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Keeping it Simple - Puppy Love and The Gingerbread Man

I have to tell you a story of love at first sight. I have to tell you the story of Keiko. She is one of the newest members of the family (kind of). We have two dogs at our house - a sixteen year old Pomeranian mix and an almost two year old Papillon. So do we need another dog - most certainly not! Cosmo...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 11-20-2009
Needles and Thread .. best recommendations

Hello everyone. Had some spare time in my new married life and wanted to touch base with this great community!! I have been emailing my customer base about needles and thread and how my experience may help those that are either new, or, just have never given these two important tools much thought. So...

Posted to Macali-ism's by Rick Macali (Weblog) by RMacali on 11-20-2009
How to Work in a Paperless World

Did you ever wonder what it would be like to actually see the top of your desk through all those bills, notes, orders ...... and the list goes on. I know that feeling of "where did I just put that!" I know it's within arms reach because it was just in my hand and I haven't moved! Hello...

Posted to Scott's Corner (Weblog) by jsdigitizing on 11-13-2009
Holiday Travel, Needles & African Folklore Embroidery

I used to be a really nervous flyer, every bump, thump, or noise would startle me. Reading just would not relax me and chatting to the passenger next to me would not succeed in calming me. Things began changing for me once I started bringing my African Folklore Embroidery kit on board the airplane. The...

Posted to African Safari (Weblog) by lraikin on 11-13-2009
Keeping It Simple - Embroidered Lace Snowflake Ornaments

Each time she visits my granddaughter asks if we can get the manger set out early this year. It is very old and worn but she loves to play with it, taking the figures on the trip to Bethlehem. We make a tradition of getting the house ready for the Christmas holidays the weekend after Thanksgiving. So...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 11-06-2009
Re: Embroiderying on Satin Jacket, with thin lining....Help

When you frame the jacket, make sure the lining and jacket is smooth. Frame it tight in the frame with a tear away baking, then pull any looseness out and float another piece of backing. I use a heavy cut away for the one I float. If you have it tight enough in the frame it will not slip, and the extra...

Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by bbsue@btconline.net on 11-01-2009
What Constitutes Good Embroidery and Digitizing , Webinar Rescheduled

Hello everyone., I am sorry we missed many of you at this weeks webinar for "What Constitutes Good Embroidery and Digitizing". There was a technical error with the link posted. We are excited to say the webinar is rescheduled: Host: Scott Phillips of JS Digitizing Title: What Constitutes Good...

Posted to Scott's Corner (Weblog) by jsdigitizing on 10-30-2009
Halloween Costume – A Dancing Princess

This week I finished putting up my Halloween decorations. I made a few new ones this year, since my old ones were simply falling apart. Instead of the scarecrow on the front door I made a wall hanging that is interchangeable for each holiday. But that is a project I will share another day when I can...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 10-23-2009
The Extinction of the Professional Digitizer

In today's market the true professional digitizer who knows how to create crisp small letters, make your sewing machine sing through a 200k stitch design without a thread break and create some of the best looking embroidery you will see on material are becoming extinct. Those who are becoming digitizers...

Posted to Scott's Corner (Weblog) by jsdigitizing on 10-23-2009
I have no idea what this is going to look like?

Fall is my favorite season. I love how the weather changes from brutally hot to just perfect! I love being cozy and taking out my current stitching project, curling up on a chair beside the fire and watching how my African Folklore Embroidery design takes on a life of its own. My parents are currently...

Posted to African Safari (Weblog) by lraikin on 10-16-2009

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