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by thecraftycritter 23 Nov 2011 ( edited Nov 26'11 00:39 )
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3d fsl Christmas tree by Mops - enlarged it 10% and used 30wt cotton thread for the tree and metallic gold for the trim for a young man who is in the service and won't be home for Christmas

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Comments (18)
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by rwalden 23 Nov 2011
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How sweet of you. It's lovely. Nice work. Where did you find this design?
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by thecraftycritter 23 Nov 2011
Cuties 5905336 & 5918427 with the hanger removed.
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by capoodle 23 Nov 2011
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It is perfect and will mail easily to him.
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by patsy28 23 Nov 2011
+4
Great job!
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by crafter2243 23 Nov 2011
+5
Good idea as a mail-gift. I am sure he will appreciate it.
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by mops 23 Nov 2011
+4
I love it in green! Although I digitised it using green (makes it a lot easier to see what you are doing) I only stitched in white. A pity, as I think yours is so nice.I hope you don't mind me adding the links.
2 links:
[1] part1
youembroidery.com
[2] part2
youembroidery.com
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by thecraftycritter 24 Nov 2011
Thank you so much for adding the link. I added them and they never showed up and then one comment shows up twice. Computers drive me nuts, but I couldn't live without one.
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by shirlener88 23 Nov 2011
+4
Very nice work!
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by pennifold 23 Nov 2011
+3
Looks great and thanks to Martine for the design. Love and blessings Chris
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by sandralochran 23 Nov 2011
+3
Very nice
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by mysew1325 23 Nov 2011
+3
very pretty..
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by killiecrankie 23 Nov 2011
+3
What type of metallic thread did you use? I've tried metalic thread without success.I used a needle for metallics & slowed the machine down ,but it didn't help.
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by thecraftycritter 24 Nov 2011
I always use the same metallic in the bobbin - this particular metallic was RA - run the machine on slow and watch the thread for kinks coming off the spool. Have found that if I run a bobbin and use it as the top thread it doesn't kink and break as often.
by thecraftycritter 24 Nov 2011
I always use the same metallic in the bobbin - this particular metallic was RA - run the machine on slow and watch the thread for kinks coming off the spool. Have found that if I run a bobbin and use it as the top thread it doesn't kink and break as often.
by killiecrankie 24 Nov 2011
Thanks for the info .I have a different brand but I'll try this out & see if it works for me otherwise I might have to buy some RA
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by lidiad 23 Nov 2011
+3
Very nice!!!!
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by oaro 23 Nov 2011
+3
very nice
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by wlshirey 23 Nov 2011
+4
Try placing metallic threads in the freezer until you are ready to use them. Use and place back in the freezer ubtil needed again.
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by bumblebee 23 Nov 2011
+2
Very nice and thoughtful.
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by noah 24 Nov 2011
+3
These are lovely we(older cuties) had fun makeing these last year so have fun and they look lovely hugs
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by starlizard 24 Nov 2011
+3
A couple of these are on my to do list for Christmas. Nice that they can be enlarged a bit. They're quite lovely.
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by mops 25 Nov 2011
You can enlarge them a bit, but do what the craftycritter did: use a 30wt thread instead if the usual 40wt.
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by cutegirl 24 Nov 2011
+2
this is so beautiful, thank you for sharing, hugs.
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by lindalee757 26 Nov 2011
+1
nicely done-