Mine is mine also, but done on a machine. I simply digitized everything I wanted on a computer. I enjoy doing my own designs for myself. I can draw it, do some from pictures, whatever I feel like. I can make the designs as heavy or as light as I choose. I've done hand embroidery - crewel, counted cross stitch, chicken scratch and twilling and I prefer the machine.
I have been using the embroidery thread for FMQ. I have a lot of good OESD thread.
I figured out how to set up quilt in the hoop, so I can do some that way if I'm in a hurry. I can keep an eye on the embroidery machine while I try to FMQ on the Juki.
I now have EQ7, and an Accuquilt and can really do what I want instead of what's on the market. My colors, my design, my choice.
Since I also sew garments, the machine gets used even if I'm not embroidering. I just put a serpentine stitch on my 1 inch wide sashing with the embroidery machine. I'm simply not wearing what the current fashion wants if I don't like it.
I have pattern drafting software, too.
I just found all my mini quilt books from years ago, and with the Accuquilt and the Juki 2010, I'm in the mood to try the minis again. They used 1/8" seams. The quilts are 5x5 inches up to 12x12. I hated cutting out the small strips.
I've got enough to keep me occupied for a long time.