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In-the-hoop Cookies

The girls love to play with the kitchen that their dad made for them. Their play kitchen isn't tucked away, it is staged in the great room of their house. So, they play with it lots. Each Christmas Andrea has added felt food items to the kitchen. So, for Valentine's day I decided to make decorated...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 02-10-2012
Embroidery Advisor Presents: Embroider those Winter Blues Away

The first day of winter has officially arrived on the calendar even though it doesn’t look like it outside, at least here in Minnesota. We all know what is coming though in the upcoming months and unfortunately we will be spending many hours indoors on those cold brisk days. To help make those...

Posted to Embroidery Advisor (Weblog) by starbird99 on 01-13-2012
A Pretty Felt Playhouse -Part 2

Finished! And with a little time to spare. We decided to just button down the sides instead of sewing them. It will make removing it from the table and folding it up for storage a little easier. Kate got to see it during the final fitting since she is doesn't talk much and is too young to remember...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 01-06-2012
Re: Alphabet Express- Merging files.

Actually, AlphabetXpress has a different function than you are trying to use. Look at it this way - You have fonts which are good for monogramming and short words that can be put together within your machine's confines. AX is a software that works with its own font system within the software. It...

Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by pat71896 on 01-02-2012
A Pretty Felt Playhouse - Part One

OK. It is the Thursday before Christmas! A few weeks ago my daughter showed me a picture of a playhouse made from felt. It fit over a card table. Very cute and felt is easy to work with. So I planned one for the girls for Christmas. When I showed my drawings with the measurements to Andrea she said it...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 12-22-2011
My Top Three Mistakes That Make You Look Like a Newbie

If there is anything that all embroiderers have in common, it must be pride of workmanship. Not one of us wants to give or display something that does not look like it was made professionally. That is obvious – after all, how much have you invested financially, emotionally and artistically in your...

Posted to The Avid Embroiderer (Weblog) by pat71896 on 12-16-2011
Going Green - Recycle a T-shirt

A couple of weeks ago, when we were out and about, my oldest granddaughter saw some college girls sporting wide, stretchy headbands with their monograms embroidered on them. Of course, since she thinks that anything the teens do is "way cool" she immediately asked if we could make them. I,...

Posted to The Memory Book (Weblog) by db1921 on 12-09-2011
DB - Shoes so Sweet

Cute soft baby shoes. See the blog and get a link to the pattern here.

Posted to General (MediaGallery) by db1921 on 12-08-2011
DB - Halloween Flower Pot Decor

There were easy and added just the right touch to the front porch. Download the designs and view the instructions here.

Posted to General (MediaGallery) by db1921 on 12-08-2011
DB - Baker Bag

Nice for microwaved potatoes. They come out fluffy! See how it is made here.

Posted to General (MediaGallery) by db1921 on 12-08-2011

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