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Oh how cute!! I'm still deliberating on whether to buy one or not and if so what kind! :D:D
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The little elephant would look great on a onsie.
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Very Cute!!
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How cute is that?? Great job!! I am sure you are going to have tons of fun with your new toy.
Cheers! Rachel |
I bought Machine Embroidery Essentials by Jeanine Twigg.... when I started out.... was very helpful...ck out Amazon.com
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Adorable elephant :D:D:D
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Congratulations on your new machine-you will love it. But, may I suggest you do some research on stabilizers the items you mentioned are not recommended. Check with your LQS who sells embroidery machines-they will lead you in the right direction. The reason I say all this is from experience. Lets put it this way inferior products produce inferior results. I'm telling you this so you won't be disappointed down the road when you get more experienced. In the mean time enjoy your new machine.
Originally Posted by Faren
The paper towels were suggested by a lady on the other thread, coffee filters and used dryer sheets were also suggested at least for practice. I can sympathize litacats, I'm so glad I didn't have to wait until tomorrow! Hope you get to use your machine soon. I bought a used Brother 270D. I think I got a good deal, lots of thread was included. Thanks for the compliments!
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AWWW I am so jealous! That is so very cute, cannot wait to see more!
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OOOOOH!! He is cute!! or is it a she??
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This will open a whole new world for you!
Have fun with your embroidery! |
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