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Neighbor asked me to make a bib for a friend's granddaughter. The surname is Koning (= Dutch for king) so I added a crown.
I made one for her brother 4 years ago, but I could not find the design I made at the time. So I looked for the picture and digitised a new one.
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Precious. She will be so very pleased. Great job as all will agree.
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Thank you.
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asterixsew
02 Nov 2024
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Martine I remember the one you made for the brother. This one looks great and I am sure the family will love it
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My neighbour loves it, and I hope Noor's mother will too.
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That's lovely.
Hugs, Lidia
Hugs, Lidia
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Thanks, Lydia. Big hug to you.
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You're a fine digitizer and this is so nice. I wished I knew my traditional Norwegian language from Father's side and my traditional German language from my Mother's side. Little do we know as a child. I follow you just with this illness I am not on here a great deal anymore. Do love your knitting also.
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German was not my favourite languange when at school, but I am glad you could not skip it at the time. My daughter has been living in Norway for 15 years now and I visit her twice a year. I understand a lot, but can talk only the most basic short sentences. And every time I go to Norway I promise myself to study more ...
Sorry you are ill, wish you well!
Sorry you are ill, wish you well!
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I remember the other one you made and though I know it was more trouble to digitize again, you did just as good with this one. Looks great!
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Thanks! I must say I was rather pleased with the result myself.
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dailylaundry
03 Nov 2024
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This is so sweet! First of all, I love that style of bib!!! Your crown above her name is perfect!!
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I often buy the guesttowels by the dozen, mostly white, some pink or blue ones. I use a CD as a template and make a few blanks to have handy for a quick gift/request.
Thanks mops for your instructions.
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Well done Martine, did you use a punch down effect for the crown? It looks fabulous and I remember your older one too. Love Chris
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Martine's Stijn
www.cuteembroidery.com
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I neither used a dense underlay or a piece of washaway stabiliser to tame the towel - things I usually do -, but I did iron it before stitching. I know that works well on this brand of towel.
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