what do you make with your embrodiery machine?
09-09-2010, 05:12 PM
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Was thrilled to get my embrodiery machine several years ago, just now becoming interested in working with this and I don't know what to make. So far I have made some burp cloths. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help!
09-09-2010, 05:37 PM
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I use mine much more than I ever thought I would. I do all of the fleece baptism blankets for my church; also, hand towels, t-shirts, the edges of pillowcases, little canvas bags, make-up bags, back packs, pillows, etc...
09-09-2010, 05:42 PM
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Here's a few things I make and embroider on - cup sleeves, fleece scarf, reversible hobo purse, table topper, tote bag, table runner (purchased in an after Christmas sale), denim jacket (purchased from the Goodwill), onesie, fleece jackets I've made and embellished on the back with a design that matches the collars/cuffs, doiley, Christmas ornaments covered in lace that was made on the embroidery machine, and a boy fleece blanket WIP.
cup sleeve
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reversible hobo purse
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fleece scarf
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patriotic table topper
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Tote bag
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table runner
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denim jacket front
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denim jacket back
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onesie front
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onesie back
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fleece jacket
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fleece jacket
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doiley
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lace covered Christmas ornaments
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boy fleece blanket WIP
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boy fleece blanket embroidery design
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09-09-2010, 07:29 PM
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I'll add a few different fun things that I have done also, like embroidered TP, kitchen towel, pictures, a jewelry case and a hooded towel for my grandson.
Embroidery on Toilet Paper
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Cat Towel
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Fruit Towel
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Bear Cubs Picture
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Jewelry Case on Velvet
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Angel Wallhanging
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Hooded Towel
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09-09-2010, 07:34 PM
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This website is great: http://emblibrary.com
they have so many designs and project ideas, and the prices are good. They always email special discounts-I rarely pay full price for a design.
they have so many designs and project ideas, and the prices are good. They always email special discounts-I rarely pay full price for a design.
09-09-2010, 08:38 PM
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Wow! Judy, those are all so beautiful and creative. My faves are the onsie with the diaper butt comment and the reverse hobo bag. What machine do you have? And where did you get the designs? I have been too chicken to try the module for my Bernina. It's out of the box, but in it's soft case. I looked at it twice! Too bad that doesn't count.
09-09-2010, 08:57 PM
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I do alot of Free Standing lace, and Ive done towels, face washers, wall hangings, placemats, laptop bags, knitting bags, my mum is currently doing a queen sized quilt and using the embroidery machine to do the alternating blocks with all types of horses.
Gosh, you really are only limited to your imagination.
Gosh, you really are only limited to your imagination.
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