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Category Archive for 'Machine Embroidery'

Another Baby Present

I’ve made another baby present. This time I stitched the hearts to the bodysuit by using a straight stitch and the same embroidery cotton as the satin stitch edging. In the past I have used an invisible thread and zigzagged, but I never really liked the invisible thread.

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I’ve made a baby present for a friend. The elephant design is from here (their service is fabulous). Here is a closer look …

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New Embroidery Threads

I found an online supplier of the machine embroidery threads (Robison Anton Rayon)  I like . I bought these ones from ozquilts.com.au. They were reasonably priced and although they did take a while to arrive they didn’t charge my credit card until they shipped the order (so I wasn’t worried about something going astray).

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I’ve started cutting my alphabet blocks. I used template plastic, which I’ve never used before, to fussy cut the squares.  At first I tried to use my rotary cutter, but that was a bit of a failure. Now I draw around the shape with a disappearing pen and then cut it out using scissors.

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This is the spring block and is the last of the blocks to be made. I’ve enjoyed the embroidery process – there is something almost meditative about it. Now I need to cut each block to size and decide on a border/sashing fabric. I’m determined to use something in my stash.

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Autumn is finished – only Spring to go…

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Winter block is finished.

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 This is the start of the corner blocks. The embroidery is slightly bigger than the Alphabet Blocks – I thought this would help to book end the other blocks.

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Newborn Baby Gift

A friend had a baby just before Christmas. I appliqued a little t-shirt… Here is a close up of the front. And here is the back. The Russian Doll design is from Bunnycup Embroidery and the mini applique on the back is from Designs by Juju.

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Alphabet Quilt

Here are all of the alphabet blocks … To make a square the A and B appear twice. As I’ve decided I want a 6 by 5 layout, I’m going to make an extra four blocks (to make 30). I’ll use more Sunbonnets – this time ones representing the seasons; winter, spring, summer and autumn.

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