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  • Sweet Sweet Shoes

    Our baby girl just loves shoes, anyone's shoes will do. She brings them to be put on and clomps around, falling about every other step. She carries them around hugging them like they were baby dolls, pushes them in her stroller and throws them in the trash (then wants them back out of course). It...
    Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 10-07-2011
  • Re: Burp Cloths

    Hello All! I am new to the embroidery market and would really appreciate some help!! I have done alot of research and have narrowed it downt to either a brother se 400 (price and sewing component are key here..) or the brother pe 770 (price is a con but 5x7 field is pro..)- My question is which machine...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by CraftyRN2010 on 11-09-2010
  • Re: Burp Cloths

    Hello all! I am new to the embroidery world but have been doing my research! I have "narrowed" it down between the brother se 400 and the brother pe 770-- my question is can both machines embroider monograms with free software/designs from the internet or do I need to purchase something like...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by CraftyRN2010 on 11-09-2010
  • Keeping It Simple - Spiders, Ruffles and Ghosts, Oh My!

    Halloween is just around the corner and with so many costumes to make this year I decided two things: 1) They need to be fairly simple, and 2) I need to start earlier than I have in the past. The two older girls each have a definite ideas of what they want to be. But what should we do for the baby since...
    Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 09-24-2010
  • Keeping It Simple - Embroidered Baby T-shirts for Cool Summer Fun

    I am not sure why but many of our favorite shops for infant clothes have gone out of business over the past year or so. These shops featured handmade items that were unique but really reasonable in price. In the past, when life was too busy to sew we frequently bought clothes for the girls at these cute...
    Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 04-23-2010
  • Keeping It Simple - Designer Infant Gowns

    Girls, girls and more girls. Although I have five brothers we have not followed that tradition. We have two girls, two granddaughters and now another on the way. Personally, I think this is great! After growing up with all those little brothers I have always loved little girls. Of course, if I ever get...
    Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 03-05-2010
  • Re: embroidering on purchased baby blanket

    I would suggest a tear away stabilizer under the blanket and a Solvy wash away on top of the hooped blanket. I have used this technique frequently with the fuzzy/fleecy baby blankets with excellent results; however I have not tried the minky/polyester satin one. I would urge you to choose a font that...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by sondrajean on 11-14-2009
  • Re: alphabet that looks like printing

    beckeagle89- (Cool name) - Joan is so right, the world of machine embroidery (ME) is growing and changing everyday. What kind of machine did you get? You are a lucky woman for someone to give you such a fun new hobby machine. One thing you need to know about lettering is that - this is in my blog has...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 07-15-2008
  • Re: burp cloths

    cperel-Welcome to the wonderful world of machine embroidery (ME) and ATG! You will find the most friendly and greatest help here on this site. Ask a lot of questions and read the forum regularly, that is a great way to learn and find new friends. Please do take a moment to read my Stabilizers Blog. In...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 07-15-2008
  • Re: Beginner - help needed, baby clothes etc

    If you are still seeking answers, I have a few to add to the ones above which, incidently, are excellent! First: Test sew out. Select a fabric similar to what you are working with. You can find these in your scraps, at a resale/charity shop or at your fabric store. You only need a small amount to do...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-24-2008
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