Those look good, what kind of machine do you have?

Janstar,
Don't worry about it, it's fine. Your work is just beautiful.

Sondra

You sure had yourself a busy weekend Sondray! :mrgreen: I love the "coo and poo" line. Too cute. LOL It all looks great, and I love the apron. My dh needs one. Alas, I have no embroidery machine, but I suppose I could applique it on. :wink:

Janstar~I love your enthusiasm. :) You've done some really pretty work and it's nice to get to see some of it. Oh, and if you want to start your own thread, you can simply click on the "newtopic" button at the top left side of the forum page, and then fill in the subject line and "voila", you've got your own thread. :)

WOW..........

Lin, Thanks so much for the help on making my own thread. How do I get my stuff off and in the correct place? Loretta, That's our BOM and I will get the info for you Sat. at our class. Thankyou!

Sondray I looove that bbq apron!!!! I know someone that would looooooove something like that!!! My uncle looooves his outdoor grill!!

ahhh one of these days I will get myself an embroidery machine.... they open up sooo many more options to our projects!

Sondray AND Janstar - Great work.

I love your embroidery Sondray, one day...sooon, I will get to grips with starting some, I have the scan n sew kit to download from the net...but as yet, haven't even got it out of the box!! So now you are inspiring me to get started..... :D :D

Janstar - You have some lovely projects there!! :D :D

Just think ladies, you can now do complete quilts, potholders, purses, lace, etc. completely with an embroidery machine.

Isn't technology great! :lol: :lol:

Loretta, The name of the pattern we used on our BOM is Pieceful Nights: A Sampler Quilt by Lori Smith. I hope this helps. Thankyou! Jan

Firstly let me say you are very creative and i love what you have done with your embroidery machine..i too have an embroidery machine and have a couple of questions..what do you use underneath to stabilise the material and do you always use a hoop no matter how big or small your embroidery is?