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by read180 14 Jun 2009 ( edited Jun 14'09 23:06 )
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Cuties Please help me. Can anyone tell me what sight I can go to to get the words "Welcome". I am making some things for our church. Thanks so much.

Cindy

Comments (8)
by Cutie #8325809 14 Jun 2009
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going searching until then u just want the words welcome?
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Welcome is the only word I need. I have everything else. Thanks you
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by nonmusicmom 14 Jun 2009
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They have a couple at www.embroideryrn.com. Go to archives and then My simple things. I will se if I can remember any others.
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Thank you I will try that
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by dkjack 14 Jun 2009
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Doesn't your embroidery machine have a built in alphabet so that you can spell 'Welcome" and then stitch?
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
I will have to check. Thanks
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by sewmom 14 Jun 2009
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At Golden Needle Designs. Welcome in a floral frame.
1 links:
[1] http://www.goldenneedledesigns.com/freedesigns/
www.goldenneedledesigns.com
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Thank you I will try that sight
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by nonmusicmom 14 Jun 2009
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Embroidery library has a good varity of welcome signs. Just put the word welcome in the search box and enjoy lookng. Thier designs always turn out great.
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Thanks a lot*4U
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by asterixsew 14 Jun 2009
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If you dont get what you want I can produce the words for you in a huge variety of fonts and sizes
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Thank you so much! You are so kind to offer!
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by daisy530 14 Jun 2009
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I can send you the word "Welcome" -- just tell me what size you want it, and what Font you would like.
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by read180 14 Jun 2009
Thank you so much you are so kind to offer.
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by maeeast 14 Jun 2009
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Try Planet Embroidery. It's free.
You have to register and provide a valid e-mail address. Then, you can use their Web Lettering Pro program for free.
You enter the text you want, select parameters (like letter height, spacing, etc.) and select a font. Some fonts are free (like Adage, Alaric, Arial, etc., etc.,); some fonts are for sale (like Abbess, etc.).
Hope this helps.