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I thank all of you for your offer of support. I truly appreciate it. I am a big talker, so just keep me in line every once in awhile...........gently. Judy in California make a pot holder, make

Thank you, they had some great ideas. I haven't been thinking beyond clothing. That's what happens when you have eight grandchildren between the ages of 9 and 3. Judy in California menu as

Hi Venus, Thanks for this pattern for a cup wrap, I will give that a try. Sorry to be so slow in writing, but Yahoo has bounced my email once again. Jane Venus wrote:

Well I don't think I am special I just knew what is was like to have to wear torn clothes and go home from the hospital empty handed. I think we all do what we know and this is how I cope it is very

WOW! ! ! ! You are really a very SPECIAL lady. I admire your spirit. Judy in California stains or rips on them. I figured if I messed up, who cares. After they out grew them I donated them

Okay, already, I am staying, I'm staying, no little bit of nagging is getting off this list. I like it here, most people are just wonderful, anyone acting holier than me, well, maybe they are. I've

Judy, You might want to do what I did. After I had lots of squares done from trying different designs, I made a quilt top. Just put a contrasting color between each piece, put the same color for

Miems, I'll give Venus the benefit of the doubt. As moderator, I will trust you to control her in this group. When I gave her direct feedback, her response to me was she's not going to change and if

Judy and everyone else who has lots of practice squares - - - Go to September's site: http://www.diamondthreadworks.com/ On the left hand side is a PROJECTS topic, which will go to a drop down

Venus, what a lovely idea! I always haunt the thrift stores, and do pick up clothing that's in good shape to give to the shelters, but never thought (duh!) to practice my work on those. As the

HookedOnEmbroidery@... writes: Miems and Daleen.......the lace butterfly is absolutely gorgeous...thank you so much for all you do.

When I was starting out I used some of my daughter old clothes that has stains or rips on them. I figured if I messed up, who cares. After they out grew them I donated them to a woman's shelter.

I purchased a clock design from Sherry Titzer at http://www.atimetostitch.com. She has loads of lovely ones, along with some frames and stuff. NA...but I was very impressed by the quality

Judy, You say your embroidering out designs on fabric? Make a small lap quilt, make a pot holder, make a wall quilt....patch them on a shirt, on a curtain, etc. The things that you can do are

Please remove my name from your list. Thank you. Linda Bernard

Well, I must have missed something! Where is Miems tutorial? I will never, ever be able to digitize like she does, but I'd sure love to learn. My folks gave me Thred for Christmas (I do have

Thank you Carolyn. I am not new to sewing, I now own two Bernina's a Juki and the embroidery machine. I think I need to sit down and take the time to read the book on how to place the embroidery. I

change that to two a person a day and you're on a roll and if you are still not comfortable, keep my email address and ask to me directly and if I don't know, I will find someone who does... marie

Hi Marilyn Crowley sissycat@... was looking for you last week, I don't know if she found you since so I thought I'd pass it along. marie

Judy, I have found the following books to be most helpful and I refer to them often: 101 Ideas for Machine Embroidery http://www.countrystitches.com/netcatalog/cat19.htm This has listed ideas for