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by purplerose 06 Aug 2010 ( edited Aug 07'10 18:05 )
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Hi Cuties do any of you now of any sites I can Buy or get free designs using Mylar. Your help would be appreciated.

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by psssst 06 Aug 2010
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Start with this site it has the most freebie mylar designs
1 links:
[1] 2 fonts and over 30 designs
bordadosaguasanta.blogspot.com
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by keeponsewing 06 Aug 2010
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Viv, I see you have your answer. ;)
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by leenova54 06 Aug 2010
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I just got some from the same site, they look nice. I still need to order some mylar to give it a try. Can't wait.
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by pennifold 06 Aug 2010
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Hi Purplerose,

This company just sent me an email just before I came onto Cute - it's for their butterflies. Around $16.75 for the set. I see you have a site already from Psssst - good luck love and blessings Chris

P.S. If I haven't welcomed you to Cute a big Aussie welcome from me.
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by michele921 07 Aug 2010
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she has been doing all kinds of mylar designs, scroll down on right click on mylar says there are 49 now. they are free
1 links:
[1] http://bordadosaguasanta.blogspot.com/
bordadosaguasanta.blogspot.com
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by almag 07 Aug 2010
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There are many, many designs you can use with mylar but here some specific designs ....

http://www.designsbysick.com/search?firstword=mylar

http://www.mygardened.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=68

http://www.artisticthreadworks.com/public/programs/downloadsearch.cfm?keywords=Mylar+designs&searchtype=keyword&searchmode=keyword&cat=all&sortby=recent&search=search

These will give you some ideas and there's a good little video on ATW on using Mylar with her Twinkle-Angels.

I've done open design roses and leaves and poodle dogs. Linework, as in redwork, bluework, colourwork, etc., is suitable for mylar stitching, providing that the design has open areas for the mylar to show through and also enough stitching to hold the middle bits down.
Lots of less-dense lacework designs are very suitable for mylar stitching.
You probably have lots of designs in your collection already that can be stitched out on mylar.
Good luck and have fun with this new technique.
AlmaG.
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by purplerose 11 Aug 2010
Thank you very much
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by 7thguest 07 Aug 2010
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This site has a ton of Mylar patterns..
http://www.letzrock.brm.net.au/cart/index.php?dispatch=categories.view&category_id=47#1
They are on sale too for 1.99.
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by purplerose 11 Aug 2010
Thank you very much