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I get this with my machines. For me, it seems to be one of two things. 1) time to change the needle. 2) the bobbin shuttle has been knicked by the needle and needs a little light sanding with a really fine grit sand paper. On a few rarer occasions, the automatic scissors didn't retract all the way. But it is usually a slightly rough bobbin shuttle. For some reason, every now and then the needle hits it. I have one that actually has a small hole in it. I've thought of putting a cute hoop ering in in, but I think that would make things worse:rotfl2:

so is the bobbin shuttle the part the bobbin fits into? and if I take it our and check for rough areas that may fix it???? sorry to sound stupid, but it is driving me CrAzYYY!

plus, i think an earring would look super cute, but agree it may not be helpful!:rotfl:
 
so is the bobbin shuttle the part the bobbin fits into? and if I take it our and check for rough areas that may fix it???? sorry to sound stupid, but it is driving me CrAzYYY!

plus, i think an earring would look super cute, but agree it may not be helpful!:rotfl:

Yes, that is where the bobbin goes. With both of my Brother machines, it slides out. Mine has a thin arm, for lack of a better term, that comes around part of it. That tends to be where it gets knicked. If you've tried changing out the needle, that may be the next step. Every now and then DH comes in and proactively gives it a light buff with a super fine sand paper. He hates the tantrums I throw when it starts messing up like that, so he tries to keep the embroidery machine peace for me:laughing: I also do a quick spray of the bobbin area with a can of compressed air just to blow out the dust and little thread parts that tend to slip in. That helps to keep things moving a little better down there, too.

Good luck!
 
However, I have looked and looked for an online pattern for a decent bib. They are either too little or too big for a newborn. My daughter (the one expecting), got a pattern and decided to use my scraps the other night and cut them out for me. I was busy working on something else and when I looked, she had cut 5 (front and backs) and they were teeny tiny. Not sure if she is expecting to have an American Girl size baby or what..... Anyway....
QUESTION....can you point me in the direction of a good bib pattern????

Have you checked out the ones at YCMT? Some of them look really cute. This is the one I use for gifts
https://www.youcanmakethis.com/info/featured-products/chic-baby-bib-and-burpie-set.htm
It is simple looking, but you can add to it if you want. I have both shortened and enlarged it to fit the need. And it is so quick and easy to put together!
 
Yes, that is where the bobbin goes. With both of my Brother machines, it slides out. Mine has a thin arm, for lack of a better term, that comes around part of it. That tends to be where it gets knicked. If you've tried changing out the needle, that may be the next step. Every now and then DH comes in and proactively gives it a light buff with a super fine sand paper. He hates the tantrums I throw when it starts messing up like that, so he tries to keep the embroidery machine peace for me:laughing: I also do a quick spray of the bobbin area with a can of compressed air just to blow out the dust and little thread parts that tend to slip in. That helps to keep things moving a little better down there, too.

Good luck!

thanks, I will take a look at that this evening!
 

Nini - I am working on baby items as well. I have 3 quilt tops done and I will be hand quilting them (nothing fancy....just straight stitches).

However, I have looked and looked for an online pattern for a decent bib. They are either too little or too big for a newborn. My daughter (the one expecting), got a pattern and decided to use my scraps the other night and cut them out for me. I was busy working on something else and when I looked, she had cut 5 (front and backs) and they were teeny tiny. Not sure if she is expecting to have an American Girl size baby or what..... Anyway....
QUESTION....can you point me in the direction of a good bib pattern????



I would like to know this too!!



This is exactly how I do it too.....works perfectly!! I might add that when it is folded in half, I measure 5 inches down from the neck ribbing on the pressed middle seam and mark with a disappearing pen (purple) so that I know where the center of the design should be after it is in the hoop.


I use the Kimono style bib from YCMT...but I just don't make it kimono style...does that make sense? I use the pattern for the finished size. Some I use a solid piece of fabric (NOT solid color!); some I piece; some I embroider; and some I crazy patch. Of all...the crazy patch gets the best response.

I also don't use piping etc...I go for the quick and easy just stitch them up leaving a small opening for turning and then top stitch. I can usually do 3 or 4 in less than an hour. I like to make some with the scraps I use for the quilts...and make a 'gift' bag with a drawstring opening. Then the gift bag can become a laundry bag for the little one or can be stitched closed and made into a pillow when baby gets older.


(WOW...way more than you asked about! LOL)
 
QUESTION?

Sorry to keep bugging you ladies, but for those of you who mark your t-shirts for embroidery with the placement guide could you share what you use. I have a mark be gone pen that is washable (blue side) and disappearing ink (purple end) but have not tried them on t's yet and want to make sure it would wash out. Duh! I have to wash the t-shirts first so I guess I could just try a spot on the inside.


I use a mark be gone pen and when I am finished with the shirt, I just dab at the marks with a damp paper towel. It takes the marks right off. Then I let the shirts dry. I had been using the disappearing ink pens but a couple of times I didn't get to hooping the shirts fast enough and the marks disappeared. LOL!
 
quick QUESTION?

ON my embroidery machine (it is a brother 750D) the thread will stitch fine for a while and then shred and I have to re-thread and start again...is this because the machine hates the type of thread I am using or is it something else and what could it possibly be? TIA for any wisdom you can share with me.

I have had this happen when I need a new needle. Or sometimes it is because I need a different kind of needle. Like if I forget to change needles when I switch from a calico to a t-shirt. Mostly it is because my needle has gotten dull though.

THREAD QUESTION
I hope you don't mind me barging in here with a question. I've lurked on these threads for ages, but rarely post. Anyway, I have just started dipping my toes into machine embroidery and would like to jump in head first to try some applique. I've got my eye on some of heathersue's patterns. I've done applique by hand, but I've always just used regular all-purpose thread for it. Do I really need to buy special embroidery thread for the embroidery machine? What kind do you use and can you recommend a good source for it? I started thinking about all the colors I would need and it's going to get expensive fast!

Thanks in advance!!

Elizabeth

I would definitely get the machine embroidery thread. It has a totally different appearance since it is shiny. Looks much prettier!

I know some people order their thread from places on the internet. When I started out, I ordered a lot of thread from Threadart.com. Their prices are great and I was very happy with their thread. I especially love their metallic threads. They don't seem to break as much as the ones I buy at Joanns. My machine is not picky about thread. It seems to do well with pretty much every brand I've tried. Sometimes I stock up at Joanns when they have a 50% off sale on their thread.
 
The pens I use are only the purple, but the ink comes right out with a squirt of water from the water bottle I keep on my ironing board and a little light rubbing. If I understand correctly, they need to be "erased" before hitting the detergent in the wash or they won't wash out. Sometimes I just let them sit and it disappears on it's own before I get to it.
Thanks! I tested the wash away one (blue ink) on every single shirt I bought and they all came out. And I did use detergent -- but just Ivory. I will remember to wash anything out now with plain water b/f I wash.

I've been enjoying all of your questions because I've been learning along with you. I use the purple pen and it never fades on its own, but it always disappears after I squirt it with water.

I'd like to fast forward a few weeks so you would get Stitch Era Universal and start asking questions about that. :rotfl2:

Question Is there a trick to downloading Stitch Era Universal? If I understand their website correctly I have to "choose" a dealer to download it from? I tried and it seems to have gotten hung up. Just want to make sure I have the procedure right before I try downloading again.
I'm thrilled I have gotten as far as I have, but I don't foresee Stitch Era in my near future so you're going to have to ask your own questions for now! I did my first t-shirt applique. I just used an old spotted shirt of dd's with a pocket, though I did take the pocket off. It was a 4T and I had no issues with the size, but I think I'd be scared to do something really small. My stabilizer worked great and I even figured out how to make the heart design my machine came with an applique. (Never mind my heart is a wee bit off center!)

ANSWER Okay, I was able to download it.

QUESTION Would you say there's a long learning curve in becoming "fluent" with its operation? So far, it's frustrating. Is youtube the way to go or surprising Wendy on her front door when she gets home from work? :lmao:
Let me know what day you plan on visiting Wendy -- I may join you:rotfl2:

Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on diaper bags. Do you have a favorite pattern? Is there any one single feature on a diaper bag you could not live without? I am supposed to be making a diaper bag for my friend, but she has no idea what she wants and told me to surprise her. I haven't been able to find one that has all my major wants and needs, so I was wondering if anyone out there has any suggestions as to what has worked for you.


Nini
I have not made this, but I bookmarked it as it gets good reviews:
http://sewmuchado.blogspot.com/2009/06/diaper-bag.html
And there is another one listed on the same site that is more open at the top with loads of interior pockets.

I think I do it the lazy man way. I fold my shirt in half, then press it. And the I fold it from under the arms, and give it a bit of a press. The lines I use for the marks on my hoop. Then I hold it up to look at and make sure I have it straight. If it's to be like a crest on a polo, I again use the under arm as a guide, and the left side the color, then center it in that area.
Thanks. I did a test applique on an old t and I folded it and lightly pressed it and just marked the center under the applique -- however it's off by about .5cm. Oh well, it was just a practice shirt. I may not have even lined up the sides exactly even when I pressed. When I do it for real I will press and then measure to make sure I pressed accurately. I don't really call that lazy either -- I call it smart!

quick QUESTION?

ON my embroidery machine (it is a brother 750D) the thread will stitch fine for a while and then shred and I have to re-thread and start again...is this because the machine hates the type of thread I am using or is it something else and what could it possibly be? TIA for any wisdom you can share with me.
I have very little experience since my machine is less than a week old, but until my Marathon order came I practiced with Sulky and the thread broke a couple of times. It can give me fits in my sewing machine too when I hand applique. It could also be you need to try a new needle.

I have 2 different purple pens. One is water soluable (sp?) and one is disappearing. Either one works. Like another poster said...be sure the mark is gone (by using water or letting it disappear) before washing.

This is exactly how I do it too.....works perfectly!! I might add that when it is folded in half, I measure 5 inches down from the neck ribbing on the pressed middle seam and mark with a disappearing pen (purple) so that I know where the center of the design should be after it is in the hoop.
My purple is disappearing and my blue is wash away. And too late -- I already washed. I dotted each of the t's on the inside collar near the tags figuring if it didn't come out that would be a good place to hide a dot. They came out fine, even on the white shirts. I ended up dotting only under the center of the applique anyway, so it really didn't matter.

THREAD QUESTION
I hope you don't mind me barging in here with a question. I've lurked on these threads for ages, but rarely post. Anyway, I have just started dipping my toes into machine embroidery and would like to jump in head first to try some applique. I've got my eye on some of heathersue's patterns. I've done applique by hand, but I've always just used regular all-purpose thread for it. Do I really need to buy special embroidery thread for the embroidery machine? What kind do you use and can you recommend a good source for it? I started thinking about all the colors I would need and it's going to get expensive fast!

Thanks in advance!!

Elizabeth
I just got my embroidery machine this week. For my sewing machine with hand applique I just bought Sulky from Joann's. It sometimes works well and sometimes gives me fits -- i find sometimes it breaks easily. I tried it on my embroidery machine and it broke a couple of times there as well. I ordered a set from Marathon as recommended by many on here. I ordered the 50 most popular colors in rayon (as was recommended). So far it's worked perfectly and the set was CHEAP -- it's on sale for $80 and they send you 20 needles free. Shipping was $10, but that's still less than $2 a spool. And I ordered an extra spool of black and I think it was $1.95.

The man at Sew Vac highly recommended Floriani thread to me. I didn't price it, but I'd guess it to be around $5 per spool. Of course, he tried selling me other stabilizers than what I came in to buy anyway. I only went there to get Floriani stabilizer. One other time I went there for a serger replacement bulb and he tried selling me a Singer vacuum cleaner for a mere $700! He's pretty funny! So while I don't doubt Floriani probably has good thread, so far Marathon has been great.

I use a mark be gone pen and when I am finished with the shirt, I just dab at the marks with a damp paper towel. It takes the marks right off. Then I let the shirts dry. I had been using the disappearing ink pens but a couple of times I didn't get to hooping the shirts fast enough and the marks disappeared. LOL!
I found when doing hand applique the disappearing ink reacted differently on different fabrics. Granted, I really only use cotton, but on some it would stick around and on others it vanished before I could sew over it. I was just worried it may react differently on knit. I ended marking only under the center of my applique anyway and did the folding method, so I thnk I'll be safe (also my test dots came out in the wash).

THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME OUT AND ANSWERING ALL MY QUESTIONS. YOU GALS ARE THE BEST!
 
ANSWER Okay, I was able to download it.

QUESTION Would you say there's a long learning curve in becoming "fluent" with its operation? So far, it's frustrating. Is youtube the way to go or surprising Wendy on her front door when she gets home from work? :lmao:

I actually just dived right in and played with it. I didn't watch any videos or went to any tuts and I seemed to have managed...

Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on diaper bags. Do you have a favorite pattern? Is there any one single feature on a diaper bag you could not live without? I am supposed to be making a diaper bag for my friend, but she has no idea what she wants and told me to surprise her. I haven't been able to find one that has all my major wants and needs, so I was wondering if anyone out there has any suggestions as to what has worked for you.


Thanks a bunch..

Nini

No first hand experience with diaper bags here, but I imagine lots of pockets will help?

I think I do it the lazy man way. I fold my shirt in half, then press it. And the I fold it from under the arms, and give it a bit of a press. The lines I use for the marks on my hoop. Then I hold it up to look at and make sure I have it straight. If it's to be like a crest on a polo, I again use the under arm as a guide, and the left side the color, then center it in that area.

That's how I do it too!

THREAD QUESTION
I hope you don't mind me barging in here with a question. I've lurked on these threads for ages, but rarely post. Anyway, I have just started dipping my toes into machine embroidery and would like to jump in head first to try some applique. I've got my eye on some of heathersue's patterns. I've done applique by hand, but I've always just used regular all-purpose thread for it. Do I really need to buy special embroidery thread for the embroidery machine? What kind do you use and can you recommend a good source for it? I started thinking about all the colors I would need and it's going to get expensive fast!

Thanks in advance!!

Elizabeth

The designs stitch out much better (in my experience) when I use embroidery thread. I still use regular thread in a pinch (if I don't have a specific colour), but I tried to use embroidery thread as much as possible. I think the tension tends to be a little off if I use regular thread - not enough to cause a huge problem, just doesn't look as nice. The embroidery thread also has a nice sheen to it to make the embroidery look better somehow. Good luck.
 
Ok, here are a few samples of some grown up Disney wear:
The Minnie dress I posted earlier in the week:
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A Disney-inspired Meagan dress (with the embroidery on the hem):
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A Disney-inspired music skirt:
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A Marlo top with sleeves for a Big Give:
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A few Patricia tunics for Big Gives:
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Hopefully some of them will inspire you...(maybe you are sorry that you asked for pictures!) :rotfl:

I love the minnie tunic! Will definitely be stealing that idea and pairing it with a pair of denim capris with a minnie ruffle at the bottom! Thanks!
 
Hey DisBoutiquers!!!

Aimee, here, Emily's mom - Make a Wish kid during Christmas break 2010! I want to send another thank you out to everyone who participated in Em's give, you really made all of my kiddos feel extra special! We loved everything that you all sent, from the gowns, to the t shirts, to the pjs, to toys, bags, hairbows, I can't even name them all!!! We just appreciated it so much!

I still have all of your individual addresses from the packages you sent to someday send personal thank yous to each and every one of you - but it just hasn't happened yet- so a big cyber THANK YOU for now!!!! :grouphug:

Also, the main reason I'm here is to share a crafty idea! I am a scrapbooker and made some scrappy things for 3 Big Gives right after our trip using my Cricut (a personal die cutting machine). Someone had asked (Wendy maybe?) if the Cricut could cut fabric for appliques and I knew it could but didn't know how exactly.

I came upon this article today so I had to share!

http://create.northridgepublishing....n/newsletter-feature-cricut-applique-onesies/

Hope you find it helpful! If I ever find time to try it, I'll post some pictures here! :)
 
Oooooh, she made that Minnie tunic for me!!!! You can see me wearing it in the picture at the bottom of my post. Or see the bigger pics in my TR! :cool1:
 
Hey DisBoutiquers!!!

Aimee, here, Emily's mom - Make a Wish kid during Christmas break 2010! I want to send another thank you out to everyone who participated in Em's give, you really made all of my kiddos feel extra special! We loved everything that you all sent, from the gowns, to the t shirts, to the pjs, to toys, bags, hairbows, I can't even name them all!!! We just appreciated it so much!

I still have all of your individual addresses from the packages you sent to someday send personal thank yous to each and every one of you - but it just hasn't happened yet- so a big cyber THANK YOU for now!!!! :grouphug:

Also, the main reason I'm here is to share a crafty idea! I am a scrapbooker and made some scrappy things for 3 Big Gives right after our trip using my Cricut (a personal die cutting machine). Someone had asked (Wendy maybe?) if the Cricut could cut fabric for appliques and I knew it could but didn't know how exactly.

I came upon this article today so I had to share!

http://create.northridgepublishing....n/newsletter-feature-cricut-applique-onesies/

Hope you find it helpful! If I ever find time to try it, I'll post some pictures here! :)

I may try to do this too....I have a cricut with all the disney carts!, maybe I'll try easy Mickey and Minnie heads...going to Joanne's on Monday so I'll get a bit of fabric and some shirts!

thanks for the link Aimee!

dang, just went to read the instructions....I don't have a sewing machine....would it still work if I didn't sew around the edges? or would the edges start to peel?
 
THREAD QUESTION
I hope you don't mind me barging in here with a question. I've lurked on these threads for ages, but rarely post. Anyway, I have just started dipping my toes into machine embroidery and would like to jump in head first to try some applique. I've got my eye on some of heathersue's patterns. I've done applique by hand, but I've always just used regular all-purpose thread for it. Do I really need to buy special embroidery thread for the embroidery machine? What kind do you use and can you recommend a good source for it? I started thinking about all the colors I would need and it's going to get expensive fast!

Thanks in advance!!

Elizabeth

Yes you do need a special type of thread. I use the poly thread from www.kenssewingcenter.com Right now it is 2.50 for 100 M. A LOT cheaper than my local sewing store. I also get my stabilizer there too.
 
Wondering if anyone has any suggestions on diaper bags. Do you have a favorite pattern? Is there any one single feature on a diaper bag you could not live without? I am supposed to be making a diaper bag for my friend, but she has no idea what she wants and told me to surprise her. I haven't been able to find one that has all my major wants and needs, so I was wondering if anyone out there has any suggestions as to what has worked for you.


Thanks a bunch..

Nini

My mom made me this one from Amy Butler Design before I had DS#2 ... He was a summer baby and it was PERFECT for carrying all the baby stuff plus the stuff I needed for my older DS ... And now that I don't carry a diaper bag because the boys are older, it's still a fantastic bag to carry stuff in ...
 
Here are a few little projects:
classic Minnie dress for DD1. Now that she has this dress, I told DH we need another trip to WDW. LOVELOVELOVE the Precious pattern! It definitely wasn't as difficult as I had anticipated.
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A sunhat I made for DD for our trip to Naples (FL.)
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Here's my little beach baby modeling it on Sanibel Island:
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A sunhat I made for DS6.
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Rosetta bag that I made as a carry-on for our trip to Naples (got stopped so many times in the airport asking where I got it!)
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closeup of the frayed fabric rosette (i LOVE these...I put them on everything now!)
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Another little sundress for DD...again, need to plan a trip so she can wear it!
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Mickey-inspired crayon rollup for DS
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and lastly, PJs for DS. As he was going to bed one night, he gasps and says, "Mommy! I forgot tomorrow was PJ day at school! Can you make me some Bears PJs to wear?" How can I say no to big, beautiful green eyes and freckles? I stayed up all night long making these but the end result (and seeing his sweet face in the morning) was SO worth it!
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Love everything but really love the Rosetta Bag. Those colors are go perfect together:goodvibes

ANSWER Okay, I was able to download it.

QUESTION Would you say there's a long learning curve in becoming "fluent" with its operation? So far, it's frustrating. Is youtube the way to go or surprising Wendy on her front door when she gets home from work? :lmao:

I downloaded it months ago and still haven't played around with it.

I think I do it the lazy man way. I fold my shirt in half, then press it. And the I fold it from under the arms, and give it a bit of a press. The lines I use for the marks on my hoop. Then I hold it up to look at and make sure I have it straight. If it's to be like a crest on a polo, I again use the under arm as a guide, and the left side the color, then center it in that area.
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That is basically how I do it, but I am even lazier as I use my hand to make the crease.:lmao: Then I use the grid to make sure it is lined up right.


Just booked our return trip to Disney in October

:banana::banana::banana::banana::cool1::cool1::cool1::cool1:

So now I need customs! Yippie!!!

:woohoo: You better get sewing.
 
Whoever was asking for a Kindle cover pattern (I somehow lost the quote), I used the in the hoop one from SWAK embroidery for my mom one for mother's day. I intend to make one for me and my DH as well :)

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I finally finished my dissertation and got my Ph.D. and now I get to work part time. So for 2 days a week I get to stay home and sew!!! I've finished up a few things, some for customers, some for our trip - NEXT WEEK!!

Onesie tutu and ruffled socks. These are for twins, another one says "Thing Two". The ruffle socks almost beat me, but now that I have them figured out they're pretty easy!
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CarlaCs medium boxy bag. Made this for the trip to hold my cameras, wish I had made the next size up, but this works. It goes together so easily! The adjustable strap was simple too!
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A Vida for my daugther to wear to 1900 Park Fare dinner. Hand appliqued the steps - I kone why I love my embroidery machine now :) - wanted really big appliques. The lucifer is by embroidery machine.
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Thanks for looking!

Jessica

Wow Jessica! Congrats on your Ph.D!!! ....and I just LOVE how that steps vida turned out!! Can't wait to see what you do with our Steps dress!!!:banana:
 
I am so ridiculously behind now, we've had the sickies running through the house. It seems like everything has passed now but I'm left playing catchup! Getting up to speed on this thread will definitely be a work in progress...lol.

I FINALLY finished my two projects. The shirt is for a girl scout outing we're going on this weekend in Savannah. I haven't hemmed it quite yet because it's a little too big on her so I'm going to have to take it in. And I don't think I would do the gathering on the straps next time. I guess I've learned the hard way that store bought patterns run a little bigger than store bought clothes.

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I love that GS fabric! I hope that you all had a good time in Savannah.

Love the stroller organizer too, I might have to make one for our trip this year.

Here is what I have finished so far for this year's trip

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Cute! I love the Cinderella dress.

Update:

Baby Madison is on her way to heaven. A beautiful little angel.

I am so very sorry for your family's loss. :hug:


I love it! And so cute about the $1 story too!

WARNING!!!!! Pic heavy

I finally got brave and I decided to attempt the Beret and my first skirt.
Be easy on me as I had no pattern for either, I just kinda winged it via tutorial.

Close up of beret:
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her sister as you saw before is going to represent Japan.
Here she is again with hair done and authentic Japanese sandals
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and the 2 girls together:
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I love those outfits! I really love the Japanese one. The French is amazing for no pattern!


So very cute! We're big Lilo fans around here.

Here are the My Little Pony outfits I made for my DGDs this weekend (thanks to Aimee for the skirt tutorial). I really need to start taking pictures when it is daylight. My cream colored room makes an awful coloring to my pics.

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Thanks for looking.

Love those! Where did you get the pony applique? My DD loves My Little Pony and she outgrew her Pony outfit this year. I'd love to be able to make one to replace it.

Thought I would share...these are the outfits I have been working on for the past 2 weeks. I am right now doing a Vida that I let Lorelei pick all the fabrics for all I can say is WOW do we have different tastes :)

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Oops have to hem the shorts make them look cuffed :)

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Finally got an outfit done for Disney!! Wahoo now only 10 more to go :)

sorry they are so big forgot to resize

Love them all, especially the Mickey shirt/capris.

Okay, I am such a nerd, because I too am so envious of this thread collection! It is so pppuurrrty!:)


Lynn

I thought the same thing....lol....all the pretty colors!


I know it's been a while since I have been on here. Some of you are friends on Facebook and may have seen these already, so I apologize in advance for the duplicity...

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Capris and shirt for Hannah
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I just love this little 4x4 design by heather went perfectly with some fabric I had in my stash for bottoms. I did a Cindrella for Megan and have the shorts left to do for her
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another thsirt for Tom
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Cute!
 
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