Embroideres...help
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Embroideres...help
I'm looking for sources of emb. designs to use with , as an alternative block, with quilting, or as a center block, like a medallion quilt block.
besides, Emb Lib.com and Anitagoodesign and Urban thrads, which ones do you use/buy from.
thanks.
besides, Emb Lib.com and Anitagoodesign and Urban thrads, which ones do you use/buy from.
thanks.
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Ninnie, i use them too, just cked out Anitagoodesign, OMG they are expensive. I've used Dakota Collectables, when i wa a casket embroider, but they can be price too. I like emb library, they are reasonable.
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Here are three that I have used - The designs have always stitched up beautifully.
http://www.s-embroidery.com/magazin/
http://www.criswell-emb.com/index.html/
http://www.goldenneedledesigns.com/
http://www.s-embroidery.com/magazin/
http://www.criswell-emb.com/index.html/
http://www.goldenneedledesigns.com/
#5
I also use SWAK embroidery, Oregon Patchworks, and Anne Bove. Often I do a google search for 'machine embroidery designs xxxxxxx.' (Xxxxxxx being the type of design I am looking for.) Good luck! The worst at will happen is you will see some really great designs that won't work for you!
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I have used embroidery library for years. The prices are reasonable. They have great sales. Also I like that they store your purchased for future use. I can also always trust their designs to be accurate.
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Oh - I almost forgot Bunnycup embroidery. Depending on what I need they often come to my rescue. Also - I am one 3 or 4 mailing lists and take advantage of free designs they offer or some of the really cheap sales such as $1.25 per design.
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Check http://www.oregonpatchworks.com/
The represents lots of companies and have daily specials. Another one for quilting emb designs is Hatched in Africa.com, their designs stitch out great. John Deere has good ones too. I'm not at home so my list isn't with me. Google what you want and you'll find lots of them. Smith Street Designs is another great one.
The represents lots of companies and have daily specials. Another one for quilting emb designs is Hatched in Africa.com, their designs stitch out great. John Deere has good ones too. I'm not at home so my list isn't with me. Google what you want and you'll find lots of them. Smith Street Designs is another great one.
#9
I have not stitched them out yet, but bought something yesterday I have seen stiched out from stitchontime.com
another one I bought was from itchtostitch.com.
stitch on time was difficult to download because apparently in comments you are suppose to put what file you want to use, I emailed them and eventually got it worked out.
another one I bought was from itchtostitch.com.
stitch on time was difficult to download because apparently in comments you are suppose to put what file you want to use, I emailed them and eventually got it worked out.
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I also like BFC Creations. Here is the menu of designs suitable for quilting:
http://bfc-creations.com/Designs/000...ltingMenu.html
I Especially like their 'quiltables' which are single line designs and can be used for actual quilting:
http://bfc-creations.com/Designs/000...tml#quiltables
Also Mother Hen:
http://www.motherhenquilts.com/
http://bfc-creations.com/Designs/000...ltingMenu.html
I Especially like their 'quiltables' which are single line designs and can be used for actual quilting:
http://bfc-creations.com/Designs/000...tml#quiltables
Also Mother Hen:
http://www.motherhenquilts.com/
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