Betty Gricks writes:
This is a water bottle holder or carrier. It fits the standard 600ml water bottle.
A layer of batting is attached to the outer bag and the bag is lined with towelling. Cord is threaded into the casing and a toggle attached. This bag will keep a cold bottle of water cool all day. The designs are from:
Designs 4 Africa Fruit Designs
and Designs 4 Africa Sunflowersand Potholders 4×4
Betty Gricks writes:
This Pillowcase was made and embroidered with Charlotte from Snow Ladys collection.
Betty Gricks writes:
These Tea Towels have been embroidered with designs from Designs 4 Africa Strawberries and Potholders.
Betty Gricks writes:
I have embroidered a Handtowel and washer set accompanied by an organza soap bag, embroidered and made to match the towel set. I have used a design from Designs 4 Africa’s Lavender set.
Gerda made this quilt from embroidery d’golf’s Japanese Girl designs:
Whole quilt:
Close-up view:
Linda Baseman writes:
Elsa’s Design (Sbeff37 from Elsa’s Favorite Florals) was used for a quilt square that will be part of a friendship quilt for Ed, the former owner of the Viking store in Kailua Kona, HI who was recently diagonosed with ALS.
Linda Baseman says:
I used a Frugal Nana design (Old Bat) on the purse for my Red Hat outings.
Diane Mihelich writes:
This is a project I made for my grandaughter using Fun & Funky Retro Flowers By: Country Creations.
Stephanie in NY writes:
I am submitting some photos of a design called Patchwork Santa from Teri Sullivan of SewTerific that I did up as stand-alone ornaments in various color combos. You can hang these Santas from the area that is blank near the pompom of Santa’s hat.
This was my own idea and I feel these come out as a rather unique item. Teri is aware that I have done these.
This is sewn with the same thread bobbin and top on organza or other sheer fabric, double thickness, with a background of opaque water soluble stabilizer in the hoop. When done, excess stabilizer is cut away, then the piece is hand washed to dissolve away the excess remaining stabilizer, and then it is carefully trimmed. I did overstitch some areas–my choice. I wanted the ribbon area, etc., sturdy enough to hold up to being cut out all around it.
Here is the ornament sewn onto the organza–it is NOT trimmed yet!
This example is all polyester threads, but other examples have some twister tweed rayons or metallics in them.
Here is the ornament after trimming it:
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Verlee in Wa says:
It is from Snow Lady Designs, and it is called “Charlotte” of Granny’s Treasures… I love the design… reminds me of things I had when a child…
