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by dragonflyer 10 Feb 2024 ( edited Feb 15'24 22:44 )
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My very helpful neighbor's first granddaughter is turning three and is coming to visit and will be making her first visit to Disneyland...I thought she should have a Minnie Mouse T-Shirt to commemorate the day... The Minnie is from a Brother machine and I added the lettering... Thanks for looking Cuties!

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Comments (9)
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by graceandham 10 Feb 2024
+6
Exactly the way a copyrighted design should be done - with a Brother machine and Disney's permission, and gifted to a cute child on her way to a wonderful time with Mickey and Minnie Mouse. This is great!!!
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by dragonflyer 11 Feb 2024
Aw, thanks...and I agree with your comment about Brother and Disney too...
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by peafarm 10 Feb 2024
+5
She is going to love wearing this. The stitch-out is great and so are your added wording & choice of font.
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by dragonflyer 11 Feb 2024
Thanks, Patti...
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by bemara 10 Feb 2024
+5
Great stitch-out, a beautiful gift, she will love it, hugs Maria
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by dragonflyer 11 Feb 2024
Thanks Maria...
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by dailylaundry 10 Feb 2024
+5
Awesome stitching!!! This will be her favorite t-shirt and I am certain she will want to wear everyday!!!!! Lovely job! Hugs!
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by dragonflyer 11 Feb 2024
Thanks Laura... I hope they dress her in it when they take her to Disneyland....I would have liked to put her name on it, but at three years old...not such a good idea...
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by sewtired 11 Feb 2024
+4
Absolutely adorable!
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by dawein 11 Feb 2024
+4
This is so lovely! The stitch out is absolutely perfect! I am sure this little girl will be delighted.

Can I ask how you stabilized the design so it has no puckers and no visible stabilizer lines? I always worry that my embroidery will not look as nice on my knits so I avoid embroidering on them which is my loss.
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by dragonflyer 12 Feb 2024
Thank you for your kind words... My technique is not the normal...I actually hoop tearaway stabilizer, use a spritz of temporary adhesive spray and position the T-Shirt and cover with a WSS topper. Then I pin the outer areas of the shirt in the hoop and then stitch. I back with Pellon Ultra Light Knit fusible to cover the back of the embroidery. It protects the skin from irritation and also stabilizes the embroidery against puckers...especially in laundering.
by dawein 12 Feb 2024
Thank your for this advice. I will certainly give it a try. I only hope I get as nice a result as you!
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by noah 12 Feb 2024
+4
Ah kim this looks so very cute:):)
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by dragonflyer 14 Feb 2024
Thanks Carolyn....
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by pennifold 12 Feb 2024
+3
Hi Kim, well this is just absolutely a perfect stitchout. Preparation of the fabrics makes all the difference. I used to love doing the Disney characters when I had my Brother machine, (especially when the girls were young). Excellent work, love Chris
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by dragonflyer 14 Feb 2024
Thanks Chris....It is fun to do Disney for the wee ones...
by mops 16 Feb 2024
I totally agree. I still have my Brother 190D, just for the Disney designs.
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by sonjapotgieter 15 Feb 2024
+2
Stunning work and Design!!!
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by dragonflyer 16 Feb 2024
Thank you Sonja...