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Stitch and Show.... Thanks rescuer for the challenge! Here is my answer - it is DollyGK's Frosty (from DBC) - only I left off the body fill stitch and did it them on white felt (instead of the original FSL). I did the names myself using Embird Basic and Hobo mini font from Jolsens. It was too late to ask Dolly when I decided this would be our Christmas Card this year. They will each be sent attached with an ornmament hook to the store-bought green sparkly tree card - ready to hang! Hope you like them.
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dailylaundry
11 Dec 2013
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How very cute - well done!!!! Hugs, Laura*
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Thanks!
Great idea. Beautifully done!!!!
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These are just darling with all the names & sure to be a big hit as well! Hugs Loralye
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Thanks!
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Awesome love them all hugs
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Thanks!
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Excellent work!
Thanks for taking the Stitch and Show challenge.
Thanks for taking the Stitch and Show challenge.
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Thanks!
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It makes it go so much faster when you stitch on felt. They look great.
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Yes they do. Thanks for your comment.
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these are so cute. thanks for sharing. Suzanna
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Thanks!
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Great job and your names really look good, too. The felt version is super cute ~ good idea.
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Thanks!
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VERY NICE!!!!! thanks for showing. I too am using felt but cream which was on hand. seems to stitch better for me than making a lace one. 3 snowmen have gone to the garbage already! sincerely,lynne
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Thanks!
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highlandermom
12 Dec 2013
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Very cute great idea using felt for getting loads of them done fast.
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Yes faster than the FSL. Thanks for your comment.
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crafter2243
12 Dec 2013
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Thanks for sharing this. I will have to keep this in mind using felt. That was a great idea.
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You are welcome. Thanks for your comment.
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Nicely done!! Cute on felt also, thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks for the GREAT Design!
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Hi I also got this design from Dolly. I am new to embroidery. How did you do it on felt instead of FSL? Thank you!
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I left off the two white stops that do the background of the FSL. I sewed the rest as in the design.
Hoop a piece of felt (or use a stabilizer and put a piece of felt on the top that is about 4.5*4.5 so you have an edge). Sew all the stops except the black border at the end. Take the hoop off the machine and put another piece of felt on the back (I use temp adhesive to hold it - you could also pin outside of the sewing area). Then stitch the last stop with black in your top thread and in your bobbin thread. Then take out of the hoop and cut him out. He goes very quickly this way.
Hoop a piece of felt (or use a stabilizer and put a piece of felt on the top that is about 4.5*4.5 so you have an edge). Sew all the stops except the black border at the end. Take the hoop off the machine and put another piece of felt on the back (I use temp adhesive to hold it - you could also pin outside of the sewing area). Then stitch the last stop with black in your top thread and in your bobbin thread. Then take out of the hoop and cut him out. He goes very quickly this way.
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so cool love them i still have mine Dolly send me they are really so jolly love them every time i see them thanks again Dolly for this great design
Magda
Magda
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hagridsmom
20 Nov 2014
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these are darling and I love the idea of the felt. I seem to put a lot of FSL in the trash can too! Is there a link for these designs please? TY for sharing.