean. Visiting my brother today but tomorrow will be canning tomato juice that I juiced last night. I have a patch I call 'the jungle' of Beefsteaks that just keep on giving. All volunteers from last yr. One pumpkin got in there and trying potatoes. Cucumbers are gone in this area so ready to pull that up.

Thank you. Took me longer sitting at the machine but well worth it.

Thank you. I think so but my husband not so much. Said he doesn't like the 3D stuff on shirts. I bet if it was a hotrod or classic he'd like it though.

Thank you. Will do this one again.

You and Toogie really inspired me. Thank you.

Thank you--yes so easy but my machine got finicky. I decided just rip the straight stitch line that got out of alignment. Started that last night to see and yes, it will be fine to rip out what was to be an edge outline.

Thank you Kim, I do love easy projects---plus I like the girlile girl look of it.

Thank you. I'm glad I saw 2 people post this here. Found it, got my silk flowers and made myself sit and do it. I guess when my machine acts up I've had my fill for awhile, lol.

Thank you, frustrating because I can sit and sew, no prob. then next time threads flop out of tensions. Don't trust my dealer's son who is the tech in that store---I watched him rip a hoop off of a floor room model that a worker had gotten stuck. Just leaned right over that machine from the back and yanked forward real hard--no sirree, I won't go there. Fix most problems myself but hubby stretched a spring I am told they can't get anymore and yet they have all these newer machines in the showroom with the same type tension area's. I got my own spring that I still have to cut to size and install but instead for now sit and watch best I can.

Thanks Toogie--you and gwillmann were my source of inspiration.

Is there a picture of the added bling?

Not my idea but very inventive of the digitizer's. Very easy to do also. I'm just slow as molasses when it comes to actually setting up and doing a project. Thank you very much.