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Monthly Archive for November, 2007

As I’m planning on making a few more of these towels as gifts, I thought I would describe the process.
I like to use a sans-serif font. Less fiddly when you come to sew the letters on! My favourite at the moment is Verdana.
I use a combination of Paint, Scansoft PC (an old Janome Package) and [...]

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Etsy Store

Check out my new etsy store…
There is also a link in the sidebar.

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More T-Shirts

I’ve been working on more T-Shirts…

One of these is an order for my shop and the other are christmas presents – I hope to get some into my shop soon …

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T-Shirts

I’ve been working on some things for my store.

and

I’m pleased with how the Elephant T-Shirt turned out. I have more of this fabric with different coloured animals and I plan to make a few of these T-Shirts with circles as well as hearts.
Feel free to email me (info@excessivelydiverted.com) if you’re interested in one (it will [...]

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Embroidered Towels

 
I’m making embroidered towels for a friend (see my store for other stuff).
The font is verdana. I digitised it using a very old piece of software called Scansoft (I picked it out of the discount bin at my local Janome store). It creates designs in the old .sew format, so I converted to .jef in [...]

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Cross Stitch Birth Sampler

I love the look of cross stitch, but simply don’t have the time (or patience) to make them by hand. I made the one above using my Janome 350e. I used a cross stitch design program to make the design (it’s one that saves into machine format) and Embird to convert the design into the Janome [...]

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T-Towel Apron

I was motivated by the team at SewMamaSew! to attempt an apron from a tea towel. It is part of their 30 Days of Gifts to Sew.

The original idea for the apron is from Randi (i have to say ) – there is a tutorial and everything.

As the T-Towel is enormous (it’s one from Ikea), this [...]

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Summer Shirt – Part 2

I finished the summer top. I’m pretty pleased with how it turned  out – the sleeves are a bit dodgy and next time I would make my own bias binding rather than using a shop bought version.

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