April 5, 2013
djones247
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When you remove your embroidery work from the hoop, here's something that ranks up there with crooked embroidery - loopy threads from poor tensions. I have two methods to repair them. In this video exceprt from my video "Repairing Embroidery Mishaps", I show you two ways to secure tho...
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April 5, 2013
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Stabilizers are the workhorse of the embroidery industry. Since they are used literally every time we stitch, it helps to share tricks of the trade.
Keeping Waste to a Minimum
I have found that keeping the stabilizer width intact, rather than trimming it to the hoop size, eliminates unnecessary ...
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March 29, 2013
carol
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A young woman, who uses a service dog to help cope with certainhealth issue
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I know that this is an embroidery blog but sometimes, you just gotta learn about the little things y
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March 22, 2013
atgadmin
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Hello Everyone..... First of all let me introduce myself, my name is Pardeep Takhar. I have been working here at AnnTheGran (ATG) since 2007...... that's 6 years ....wow that's a really long time, time really does fly by. Here, at ATG, I have been involved in customer service, adding new pr...
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March 22, 2013
db1921
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We had our first really nice day here today in what seems like forever. And tomorrow is suppos
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March 15, 2013
sewblest
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If you buy one new piece of equipment this year, this is it. Whether it is the AccuQuilt Baby or the
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March 15, 2013
djones247
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If you like to use larger cones for your most-used thread colors, follow these steps to make the sam
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The origins of monograms were very regal. Monograms were generally
used as a signature and on
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March 8, 2013
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We are excited to have Eileen Roche, Editor of Designs in Machine Embroidery share this content with you, which was originally posted on Eileen’s Machine Embroidery Blog
I love embroidered bed linens. They are such a treat to slide between as you end a long day. Here a...
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March 2, 2013
starbird99
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Materials:
Coffee Wrap Saying or Type Designe.g.
Coffee Wrap Types In The HoopCoffee Wrap Sayings In The HoopCoffee TypesCoffee Sayings
Coffee Wrap Template.pdf file (printed)
Fabric 2 Pieces each 4.5” H x 13” W at least
Quilting Fabric 1 P...
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March 1, 2013
sewblest
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When embroidering several of the same sized designs using adhesive tear-away stabilizer, you can save time and supplies by creating a stabilizer window.
Hoop the adhesive tear-away like you normally would. Score the paper backing inside the hoop and peel it away. Embroider the design and ...
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February 22, 2013
djones247
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I love embroidering towels - they're my favorite monogrammed gift, and this past Christmas I really kept the machine humming with monogrammed towels for just about everyone. The challenge is that large letters have very wide satin stitches that can snag. In this video, I show you how to cre...
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There is something interesting about 'Newbie' mistakes, we all make them AND, sometimes the most exp
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February 15, 2013
db1921
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Our third granddaughter is not a sit in the corner type. She is always in motion. On top
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February 15, 2013
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This week, I thought I would share some problems I had with stitches sinking into the design while creating the Scalloped Valentine project. I love to use wool felt in many of my projects. The cream-colored wool I used in the Scalloped Valentine projects was felted, meaning it had been washed in hot...
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February 8, 2013
carol
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I am having entirely too much fun. I admit that freely. Ever sinceI started creating my own motifs in my digitizing software, I have beenfinding ever more ways to use them. My latest is this Cathedral Windowswater bottle caddy. I created a panel that ...
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While I don't do quilts myself, I always enjoy and appreciate the work done by the talented people w
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February 1, 2013
atgadmin
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We are excited to have Eileen Roche, Editor of Designs in Machine Embroidery share this content with you, which was originally posted on Eileen’s Machine Embroidery Blog
I can’t believe how indispensable this tool is. Recently, I was stitching 24 onesies, a daun...
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February 1, 2013
sewblest
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Ann's readers can share the love. Last week, Pat shared links to three great free valentine designs
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January 25, 2013
db1921
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I love hearts so Valentine's Day is one of my favorite days of the year. And it is right aroun
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I have been doing this blog for nearly 4 years and I still love doing it. I would never have t
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January 15, 2013
sewblest
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Valentine's Day is less than a month away, so here is a project with heart!
Memory Hearts can be created for any special occasion: births, baptisms, engagements, marriages. These were made for a baby girl and baby boy. Actually, I made two sets of each so that the grandmothers, both first ...
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While the media has died down regarding Sandy Hook Elementary School, my heart is still aching for a
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January 3, 2013
sewblest
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Like many of you, my heart ached for families affected by the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. So, after reading Pattiann’s post about making snowflakes for Sandy Hook, I deciced to stitch up a few. They were being collected by the Connecticut PTA and forwarded to Sandy Hook elementary for cr...
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December 21, 2012
sewblest
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This project combines two designs, applique and cutwork used as applique, and is created in the hoop
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I love doing this blog and I love Calvin and Hobbs as
well:
Let's just say that they underst
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December 7, 2012
carol
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Do you remember the Parquet Tile motif fills I used in my kaleidocycles?You
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December 6, 2012
atgadmin
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Continuous embroidery
Since we love embroidery, we also love LOTS of embroidery! Filling a border or quilt strip with continuous embroidery is number one on the advanced embroiderer’s bucket list. There are several ways to attack connecting designs end to end but they all ...
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I work with a lot of people in the embroidery community. I work with names you will recognize
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