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This week Dee sewed the design on water soluble stabilizer for free-standing lace. Then she added it to a pink napkin she made for cutwork lace.
~ This design is FREE with purchase of $5.00 or more for 1 week when the next letter is posted~
This letter will then be for sale in the $3.99 Shoppe
Do NOT add it to your cart.
This design will be automatically added to your cart when the $5. threshold is reached
This week Dee sewed the design on water soluble stabilizer for free-standing lace.
This started out as a solid white cottage design. I was thinking about Christmas at the time. I thought it would be nice on a tree or in a window. After it finished sewing and washed out ,even though it was beautiful, I still wanted it to have color. Specifically flowers and vines. Hence the addition of the yellow windows and botanica.
As I was digitizing these designs my husband walks in and saw them. He wanted them to be lace. So I made
them lace.
Perfectly named by the artist as ‘Enchanted’, when I saw these reindeer I didn’t hesitate to purchase the artwork. That was a few years ago before I got sick. I know they have already been digitized by others but that was a few years ago too. I’m finally getting around to digitizing them myself and it has been sheer pleasure looking at and sewing these precious reindeer.
Making Lace? Stitch it right the first time. Always keep a spool each of white and charcoal Wonderfil Invisafil 100wt on hand to fill those bobbins and up your embroidery game.
"When people ask for time, it's always for time to say no. Yes has one more letter in it, but it doesn't take half as long to say."
Narrated by the author
"The conception of people acting against their own best interests should not startle us. We see it occasionally in sleep-walking and in politics, every day."
― Richard Condon,
The Manchurian Candidate
