Thank you for this article.Very excellent piece.I hope there will continue to be machine embroidery articles in this genre.
I would like to find out the pattern # for the top shown , as well as the embroidery design used if it is a stock one.
Cheers
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The top pattern is Kwik Sew 3334. I'm afraid I don't know what the embroidery design is, though.
Carol
Carol , thank you for the quick response.
I have viewed the pattern online and will find a suitable replica in my pattern stash.Will try and trawl the web for similar type design.The article actually defines the characteristics of the type of design that will work.
A quick look at the indexes revealed quite a few Machine embroidery article that will towards making this project a success.
Interesting to see how Threads continues to be great resource for sewres.Some of the machine embroidery articles from back issues , I just glossed over at the time.Now I am able to use them as my sewing evolves.
Same goes for crazy quilting and many other specialist topics.
We hope that Threads will continue great articles that will take our sewing into new directions.
Cheers
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