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emboridery depup

vickie henson
 

can anyone give me the url for emb depub page my computer with the url
crashed
thanks in advance
Re: OT: Peanut Butter Recall

Trish
 

Wow Anna I agree.......this could have been fatal for some........geezz what happened to human compassion......


Trish

To the world you may be one person......but to one person you may be the world.....

----- Original Message ----
From: Anna Donati <adonati@...>
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@...
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 10:11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Re:OT: Peanut Butter Recall


if my humble opinion counts... i didn't consider it a waste of time..... and if it prevented just one person from getting sick... it was fully worth the 30 seconds it took to read it

angel rays watch over you !
anna
----- Original Message -----
From: ltlsuziq
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@...
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 12:47 PM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Re:OT: Peanut Butter Recall


What does a Peanut Butter recall have to do with embroidery??? Please
use a "consumer" group to voice your concerns, and not waste an
embroidery groups time!









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Re: OT: Peanut Butter Recall

[email protected]
 

I for one thank God it was posted in these groups. My daughter was eating it every morning and getting sick at night (REALLY sick) I did not know until I read it on the groups about the recall. My daughter could of died had she kept eating it every morning on her waffles/toast. So for the one negitive I just wanted to say thank you FOR posting it.

Connie Perry
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----- Original Message -----
From: MaryJo Bevard
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@...
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 5:04 PM
Subject: Re: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Re:OT: Peanut Butter Recall


BRAVO Doreen!!!!!!! I was thinking the same thing. I have 7 Grandchildren under 5 and don't watch the NEWS often, If I hadn't seen it here I might not have known. If someone doesn't want to read the message there is a delete key on every computer I've ever seen.
I for one WANT TO KNOW.
MaryJo


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looking for design

 

I'm looking for a realistic Sailfish design. Hopefully a single design.
My Hubby wants me to put one on the back of a shirt for him. I just
can't locate a really nice one, any ideas? Thanks for any help.

Karen B. in Tx
Re: Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery Machines

 

Hi Cindy,

You will find lots of different blocks here in different sizes. Great
instructions as well.

Click on Quilt Blocks on the left menu...

Allene
Snow Lady Designs




--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "Cindy Miller"
<ckwebsitedesign@...> wrote:

Hi All,
I'm new to your group and would like your help.

I've recently started doing "material pieced quilt blocks" *on my
embroidery
machine*.
I've love to find more designs for as was called on the site I found
a few
of these
"paper pieced quilt blocks for Machine Embroidery" It's a great way
to use
scrap pieces of material.

Can anyone direct me to where I can find quilt block patterns using
material
pieces
for the embroidery machine?

'Can't wait to hear from you.
Cindy - USA Ohio


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Re: New Project/Design Set Posted

 

ggmcbreen <GiGi@...> wrote:
Dear Embroidery Friends,

We are very pleased to announce a new project just perfect for these
days when it's too cold to spend time outside (at least where we are!).
We have a brand new set of 10 Door Hangers featuring boys, girls and
babies. Samantha is our resident helper and she picks fabrics and
colors for us for the embroidery.



Please click here to see the whole set.


These designs require a 5 x 7 hoop. The main portion of the message area
and the hook area are done with applique, which makes these sew out much
faster than if the entire area were filled with stitches. This lets you
use any fabric that you choose - and then you can coordinate the outline
colors with your fabric. Complete steps for doing applique on your
machine are included with the instructions sent out with this design
set.

The message/name area is blank so that you can add whatever you like.
You could use the lettering in your machine to add a name or a saying.
We added Samantha's name to one sample to give you an idea. She wants a
second one that says "no boys allowed". (She's seven!). She is going to
add that with fine point pigma pens and then add some crystals to it to
give it some "bling". These could also be embellished with scrap book
type cutouts or foamy shapes if you have a little helper who wants to
decorate for you.

We hope you'll find a minute to stop by and see this new set. We would
love to "see" you!

Best wishes,
GiGi
Re: Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery Machines

Cindy Miller
 

Hi Irene,
Thanks so much! I'm going there now.
I'm anxious to see them.
Have a great day!
Cindy

On 2/18/07, milumley@... <milumley@...> wrote:

go to
www.sadiasews.com

she has some great ones....

Irene L
Central IL
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cindy Miller" <ckwebsitedesign@...<ckwebsitedesign%40gmail.com>
To: <HookedOnEmbroidery@...<HookedOnEmbroidery%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 8:30 AM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery
Machines

Hi All,
I'm new to your group and would like your help.

I've recently started doing "material pieced quilt blocks" *on my
embroidery
machine*.
I've love to find more designs for as was called on the site I found a
few
of these
"paper pieced quilt blocks for Machine Embroidery" It's a great way to
use
scrap pieces of material.

Can anyone direct me to where I can find quilt block patterns using
material
pieces
for the embroidery machine?

'Can't wait to hear from you.
Cindy - USA Ohio
Re: Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery Machines

Cindy Miller
 

Hi Thank you so much Joan,
I love doing this and I'm anxious to check this out.
Cindy ;-)

On 2/18/07, joan nicholson <nchlsnjn@...> wrote:

Try kennykreations joan

Cindy Miller <ckwebsitedesign@... <ckwebsitedesign%40gmail.com>>
wrote: Hi All,
I'm new to your group and would like your help.

I've recently started doing "material pieced quilt blocks" *on my
embroidery
machine*.
I've love to find more designs for as was called on the site I found a few
of these
"paper pieced quilt blocks for Machine Embroidery" It's a great way to use
scrap pieces of material.

Can anyone direct me to where I can find quilt block patterns using
material
pieces
for the embroidery machine?

'Can't wait to hear from you.
Cindy - USA Ohio




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Re: OT: Peanut Butter Recall

MaryJo Bevard
 

BRAVO Doreen!!!!!!! I was thinking the same thing. I have 7 Grandchildren under 5 and don't watch the NEWS often, If I hadn't seen it here I might not have known. If someone doesn't want to read the message there is a delete key on every computer I've ever seen.
I for one WANT TO KNOW.
MaryJo

doreen <jandor@...> wrote:
The recall info may save someone's life I think it belongs anywhere that you can get the information to the public
Sewing hugs Doreen........... jandor@... Email for pricing
Sales of Vilene & Embird .. www.crittersncrafts.com. I ship World wide
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New Project/Design Set Posted

ggmcbreen
 

Dear Embroidery Friends,

We are very pleased to announce a new project just perfect for these
days when it's too cold to spend time outside (at least where we are!).
We have a brand new set of 10 Door Hangers featuring boys, girls and
babies. Samantha is our resident helper and she picks fabrics and
colors for us for the embroidery.



Please click here to see the whole set.
<>

These designs require a 5 x 7 hoop. The main portion of the message area
and the hook area are done with applique, which makes these sew out much
faster than if the entire area were filled with stitches. This lets you
use any fabric that you choose - and then you can coordinate the outline
colors with your fabric. Complete steps for doing applique on your
machine are included with the instructions sent out with this design
set.

The message/name area is blank so that you can add whatever you like.
You could use the lettering in your machine to add a name or a saying.
We added Samantha's name to one sample to give you an idea. She wants a
second one that says "no boys allowed". (She's seven!). She is going to
add that with fine point pigma pens and then add some crystals to it to
give it some "bling". These could also be embellished with scrap book
type cutouts or foamy shapes if you have a little helper who wants to
decorate for you.

We hope you'll find a minute to stop by and see this new set. We would
love to "see" you!

Best wishes,
GiGi
<>
New Botanical Cutwork Collection

 

Hi everyone,

Stitch Delight has a new Botanical Cutwork collection with a set of lovely
corners, borders and floral motifs in sizes for the 4x4" and 5x7" hoops,
and a set for Commercial Machines with much larger designs for the 8x8"
and 10.5x10.5" hoop sizes. Make sure you check out the stitched out
examples and project ideas on the page. Use this link to take a look....


Stitch Delight
at Secrets of Embroidery
the one-stop Embroidery Shop with Customer Points
Re: Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery Machines

[email protected]
 

go to
www.sadiasews.com

she has some great ones....

Irene L
Central IL

----- Original Message -----
From: "Cindy Miller" <ckwebsitedesign@...>
To: <HookedOnEmbroidery@...>
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 8:30 AM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Embroidery Machines


Hi All,
I'm new to your group and would like your help.

I've recently started doing "material pieced quilt blocks" *on my embroidery
machine*.
I've love to find more designs for as was called on the site I found a few
of these
"paper pieced quilt blocks for Machine Embroidery" It's a great way to use
scrap pieces of material.

Can anyone direct me to where I can find quilt block patterns using material
pieces
for the embroidery machine?

'Can't wait to hear from you.
Cindy - USA Ohio
Nantucket Lightship Basket

sewwhatnantucket
 

Hello,

I am looking for a Nantucket basket design. It doesn't have to have a
cover, or be filled, but since it is a signature item here on island I
really should be able to offer it to my clients!

I would also be willing to commission a design if one of the digitizers
would be interested.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Sincerely,
Ruth Anne
Re: Looking for a primitive alphabet

 

Try cookie cat creations
Char in WY

----- Original Message -----
From: Kathy Kitchen
To: HookedOnEmbroidery@... ; BrotherMachineEmbroidery@... ; embchatnfreebies@...
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 12:27 PM
Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Looking for a primitive alphabet
Ad : New Set "LovableButterflies" at GorgeousStitches

Marina
 

Hi Everyone! A new set "LovableButterflies" with 20 designs in the set
can be seen at at a very
low price to help us raise funds for our website upgrade and
maintenance. It will be available only for a few days.
Kind regards to all and thank you all for your support.
Re: asking ? about stabilizer

Babbi
 



Here is the link for the product.

Patty, you were right on with your explanation. I had heard of this stuff yearssss ago on a tv craft show.
Babbi

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sew-N-2-U" <sew-n-2-u@...>
To: <HookedOnEmbroidery@...>
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 7:41 AM
Subject: RE: [HookedOnEmbroidery] asking ? about stabilizer


There is a fabric etching product that is used on cutwork, but it only works on
certain types of fabric. I believe it works on natural fabrics. So if you are
using a synthetic thread, it would only "dissolve" the fabric and stop at the
thread. I hope someone else can help me out here. I have only seen chatter
about it and haven't used it.
Re: I lost a Group

 

It sounded like a fun group so I tried to join... I couldn't find it
either.... It kept saying I typed it in wrong.

Tc



--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "kidsrmybiz2"
<kidsrmybiz@...> wrote:

None of these apply to me but it still states that I was banned.

Precious Hugs
Gloria
--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "Bettie" <bettiedidit@>
wrote:

Maybe you were bouncing.
The only reason I ban members is:
1. that they are sharing designs
2. rude to other members on my groups
3.or they belong to group who are known to share other peoples
designs.
4.Maybe you forgot to read the rules about posting.
Then I do ban them..
If none of the above applies to you then you are not ban.
Thanks Bettiedidit
Re: opinions needed

Carol Powell
 

--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@...,
Hi, Jodi,
I would use a sewing machine and use invisible nylon thread. Use the
invisible thread on the top only and matching thread in the bobbin.
Invisible thread is stronger. Also, remember to loosen the top
tension just a little because this kind of thread doesn't need much.
I use invisible thread to machine quilt and it is just great. Hope
this was helpful..........Carol
goldie37us <qltlady@...> wrote: I have the opportunity to
sew on some patches for a young man in the
car repair business. They are for his diesel and automotive
certification. My question is would it be best to hand sew them on,
or will my Des 1 handle the job? If the machine will handle it,
would
it be best to use a straight stitch, or would a satin be best? Any
other advice would be most welcome and appreciated. I also suggested
to him that I could put his name on the shirts, and he liked that
idea. It's really amusing that I bumped into him and his girlfriend
in the sewing dept. at WalMart and was helping them pick out thread
and needles, and they came up with the idea that I could do it
instead
of the girlfriend. They were complete strangers, I was just helping
them out as I was browsing after work. You just never know when
opportunity will knock. Looking forward to advice! Thanks loads,
Jodi






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Looking for a primitive alphabet

 

anyone have a link to this alpha for machine embroidery?
kathy






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