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Puppy Love is the newest addition to a special collection of designs
celebrating the teen speak that goes on during the hard-to-understand
years. I've thought hard to keep these messages fun and innocent! The
new 4x4 princess design has all of the spirit without anything over the
top.
I've "spotted" the puffy, puppy love lettering to work for your pooch
love or for labeling what sweet little crushes used to be. See these
sweet sentiments at
Keep your eye out for next energized addition to this unique collection!

Susan Meyer


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I just came back from it. try Worked for me :)

Connie Perry

Gail, It means that the person has unsubscribed from the group. In certain circumstances, you will not be allowed to rejoin the group. It is best to read the rules when signing up and make sure, but you can also contact the moderators of the group if you have special circumstances and need to unsub from that particular group.
Susan


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African Congo Grey,
Maxine I Just love African Greys, as I have owned 2 of them this past 10
years..
I purchased one that Stitched out so real it was like you could feel the
real feathers. I found it at
KO'S website his birds stitch out perfect...
I just wanted to share this with you...

Linda Watts
Watts Embroidery
Buy 3 get 2 free**sets

WAY TO GO MAXINE, I TOTALY AGREE WITH YOU

-------Original Message-------

From: Maxine
Date: 01/21/2007 09:31:41 AM
To: Hooked
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] RE: unsubbed, freebie hunter

Whoa isn't enough enough?

I have been on a embroidery site that clearly stated that if you joined

and

then unsubbed it was finito...so go by the rules.

I am also one of those "collectors" out there who loves the freebies. I

love

the idea of a freebie so that if I wanted to purchase some designs from
someone I could stitch out a bit to see if I liked the results. I remember
once I had been looking for a African Grey bird design and I paid dearly

for

it only to have it been badly digitized! But that was long ago and I think
now we have some very talented digitizers out there.

G'day
I find it amazing, that some digitisers do not put any copyright info on some of the designs they give away, or in some cases, some they sell.
Does this then mean, that those designs are not copyrighted in any way, and can be shared around?
Education for people about copyright is very important, but perhaps we need to teach digitisers, to cover themselves properly.
Best wishes
Glenn...

Glenn Harris Embroidery Designer

4. Re: Just thinking
Posted by: "Teresa" deactivated_again@... deactivated_again
Date: Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:45 am ((PST))

Check for a read it file with the design. Sometimes
there is a file that tells the name of the digitizer
and where they can be found. Not always, but many
times there is. It looks like a little spiral note
pad.
Teresa (lizardlizmom)

Donna,
This is an excellent point. I am sorry for your woes but I certainly have learnt from it having happened to you (not that I'd wish it on you.)

Thank goodness it was under warranty.


Hugs,

Sherrie
@( 0 )@

Then
the thread broke and the machine wound a lot of thread again before I
could get it stopped. Again the machine came to a screeching halt.
So I took the machine back to him he cleaned out the thread and he
asked one very important question, "Did you say you had to stop the
machine, it did not stop when the thread broke?" I said yes the
machine did not stop on its own. At this time he checked a thread
sensor, it was not working. I was told that this sensor never goes
out. Well Ellie is back home and stitching like a dream.

My point is this, if you ever have your machine keep stitching after
the thread is broken make it a point to tell the repair man. I feel
that this what caused my problem back in October and took 3 different
repairmen fixing my machine and it took one chance statement to find
the real problem.

Donna in very snowy Nebraska



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G'day Margaret,
If you have been banned from a group, then there is obviosly a reason why.
I have at least 50 people that are banned from our groups, most fall into spammers, known design sharers, porn, but some are trouble makers.
Neither i or my moderators ban people lightly. But each of the groups i help moderate, have very strict rules, and if you cross a line, then we have a vote
As you have bought designs from this digitiser, then i would strongly suggest you email them rather than close the book on this.
Each digitiser, wants sales, for them to lose your custom, is like taking money out there pocket.

Also I will point out, your not banned from any of our groups :)
Best wishes
Glenn...

Glenn Harris Embroidery Designer

From: Margarett <mbevis@...>
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@...
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 10:18:47 PM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Re: about freebie hunters!!!


After purchasing some new designs from a particular designer last week, I went to her/his Yahoo group and asked to join. I received the message that I had been banned for life. Evidently, I had at one time joined the group, then unsubbed for some reason. Banned for life? Suits me. I've banned this designer from my pocket book for life, too. Problem solved.

has a quilt with an embroidery
label on it. scroll down the page to the pink quilt.

Cindy, What fun and good music too. Wish I could come and dance but Kentucky is a loooong way from Saskatchewan!

Thanks for the change of direction. Maybe we should all get back on track and lose the negativity that's taken over the list.

Donna in SK

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Choose web site reading...then you can stay subbed but read when YOU want to

IMHO, venting like this now and then is very healthy. As long as no one is nasty about it, and keeps it fairly light, discussing "pet peeves" can be quite a good outlet for what bugs you, and also give some people a new way of seeing some things. Though a companion thread of "what I really like" would be nice as well, of course.

Merriweather

Dale,
Thanks for looking. It's "Footprints in the Sand".
Susan


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When I download a design, I save it with it's original name, but add a couple of letters before it to designate where I got it (for example, if the file is name cat.zip, I would save it as HOE-cat.zip. When I later unzip it, I add the same letters to the .pes file as well. Of course, some sites have more than one designer, but at least it helps narrow it down. I also keep a list of the abbreviations I use, since it can get confusing on similarly named sites.

Merriweather

Hi, l am very new to embroidery and these sites. Now l have noticed while reading digests the word "unsubbed" and that it bans you. Can anyone tell me what "unsubbed" means so that l am not banned. Thanks Gail

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Angie strange how many of us go the Bernina to jamone I to change this year to Mc11K and love this machine its so easy to use -
take care Alice
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"Linda" <lengel46@...> wrote in part:

<snip>

I started
to get offended but now I look forward to getting the stuff back,
because it was usually something I wanted in the first place!!!

YEAH! You go girl! whoo whoo whoo.

LOL,
Charlotte in NV/Celticharper1
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Beautiful snow storms
A kettle of soup
Good friends
My Designer 1

Oh, I found them! It was the Redwork Japan set from our wonderful
Miems! Now we can get busy stitching! :-)

Thanks,

Lynne

"Caroline Liebau" <Caroline_Liebau@...> wrote in part:

What do you think of this one

Well . . . since you asked for folks input <wink> . . .

My niece made a beautiful scripture
quilt for her new daughter-in-law's mother.

WOW, that sounds exceptional! Labor of love does not begin to describe
something like that.

well used. This week she got a call from the lady, asking if she
would mind if the quilt was put in the coffin of her sister's
mother- in-law!!! The deceased lady often complained of being cold.
My poor niece was struck speechless. Now, that's REALLY "putting
something away"

I sure is, LOL (really putting something away).

I can understand several sides of this. That beautiful quilt took
many hours of labor and love, so it would be natural for it's creator
to balk at the idea of it being buried with someone (presuming that's
what you intended when you said she was speechless).

But . . . *on the other hand*, think about it . . . A) the person whom
she gave it to, did have the courtesy to call, this shows respect for
your nieces feelings, which is not to be discounted and B) yes, I know
it could be a " but, but, but . . . you want to do what with that
quilt I made?" moment . . . yet depending on one's perspective on the
matter one could think, wow . . . what an honor that they would want
to put *my scripture quilt* on someone to symbolicly keep them warm
forever, especially for someone who was always cold, the concept is an
act of love and respect for the person who has crossed, even it is
only their earthly body. It is, in a way, being put to use 24/7.

I myself have thyroid disease, oftentimes I find it hard to keep warm,
especially my extremities, as a consequence, I have favorite
*blankies*, some are after all, better than others . . . this makes
them a source of basic human comfort, so . . . we get attached to
these things. I have one I sleep with every night because it is not
only super soft, but very warm.

If your niece is struggling with the decision to be made or already
made, perhaps having another perspective might help.

Gentle Hugz,
Charlotte in NV/Celticharper1
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Sherrie, I agree with you with regard to joining a group or becoming a
member of a site. I don't mind writing an email to receive a free one
either, although then the digitizers would be inundated with emails, I
guess. Maybe this would stop the freeloaders though.

luv Terry (Sth Australia)

So many sites have stopped giving samples altogether and force people

onto groups now because of pirating and quite frankly, I don't blame
them. If you had to email a site as a potential customer to get a
sample, I would be quite happy.....Sherrie