Who doesn’t like hearts!
I’ve had this artwork for a few years. If I had known they would turn out so pretty I would have made them before now. The four inch hearts are perfect all by themselves. The 5×7 hearts would hold a pretty monogram. The 8 inch hearts have plenty room to add a message if desired.
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I made a couple of these the old fashion way some years ago and have always wanted to make some in the embroidery hoop. Those I made with dark green fabric and beautiful pink rose buds. But this time I wanted to add a pretty fill instead. If you happen to prefer a pretty printed fabric instead of the fill, you can do that here too using the alternate files
Made the old fashion way!
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These are ‘Collectible’ designs
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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.
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
