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by meganne 10 Dec 2010 ( edited Dec 10'10 23:02 )
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These FSL napkin rings really appealed to me but I've always maintained "you only get what you pay for" and this design was very cheap.

So putting up with unnecessary jump stitches, (that I had to try and remove later), having to hand stitch around the outside of all the yellow centres and many of the green sections, where it came apart after dissolving the WSS, was to be expected. I was still very disappointed though, because this design is from a well known, professional digitiser. Sorry, I can't recommend.

At least the end result looks pretty good.
Thanks for peaking. hugs n roses, Meganne

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Comments (14)
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by juanitadenney 10 Dec 2010
+6
Your napkin rings are very pretty and I love the color. *4U I agree with you the cheap designs just can't compair in quality to the expensive ones. Merry Christmas!
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
Thanks Juanita. Some cheap designs can be fantastic, but mostly they're not. :-)
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by rmj8939 10 Dec 2010
+6
Don't tell anyone and they will think they are great. Nice job.
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
Thanks RMJ. :-)
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by dlonnahawkins 10 Dec 2010
+6
These are lovely - but we do understand some of the frustrations with some designs. But, you have done an excellent job.
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
Thanks Dlonna, they did look the part when they were all finished. :-)
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by leenova54 10 Dec 2010
+5
Wow, I would have lost patience after the second one didn't go so well. But also, I would have had a ton sewn up before they hit the water so I would not have been as kind in this post as you were. They look great though so try to enjoy them!
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
I stitched them all in the one large hoop (Viking) so the problems became apparent with all of them as soon as I started wetting them. The (Secret Santa) recipient really liked them so alls well that ends well. :-)
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by rwalden 10 Dec 2010
+3
Despite all the frustrations they are lovely. I would not have had your patience.
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
It was more a matter of running out of time to make anything else, so I had to 'fix' these. LOL!!!
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by pomona 10 Dec 2010
+4
A lovely looking despite all problems, you are so clever...and patient... Have a good day!
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by meganne 10 Dec 2010
Thanks Pomona, patience IS a virtue, isn't it? LOL!!!
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by oaro 10 Dec 2010
+3
looks very nice
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by milas 10 Dec 2010
+3
Beautiful!!! Great job!
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by noah 10 Dec 2010
+2
These are excellent Meg!!!
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by gerryvb 10 Dec 2010
+2
they look very nice
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by shirlener88 10 Dec 2010
+1
Meg, the end result is lovely - I too hate it when I get a design - that I know what it could be and find all the troubles - especailly jump stitches - then to have to fall apart or have to repair it to have a good design in the end is so frustating. I would have been wanting this set - but not now - Hehehe! *4U
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by meganne 11 Dec 2010
When I get more time I will repair the designs so that they will stitch out better as I really like the end result, the metallic gold just makes them. Hugs n love, Meg
by shirlener88 11 Dec 2010
yes, it does. it has to be handy - to know how to repair a design that goes bad.
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by teresanta 10 Dec 2010
+2
Beautiful! Great job!
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by beatie58 10 Dec 2010
+2
Well done!
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by jrob 10 Dec 2010
+2
Never know it after your fix me up, they're beautiful. Sad when you get a less than desirable design....
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by meganne 11 Dec 2010
Thanks Jerrilyn. There was over 200,000 stitches in the six stitch-outs and I was up all night with two machines going, so when I say I was less than happy having to hand stitch them to hold them together ...................