These are ‘Collectible’ designs
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Ms. June – Dog Calendar Collectibles
Tag: 6X6
Apollonian
This is a collection of decorative blocks that are easy to sew and have a lot of EYE CANDY details. To see their true beauty, sew them. How does that song go? “Ain’t nothing like the real thing”? Use these for quilt blocks, pillows, runners, table quilts, purses, and such.
Feather Kitty
I love this artwork and could not resist purchasing it.
Feather Kitty is just too precious not to be machine embroidery. I can’t stop looking at her.
Ms. March – Dog Calendar Collectibles
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These are ‘Collectible’ designs
If you plan to follow along with this collectible keep in touch. Sign up for my Facebook group or my email list. Email sign up is at the bottom of every page.
For years I have been searching for dog artwork that is generic and is not childish or cartoonish. Because there are so many breeds it is impossible for me to digitize each one. Then I ran across this artwork. I love each and every one of these 12 dogs. Each dog is generic enough to be suitable for several similar breeds. I ran the artwork by my doggie loving friend Karen and her husband Stephen. They immediately said they loved them all. I knew then it was a go.
Hope’s Joy Collectibles
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These designs are 1 or 2 color designs. I used 2 shades of the same color – purples, blues, pinks. I used the lighter color first and the darker shade second. The second color is basically an outline and some details of the overall design. It gives depth to the satin stitches of the first color/shade.
Although the same artwork was used for each size, they are digitized differently from each other.
This is the first of a series of designs like this I call ‘Collectibles’ that you can collect as they are posted and use them separately or together to create any projects your imagination can come up with. I’m using the smaller ones on the corners of dinner napkins. The larger ones can be on the side of placemats. My plan is of course quilt blocks and pillow tops or table covers. I can’t make up my mind – smiles!
