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dailylaundry
11 Apr 2012
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How dear!! Onesies are not easy to do - you did a wonderful job!! Hugs, Laura*
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thank you Laura... Once you get the hang of it, they become a lot easier to do... Have you been home lately or you traveling again?
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Pretty colored fabric in the lettering for a little girl.
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Thanks Anita, They really are like a sorbet coloring... I liked that too...
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Looks great too! Lucky twins!
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Thanks. I hope someone will like it at the Maternity Fair next Saturday here at one of the hospitals. :)
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looks great as well, what is your font please, love the fabric on your applique
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thank you. This was a complete design that I got from stitchontime. she has some amazing designs...
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shirlener88
11 Apr 2012
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I really like this one, too.
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thank you, my dear... I appreciate it.
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Sieht sehr schön aus,schöne aplikationsbuchstaben
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thank you Teun. I really like to applique..
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very cute
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any tips
Thank you, loralye... I guess the best thing to do is not let it intimidate you. It took me a while to try and then a while to figure out what works for me. I turned the shirt inside out and fold lengthwise and iron a crease. If I need to know a center I fold it again width wise and get a cross. I put my pin where it joins and match it up with the cross that I pencil on my tearaway. That give me the center of the design. I spray adhesive on the tearaway and then lay the onesie inside out. (pin matching cross), then I load the hoop and gently pull it open, making sure there are no wrinkles. I then hit the button, but I do keep my hands busy, keeping the fabric even and out of the way. LOL...
fold it again width wise and get a cross. I put my pin where it joins and match it up with the cross that I pencil on my tearaway. That give me the center of the design. I spray adhesive on the tearaway and then lay the onesie inside out. (pin matching cross), then I load the hoop and gently pull it open, making sure there are no wrinkles. I then hit the button, but I do keep my hands busy, keeping the fabric even and out of the way. LOL...
cross), then I load the hoop and gently pull it open, making sure there are no wrinkles. I then hit the button, but I do keep my hands busy, keeping the fabric even and out of the way. LOL...
I guess I need to go to YOU and post a tutorial for it huh?