aborning

I mailed your birthday package today mashalibut.

barbarakibler23

Thanks for making the chart WMUTeach. That will be very helpful for everyone.

barbarakibler23

Each block 12.5 X12.5

There will be 12 blocks one for each month.

barbarakibler23

I have not posted the embroidery pattern yet. Looks like I might have to email it.

I need your email address .... Sunrise450. Thanks

barbarakibler23

I think I figured it out on how to post the embroidery here.

Here is the pattern for March ....your first birdie pattern. Hope you have fun. I used two strands of embroidery floss.

Lets see some pictures ....

redstilettos

MrsHalibut, I just mailed a birthday girl her candies. Hope you enjoy! I have visions of a very full over-flowing kitchen table with you drooling over your new toys from everyone!!


Teach: thanks for the list....love organized people!

Barb: Are we supposed to enlarge the bird and do a block with it? I am new to this and a little confused. Which does NOT take much, especially prior to a caffeine boost

onaemtnest

Thank-you so much WMUTeach for providing the list of names on a chart for this year!!!! I so appreciate it as the list that someone made last year (sorry I don't remember if that was you or someone else) kept me on the mark for the year. I personally don't know how to make a chart so this is especially helpful for me. Warm (((Hugs))) to you for efforts on behalf of the group this year.

onaemtnest

To Barb or someone else on the list here, how do I transfer the 'birdie' pattern onto the fabric to embroider?

LuciaLPL

Thank you Barb. To everyone, the patten does not need to be enlarged. It will fit perfectly as is. I just printed it and measured the space.

LuciaLPL

I use a clear plexiglass and a flat flashlight underneath. Lay pattern under the fabric. Maybe tape both in place with blue painters tape. Then trace. You could also buy a light box ,but they are more expensive. I bought the clear acrylic sheet 18"x24" and lux-pro handheld battery flashlight at Lowes. You will have to prop up on books or something.