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Old 07-15-2012, 11:06 AM
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Default Using Embroidery Machine Designs for Machine Quilting

I guess this question is for anyone that uses their embroidery machine to quilt their quilt.

I am looking for some outline designs (sort of like a simple redwork design) where it would be just the outline stitched. I am doing a baby quilt and want to quilt my plain blocks with designs, but don't want filled in or appliqed blocks.

Looking for baby theme designs, bear, duck, bottle, etc. I can't seem to find any that are just the outline, everything has such thick stitching or alot of details in the design. Anyone know of a source for something like this?

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Old 07-15-2012, 11:22 AM
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You might look in Embroidery Library under redwork or quick stitch. Also I think there is an Anita Goodesign collection for nursery quilts....Good luck.
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I did a baby quilt using outline designs...let me see if I can find them for you...

http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/Product...roductID=X4412

They have quite few to choose from. here is the crazy quilt I made for a baby using vintage hankies and that embroidery..

[ATTACH=CONFIG]349247[/ATTACH] I used a few sunbonnet Sue and Sam too.
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You can find lots of quilting designs for quilting on www.sharonschamber.com.
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Designs by Sick has several sets http://www.designsbysick.com/search?firstword=redwork
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Amazing Designs has them as well as Dakota Collectables.
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OESD has a lot of designs.
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Stitch delight has dozens & dozens of redwork collections:
http://www.stitchdelight.net/products.asp?cat=122

I think this one is especially cute:
http://www.stitchdelight.net/proddetail.asp?prod=DS2361

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There are so many sites out there with these. Hatched in Africa has some freebees if you order at least $5 in designs. I went to their trunk show and their designs are great and not to dense for clothing
http://hatchedinafrica.com/
Oregon Patchworks is great because it represents alot of sites and has daily specials
http://www.oregonpatchworks.com/collections.php?id=MMED
emblibrary.com is also great; they also have kenny's corner and project and tutorials to help you if you need more info.
I just discovered this one yesterday. Great sale. We are doing the lady rose in class tonight
www.AnnaBoveEmbroidery.com

I think that now most sites offer quilting designs.
I hope these sites will help you get started.
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I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. I think I am looking for something that does not exist. I just want outline stitching, something like a picture from a childs coloring book, simple.

But I sure enjoyed looking at all these sites. I am not giving up. LOL
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