Looking for a Embroidery Board
12-18-2014, 01:13 PM
#11
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This is a great site for instructions and all the help you could ever need. It is like having another family and not too expensive.
www.artisticthreadworks.com
www.artisticthreadworks.com
12-18-2014, 07:28 PM
#14
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Try checking out Mary Corbit's Needle 'n Thread as she has everything for hand embroidery, lots of instructions, info, etc. and there might be something like this board somewhere on her site for embroidery. She does amazing work. Good luck.
After reading your post again I wasn't sure if you meant hand or machine embroidery. If it's hand embroidery then the above site might help.
After reading your post again I wasn't sure if you meant hand or machine embroidery. If it's hand embroidery then the above site might help.
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12-19-2014, 09:41 AM
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www.cuteembroidery.com is a nice site---active community --questions & answers...and daily freebies. You can join for 6mo. at a time, or just register and participate.
http://www.sewforum.com/ is another to register and enjoy lots of info (questions answered by other members). Forums are seperated for embroidery, digitizing requests of members, quilting, sewing, lots of interesting subjects here. n embroidery section with lots of freebies as well as the free digitizing or pay digi'ing.
http://www.sewforum.com/ is another to register and enjoy lots of info (questions answered by other members). Forums are seperated for embroidery, digitizing requests of members, quilting, sewing, lots of interesting subjects here. n embroidery section with lots of freebies as well as the free digitizing or pay digi'ing.
MagaQuilter
12-19-2014, 11:21 AM
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I looked at sewforum.com but didn't see much action there; the last message I could find was from August. I will also take a look at cuteembroidery.com. I too have been looking for a board for years although I'm a member of several Yahoo groups for my machine. It would be lovely to find another active board like this one to share ups and downs with machines and software. Thank you to Nancy for starting this thread and to Mermaid and others for posting links.
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12-19-2014, 12:32 PM
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Absolutely! as I know I have posted or answered a question in the last 2 or 3 days. You are just not allowed to view contents unless you are registered and logged in. It is the best site--or very nearly so! Info on anything you can think of. Knitting, crocheting, hand & machine emb, quilting, crafts, selling digitizing--the list of subjects is whatever you seek.
12-19-2014, 12:47 PM
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I looked at sewforum.com but didn't see much action there; the last message I could find was from August. I will also take a look at cuteembroidery.com. I too have been looking for a board for years although I'm a member of several Yahoo groups for my machine. It would be lovely to find another active board like this one to share ups and downs with machines and software. Thank you to Nancy for starting this thread and to Mermaid and others for posting links.
MagaQuilter
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12-19-2014, 01:41 PM
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Location: Iowa
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Mary's site is wonderful... she has tutorials on lots of stitches and many patterns too. This is for hand embroidery
Try checking out Mary Corbit's Needle 'n Thread as she has everything for hand embroidery, lots of instructions, info, etc. and there might be something like this board somewhere on her site for embroidery. She does amazing work. Good luck.
After reading your post again I wasn't sure if you meant hand or machine embroidery. If it's hand embroidery then the above site might help.
After reading your post again I wasn't sure if you meant hand or machine embroidery. If it's hand embroidery then the above site might help.
12-21-2014, 03:49 PM
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Thank you to all that responded. Yes, this is a wonderful board! I have found lots of information because of you ladies even about hand work which I have started to enjoy after retiring. I have the time and patience for it now!!
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