It took me a few days to complete the parts and I am happy with the result. It stitched out like a dream, a bow to the designer. I learned how to do eyelets, had to have a new tool and cut away fabric without unhooping. The outer edges are fsl.
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I love Needle of Anne designs. Your eyelets are gorgeous and the whole projet beautiful.
It looks amazing. Can't even imagine how the ladies used to do this without an embroidery machine and all the hours they would spend on this type of a project.
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shirlener88
25 Aug 2011
+7✽
This is a very lovely doily - so happy to see that you were able to learn a couple new techniques - great work.
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dailylaundry
25 Aug 2011
+7✽
You did a terrific job!! I love her designs - they stitch out so well!!*
I absolultely love this. This I do want to learn. Very beautiful work!!!!
This will be an heirloom. It looks like tatting on the edge, but I know you said that you did it on your emb machine. First class job! Rated 5 stars *****!-Toogie
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quilter124
25 Aug 2011
+5✽
this is very pretty and sew different.....great job....I love challenging myself like you did....
Have never rea;;y gone into this site but I certainly will now -- Thank You.
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Sorry that should be really.
This is simply exquisite Muflotex - so delicate and you've done an outstanding job. Congratulations and I hope you got lots of use with it. Love Chris
This is just beautiful. You did a great job. Her designs are gorgeous.
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maryanns66
26 Aug 2011
+3✽
Beautiful work!! What kind of neat tool did you use??
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Hi maryann, something to cut out the eyelets, in 1/8 " called "Locheisen Lochdurchmesser 3mm Form A DIN7200" in Germany
You can find them at the hardwarestore, it was easy to work with.
You can find them at the hardwarestore, it was easy to work with.