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by spendlove 01 May 2011 ( edited May 01'11 17:11 )
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I'm looking for a simple but elegant frame design to use for a remembrance book cover. I've just searched embroidery library until I'm crosseyed! Does anyone have any suggestions?

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by muflotex 01 May 2011
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Hi Sue,
what is a remembrance book, I am not famliar with that expression?
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by spendlove 01 May 2011
It is a book that people write happy memories about the deceased person at a funeral.
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by bowlds 01 May 2011
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Since I'm not sure what you are looking for in specific....here is a really pretty set that you could get for $1. If you just wanted the frame, you could leave the flowers off. The frames are in different sizes too.
http://www.oregonpatchworks.com/items.php?did=156&pid=35058
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by greysewist 01 May 2011
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EmbroideryRN has lots of different frames, Sue, but the site has changed and I'm not sure if you can 'see' them now, before you download the lot. I also think I saw a couple of heart circle type frames by Terri Hanson as part of the fundraiser for Nita's Place. Pretty sure lots of folks go to Sewforum for things like frames, too. I've had something that suited a bible cover from EL at some point, with a poem on it. Can't think what it was called though. Best of luck!
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by smithandsmith 01 May 2011
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frames
1 links:
[1] frames
sites.google.com
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by mary51 01 May 2011
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This page is full of beautiful frames, i specially like the batterburg frame. Hope you can find what you have in mind.
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by spendlove 01 May 2011
These are exactly what I had in mind - thank you so much!
by spendlove 01 May 2011
However - I need to convert to JEF and Wilcom can't read them.
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by sewmom 01 May 2011
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What size are you looking for?
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by spendlove 01 May 2011
For 5x7 hoop
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by peggy 01 May 2011
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butterhexe4 in DBC has generously gifted us with some frames. They embroidery beautifully, sorry I don't know how to tell you the exact location in designs by cuties pages. After looking at many frames, I always go back to hers. Always a successful sew out. Easy to add words, monograms or delete stitches.
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by sewmom 01 May 2011
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Several ideas.
7 links:
[1] Rosebud circle
www.stitcherymall.com
[2] Candlewicking border
www.sewsewprincess.com
[3] Heirloom alpha has corners
www.memories-in-thread.net
[4] Louis Meyer
www.stitcherymall.com
[5] Frame for Applications by stickmuster
designsbycuties.cuteembroidery.com
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by tauberschmitt 01 May 2011
vielen dank