You can't tease us like this
Just found out yesterday that my son won't be joining us for our Disney trip next month after all. So I have a Chef Mickey's t-shirt in a size Medium (the Royal Blue one) that we won't be needing if anyone thinks they can use it (no charge) for an upcoming trip send me a pm.
Beautiful shirts! Where did you get those designs? They look like machine designs to me. I need them now.
And here she is..
We went out and bought a brand new Babylock Ellegante 2!
I was having troubles with my other machine, and I just begged hubby to let me jump to the 12 by 7 hoop.
I'm just tickled to have Babylock serger sitting next to a Babylock embroidery machine. It feels meant to be!
It stitches like a dream. I'm amazed by the threading on it. I don't even have to put my fingers anywhere near the needle. It's like ninja threading.
Here's the first design I stitched out on her.
Only 9 more princesses to go..
Beautiful! It reminds me of a dress that you'd see on ice skaters.Never posted here before, but thought you might enjoy my DD's fairy costume.
Because she uses a wheelchair, we were trying to come up with a costume that would be easy on and off, plus keep her from sitting on a bumpy skirt.
We settled on an apron design. The skirt is made of individual flower petals - 2 different colors of thin satin, some voile with iridescent 'dew drops', voile over satin and purple veiling.
That is beautiful!! You need to post a bigger picture.
I'd love to know where you got the image from if you don't mind me using it. I need to make a Christmas dress for the party!!
Just found out yesterday that my son won't be joining us for our Disney trip next month after all. So I have a Chef Mickey's t-shirt in a size Medium (the Royal Blue one) that we won't be needing if anyone thinks they can use it (no charge) for an upcoming trip send me a pm.
I also have started a blog, in case anyone is interested... not sure if I will keep up with updating it or not, but I thought I would share in case anyone is interested. I will try to talk about my sewing adventures and other stuff as well. Blog
Too bad your DS is coming those shirts came out great.Never posted here before, but thought you might enjoy my DD's fairy costume.
Because she uses a wheelchair, we were trying to come up with a costume that would be easy on and off, plus keep her from sitting on a bumpy skirt.
We settled on an apron design. The skirt is made of individual flower petals - 2 different colors of thin satin, some voile with iridescent 'dew drops', voile over satin and purple veiling.
EDITED TO ADD - Tulle ---- that's the name of "Veiling" that I was thinking of.
The bodice part is made of a light purple printed cotton with embroidered soft satin for the neck part. The waistband is denim that had colored shiny splashes.
Instead of ties on the back, I made the apron strings very short on one side and go all the way around on the other side like a belt. Then we added strings to the short side and loops on the other to tie the 'apron' on without her having a bump on the back to sit against all night.
She also had wings, made by her sister, who is an artist.
The wings attached to her wheelchair as shown in the picture. She wore a fuschia long sleeve tee shirt and a pair of capri pants under the fairy apron.
Anyway, thought it might give you some ideas for something for a child who is in a wheelchair.
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And because I feel like posting a new picture, here is Special Agent Oso.
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Here's the first design I stitched out on her.
Only 9 more princesses to go..
Never posted here before, but thought you might enjoy my DD's fairy costume.
Because she uses a wheelchair, we were trying to come up with a costume that would be easy on and off, plus keep her from sitting on a bumpy skirt.
We settled on an apron design. The skirt is made of individual flower petals - 2 different colors of thin satin, some voile with iridescent 'dew drops', voile over satin and purple veiling.
EDITED TO ADD - Tulle ---- that's the name of "Veiling" that I was thinking of.
The wings attached to her wheelchair as shown in the picture. She wore a fuschia long sleeve tee shirt and a pair of capri pants under the fairy apron.
Anyway, thought it might give you some ideas for something for a child who is in a wheelchair.
Thanks for the comments from you, *Toadstool* and miprender.
Just found out yesterday that my son won't be joining us for our Disney trip next month after all. So I have a Chef Mickey's t-shirt in a size Medium (the Royal Blue one) that we won't be needing if anyone thinks they can use it (no charge) for an upcoming trip send me a pm.
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And here she is..
We went out and bought a brand new Babylock Ellegante 2!
I was having troubles with my other machine, and I just begged hubby to let me jump to the 12 by 7 hoop.
I'm just tickled to have Babylock serger sitting next to a Babylock embroidery machine. It feels meant to be!
It stitches like a dream. I'm amazed by the threading on it. I don't even have to put my fingers anywhere near the needle. It's like ninja threading.
Here's the first design I stitched out on her.
Only 9 more princesses to go..
AND a Babylock serger?
I need help! One of you lovely ladies made this wonderful outfit:
What pattern is the pants on that? They are so cute!
Your T-shirts are incredible works of art. I love seeing what you create.
Sorry to hear your son won't be able to join your trip. The good news of his employment no doubt outweighs the bad news of a sonless trip.
My Navy son won't be home for Thanksgiving but we expect my older son. Dinosaur Bar-b-que just opened their fourth location "near" us (I live in Saratoga county, north of Albany) and we're hoping to go over the T'give weekend. Regretably I don't see him wanting to wear a Mickey T-shirt there.
