Marysewfun

I love her work - she has various themes using the "ripple" stitch - one was a circus, complete with many animals, another was "childrens toys" with a big teddy bear, bicycle, dressed-up doll, just all kinds of stuff. You do need to use the ripple stitch patterns in their original size - no expanding or reducing - but they are beautiful!

Marysewfun

Barbara Antman

Really love these designs as they look so real. The flower designs look like you can reach out and touch them. Another place to find the complete collection is At: http://www.oregonpatchworks.com/collections.php?id=ABD. Also at her Etsy shop. So many to chose from, yet all fantastic to stitch out.
All designs stitch out on regular fabric and are NOT FSL.
I am going to make a quilt with all the dress designs in various colors. Thought I might add the "Tea Party" design as well.
Thinking of an antique color fabric, maybe muslin, but yet wanting something soft to look at. The black really makes the designs pop, but I'm not to sure about a black quilt.
Any suggestions? Will be going out on Monday to look for fabric for my new project. Really excited about this one.

gramquilter2

I have a question for anyone-I downloaded the African Grey Parrot using the art design as I have a Bernina. I printed the color chart from the cutie design page and there were 8 colors used and the stitch out started with the parrot when I moved the design to my machine there were 10 colors and the design started with the branch. Has any one else experienced this with the cutie designs? I guess it really isn't a problem as long as I know to print the design color chart after it is moved to the Bernina. I have never had this happen with other designs. The Grey is a beautiful stitch out!