Free embroidery designs
11-07-2010, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Aully
Has anyone ordered embroidery designs off of ebay? Do you have a favourite seller/shop?
11-07-2010, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Aully
Has anyone ordered embroidery designs off of ebay? Do you have a favourite seller/shop?
I have bought designs on disc, and things where what I bought, and I was ok.
I'd still rather buy where I download the design, or can order it on disc. Usually, if something goes wrong, the company backs it up with a replacement disc or you have an order history for downloading the designs many times as with embroidery library, I like that about their site, and that I can bring up the designs to view in my order history to find the one's I'm looking for. Warning there also, do a back up always and download your designs onto jump drive to save, just incase.
11-07-2010, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by stevendebbie25
Originally Posted by Aully
Has anyone ordered embroidery designs off of ebay? Do you have a favourite seller/shop?
I have bought designs on disc, and things where what I bought, and I was ok.
I'd still rather buy where I download the design, or can order it on disc. Usually, if something goes wrong, the company backs it up with a replacement disc or you have an order history for downloading the designs many times as with embroidery library, I like that about their site, and that I can bring up the designs to view in my order history to find the one's I'm looking for. Warning there also, do a back up always and download your designs onto jump drive to save, just incase.
11-07-2010, 04:28 PM
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I'm posting about a quilt at the state quilt show, this was all done in embroidery. Of course there are MANY things you can do with embroidery to enhance or create the whole quilt. I thought this was just so gorgious! Wanted to share.
Embroidered Quilt, beautiful
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Closer view of emb quilt
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detail view of part of emb quilt
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11-07-2010, 04:33 PM
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I made this blanket, a fast idea and soft, add a layer of fleece backing and it covers the back side stitching. This was for my hunting daughter.
Fleece blanket I made a hunting daughter
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Detail of silhouette animals on blanket
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11-07-2010, 04:40 PM
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These where quilts, projects from an expensive class I took from a Canadian digitizer: John Deere and Adorable Ideas. They are expensive, I did buy a few projects.
I'll post again as we're limited to 3 at a time.
http://www.adorableideas.com/
The class was very worth the investment.
I'll post again as we're limited to 3 at a time.
http://www.adorableideas.com/
The class was very worth the investment.
11-07-2010, 04:45 PM
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Last photo to share from AdorableYou or AdorableIdeas (same) John Deere designs. Note these are 3D lace flowers, I like the demention
Look close, these are 3D lace flowers
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