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by noah 16 Dec 2014 ( edited Dec 17'14 01:58 )
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Double blessing!!!!I wanted to surprise my son Cory and his wife with a t-shirt for c/mas done with his camps logo on it .

Well blessing #1 was Vicki did the digitizing for me for free as a Christmas present to me :);)
Blessing #2 Will be when they see there shirts
NOW TO LEARN PLACEMENT!!!HELP!!!!
I need it drawn out so i can follow the instructions .it said 7 inches so i measured 7 inched and centered it .WAY to high
This was on Johns old t-shirt so i will do better next time.
Thank-you Vicki for being so kind to this ole country pumpkin!!!!Aren't cuties the best????Hugs Carolyn

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Comments (19)
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by sewntrouble 16 Dec 2014
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Do you have a way to print a templet of the design? For me that is the only way to get good placement. Placement rules don't seem to fit the designs i use. Mark the center, top, bottom and each side of the design templet with a wash away maker. Hope this will help.
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
Thanks for cementing hugs
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by highlandermom 16 Dec 2014
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You are truly blessed. Vicki did a superb job on this logo.
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by airyfairy 16 Dec 2014
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As you say - Cuties are the best Well done to both of you
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by manami 16 Dec 2014
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You are very special Carolyn, and Vicki did a wonderful job on this logo! I also do placement with a printed template, and mark the center of the design. Hugs, Yoriko
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by greysewist 16 Dec 2014
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They'll be so thrilled. Looks great. There is a placement guide at Embroidery Library: http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/ELProjects/Projects.aspx?productid=pr1152
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[1] Placement Guide at EL
www.emblibrary.com
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by dididwiar 16 Dec 2014
Thank you. I could do with this also. xx
by pldc 17 Dec 2014
terrific, thanks I can use this too
by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by pennifold 16 Dec 2014
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Never mind next one will better. Well done to both of you. Luvv Chris
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by cfidl 16 Dec 2014
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Looks Fabulous! Cuties are the Best!
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by elemausi 16 Dec 2014
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Good work, both of you. For the placment I print the design and pin it on place after cutting around on the paper. So I can see if the design will be on the right place. This is very important by a Lady with some more bust measurement.
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by asterixsew 16 Dec 2014
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A great team effort. I like where you have placed your design it is very visible and why be the same as the crowd?
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by marianb 16 Dec 2014
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Vicki and yourself have come up with a great gift.. fantastic!
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by dragonflyer 16 Dec 2014
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Nice job on these, Carolyn...by both you and Vicki!
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by NancyBT10 16 Dec 2014
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I don't have software allowing me to print a template of designs so I use the measurements of the design and cut a piece of paper using those. Then, I fold the paper in order to create a cross to mark the center. Not as perfect as a printed template, I am sure, but sometimes you just have to work with what you have ;) It was super nice of your friend to make the design for you! Your son and daughter in law will be pleased!
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by loosie 16 Dec 2014
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Vicki to the rescue! A great logo you have there :)
I'm still not good at placement, I do the guessing game each time :)
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by basketkase 16 Dec 2014
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Carolyn.........I sent you an email that may help with this.........your stitching looks great!!
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by sonjapotgieter 16 Dec 2014
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Gorgeous.
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by pldc 17 Dec 2014
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sewntrouble does it the same way I do it mark it with a disappearing ink & then it will be easier to stitch out. You both did great!~hugs~
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by Leaha 17 Dec 2014
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You and Miss Vicki are a wonderful team, your son and his wife will be thrilled over these. I like them. hugs
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
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by designgirl 17 Dec 2014
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I always try to center it between the center of the garment and the start of the sleeve seam . Place the lower edge of the design it just above the bottom of where the sleeve seam attaches to the main body of the shirt. Try this, it works for me ever time. Hugs Lynn
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by designgirl 17 Dec 2014
Sorry, forgot to comment on your design. It is really great, your son and daughter-in-law will love it. Hugs again
by noah 17 Dec 2014
Grand idea thanks Lyn hugs
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by graceandham 17 Dec 2014
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On a shirt for myself, I cut a scrap of tearaway the size of the design, put on the shirt and pin the tearaway where it looks best and is still above the b---bs. For shirts for others, I might try some of these other methods.
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by noah 17 Dec 2014
Thanks hugs