janiesews

WOW1! Never thought of embroidery on boots but that is so pretty!!

MOpalka

How in the world did you hoop the boots. they look amazing!

mighty

Beautiful!

carolynjo

A unique idea that turned out great.

Country1

I'm in LOVE!!!!!!!!!! I love the boots and by daughters and DGD would have a cow!
Great job, I don't think there is any way my machine could do that.
I am VERY impressed!!!!!!!
Country1

caspharm

They all look great!

Capri

The Ruby should easily be able to handle the leather or vinyl. Just make sure you use the teflon Q foot.

purplefiend

I used to sell the Vikings. You don't hoop stuff like that you just sorta lay them on top of the hoop and stabilizer and a bit of sticky stuff. If I remember right.

jennb

That is what I did. I no longer hoop anything I'm embroidering. I hoop the stabilizer and spray and pin my item to that. My stitching improved 200%.

The boots have a zipper so they are able to lay flat. I hooped my stabilizer, sprayed adhesive, pressed the boots onto the sticky stabilizer and held them in my hand as they stitched out. Easy peasy.

jennb

A few more items I've done in the last week or so...
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A sweatshirt for ME
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I did my first craft fair over the post-Thanksgiving weekend and experimented with a fellow vendor's pop up tent. I embroidered her business name across the tent. Turned out great!
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an infinity scarf for my daughter
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This is the embroidery part of a sash for a wedding dress I'm making. The top will be the waistband front center, and the two lower designs will be on the end of the tails hanging from the bow. I added in the bride/groom initials to one side and the wedding date to the other. In case you hadn't guessed, their wedding is going to be a steampunk/victorian theme.