I bought this houndstooth bag at sewingmachine.com in West Point, GA.
Since it would have been difficult or near impossible to embroider on it, I did this machine applique onto water soluble stabilizer. Then I trimmed the stabilizer away and used wonder-under to make it an iron-on. Then I simply ironed it onto the bag.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Burp Cloths
This week I am working on a few things to be sold at our church fall festival.
So far, I have made these 3 burp cloths. The top ones say 'Wonderfully Made'
and the designs are from AppliqueMarket.com.
So far, I have made these 3 burp cloths. The top ones say 'Wonderfully Made'
and the designs are from AppliqueMarket.com.
I've had this design several years and I don't remember where I got it.
Labels:
baby,
burp cloth
Friday, October 14, 2011
Little Pumpkins
Last weekend I made 2 little pumpkin onesies for my great neice and nephew.
This raggy pumpkin design is from http://www.embroidery-boutique.com/.
For my older nephew, I made this long sleeve T-shirt using the pumpkin loader design from http://www.appliquemomma.com/.
This raggy pumpkin design is from http://www.embroidery-boutique.com/.
Labels:
baby,
halloween,
machine applique,
onesie
My first Blog Post!
This is the front of a Christmas dress that I monogramed for a friend.
The font is Curlz and this is a 3" letter.
It has christmas trees & snowmen appliqued around the hemline.
It's a really cute Chrismas dress!
M's mother is really smart to get an early start on Christmas.
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