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by mops 25 Sep 2023 ( edited Sep 27'23 22:07 )
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The design I made for my granddaughter's hockeystick bag was also used for a small bag that holds a pair of reserve irons And as predicted I had to digitise quite a few other names and numbers. Having the settings and parameters for the first it takes half an hour max and stitching it will be my daughter's job.

But there was an unexpected order as well. Two acquaintances of my daughter started as DJs and made their own logo. Could I digitise that. Well, I could but only after a few simplifications as it was very complicated. <br /><br />
Esther will show them the design and then stitch them out. Just as well my visit ends next Thursday :)

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by asterixsew 25 Sep 2023
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Martine it sounds and looks as if your having a brilliant time in Norway
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by mops 25 Sep 2023
Yes, I am having a great time.
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by Tu2ml 25 Sep 2023
+6
Great job on the logo. Your daughter might just find herself developing a side job, getting lots of orders to personalize items with names and logos.
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by mops 26 Sep 2023
It will keep her busy :-)
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by 02kar 25 Sep 2023
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It sounds like this has been a very productive visit with your daughter. The two of you have been busy. I hope your daughter carries on her new endeavor. Have a safe and unevebpntful journey home.
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by mops 26 Sep 2023
We've been working together for years, knitting, sewing, embroidering by hand or machine, but the distance makes it less fun than sitting in the same room. That was what made these weeks so wonderful.
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by graceandham 25 Sep 2023
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They got an awesome looking design. So lucky. Love the triple colors at the edges.
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by mops 26 Sep 2023
Thanks, but I had some 'polishing' to do after the test stitch.
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by toogie 26 Sep 2023
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This amazes me! I am always so thrilled to see a design one of our Cuties digitized but I really am amazed at someone ( and please don’t take offense) in our season of life understand computers and programs enough to do these things. I think you do so well. Love the logo and I forgot you have been to your daughters. I wish I could have been with y’all to learn knitting😄 I could always use another pair of gloves!-lol
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by mops 27 Sep 2023
Thank you.
Love your compliment, but I don't really deserve it.
My father wrote his biography on a typewriter and every change or correction meant he had to do it again. So I offered to do it at the PC. I typed it in - once- printed it, he wrote the alterations and that did not take too much time. My son gave him a pc for his birthday so he could do it himself. His 88th birthday. And he picked it up ever so fast. I may be just a few years younger than he was at the time, but I'd started using computers in the 60s, learned and worked using programming languages like Basic, Fortran and Algol. And since then things has been getting easier and easier since there are programs available for any thing you can think off.

Guess what I have been doing today: buying more knitting wool at a factory outlet. Just as well I did not go to Norway by car. So I had to stick to just enough for 3 cardigans. 34 skeins to be precise. I had to sit on my suitcase to be able to close it :)
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by zoefzoef 26 Sep 2023
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looks great !!
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by malemb 26 Sep 2023
+3
Very nice logo. Wonderful team work with your daughter.
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by mops 27 Sep 2023
Thank you, we are enjoying it together.
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by jrob 26 Sep 2023
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Beautiful digitizing and I know you have enjoyed being with your darling daughter. It sounds like you two successfully collaborated on several projects.
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by mops 27 Sep 2023
Alas, time flies. Tomorrow morning I have to be at the airport at 8 am.
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by dailylaundry 27 Sep 2023
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Wow, love the design! They picked a great name! I bet they will be thrilled! Hope you had a safe journey home! Hugs!
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by pennifold 27 Sep 2023
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Hi Martine, it's the best time when you can be with your family. I love your work, it's beautifully digitised. Have a safe journey home. I look forward to seeing what you knit. Love Chris