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by meganne 08 Jan 2011 ( edited Jan 11'11 20:38 )
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I love this little snowman and I enjoyed stitching him out as a napkin holder.

The thread I used is absolutely gorgeous for using on all things snow as it glistens. It is Madeira opalescent. The top photo was taken with the flash on and the bottom photo without flash, I was trying to capture the glisten of the thread.
If you double click on the pic it should open up larger so you can get a closer look at this lovely thread.
thanks for peeking, hugs n roses, Meganne

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Comments (10)
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by noah 08 Jan 2011
+5
wow the thread is what is needed lovey just lovely!!!
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by meganne 08 Jan 2011
This is what I was talking about on your project. It is truly a lovely thread, Supertwist 300, number is 983-300. I am going to make a set of snowflake napkin rings using this and some crystals, the ones that are AB (aurora Boreale). But I also liked the Platinum thread, photo's don't do it justice though.
HNR, M
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by mops 08 Jan 2011
+5
What a difference this thread makes, it brings the snow to life! Cute design too. Your own? I love it Meganne! HNR, Martine.
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by meganne 08 Jan 2011
No, not mine I just converted it into a napkin ring, can't remember where it came from, I've had it a long, long time.
hugs n love, Meg
by meganne 09 Jan 2011
FOund out where it came from

http://www.bunnycup.com/viewset.aspx?designset=34

hugs n love, M
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by cj2sew 08 Jan 2011
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Wow. I never realized that thread could change something nice into something stunning. Thanks for sharing
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by oaro 08 Jan 2011
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great job
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by clawton 08 Jan 2011
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Love them
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by shirlener88 08 Jan 2011
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Meg, this is a lovely designs and you are right - this thread is outstanding and is wondeful - did you buy it online? I would love a link for this. However - I have seen a few that sell Madeira thread before - not sure which one has the best deal. Stunning work. *4U
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by meganne 09 Jan 2011
I buy mine from Allstitch as they don't charge and arm and a leg to send to Australia. If you do buy it to use, a word of advice, loosen top tension 1 to 2 points, slow down machine and use 90/14 Metallic needle.

The thread is wound around a core and tends to break but the machine will keep stitching with the core thread that hasn't broken. I did all of the above before it stopped breaking.
HNR, M
by katydid 11 Jan 2011
Shirlene, see my post. You probably can get the Coats and Clark brand at Joann's. Kay
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by meganne 11 Jan 2011
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Thank you all for your lovely comments. I don't get much time to post comments myself these days but i DO give roses to everyone. Hugs n love, Meg
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by katydid 11 Jan 2011
+1
How cute!!! Love the thread. I have a spool of same opalescence thread made by Coats and Clark. It makes lovely angel wings. Great job!!
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by claudenicolas 11 Jan 2011
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Yes, this thread is really amazing.Is it easy to embroider with it?
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by tauberschmitt 11 Jan 2011
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die sind ja wirklich herrlich, wo kann ich dieses Stickbild finden, es reizt zum nacharbeiten

super vielen Dank