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I embroidered this, by placing the shirt into hoop upside down, as well as editing my pattern upside down on machine. No open seams.
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These are great, Good idea to have them ready ahead of time! **
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Thank you
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Love the shirts, very nice.
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Thank you essemml
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Nice...clever idea
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Thank you very much
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these came out very nice.. what stablizer do you use.. kathy
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thank you Kathy, I used only a middle weight tear away stabilizer, but the iron on stabilizer works very well too.
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they look great.
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Thank you adelmarie
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Good job I do a lot of my little things that way. No one likes opening seams *
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Thank you, I will do anything not to open a seam.
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Precious!
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Thank you waterlily
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They look great, Marietta!
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thank you Yoriko
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Nothing like 'getting ahead' Marietta :-) Very nice, neat design just the thing for something small.
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Thank you Jean, I was actually quite proud of this little lot
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dlonnahawkins
05 Mar 2009
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Wow - you have all ready started? That is a nice simple design. Good job.
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Was lucky to get these T's (too big) at a very special price, hope we all live to Christmas 2009. LOL. Here by us you do not often get these colours, and they are realy nice colours.
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Nice design. You're early to start. Hope they still fit at Christmas. Inside out is the easiest way to do it, I always do that with small items.
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With little one's, i always see that it is rather too big than just fitting. They grow so fast.
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well it's cute but I think it's wearable now too.not only with Christmas.
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These will be presents for them, I have decided to start early this time, as I always have to sit to middle of the night at the end of the year