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MACHINE EMBROIDERY SOFTWARE I HAVE:
Perfect Embroidery Professional by dime
Wilcom E4 (all elements)
PEDesign 10 and PE Design 11
Embird Studio, Embird Editor and Embird Manager
Wilcom Hatch 2
My Lace Maker by DIME (designs in machine embroidery)
Embrilliance Essentials, Enthusiast and Stitch Artist 3
Embroidery Machines: The Brother Dream Machine 2 (McDreamy) and a Brother PR100e with all upgrades (Ragnar)
OTHER THINGS I HAVE:
Cricut Maker (cricut.com)
Cricut Easy Press (cricut.com)
Silhouette Cameo cutter (silhouette.com)
Brother ScanNcut DX 225 Innovis Edition
Gunold Applique Scissors (gunold.com)
Fabric is usually pre-cuts from Craftsy.com.
Floriani Thread
Gunold Thread
Exquisite Embroidery Thread (dzgns.com)
Kingstar Metallic Thread
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Sue Brown
OML Embroidery
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Chatham, Ontario
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Sue Brown
you will love stitching out this machine embroidery design - either pre-cut or applique!
Thank you for all your amazing and hard work on this. What a great way to use up smaller scraps and make a beautiful piece of art!
Love this have to buy this
I have a big bag of hexagons from someone. Some her mom put squares together some loose. Having hard time wit them. This would be so much easier.
Thanks
Hi is there a full version of this video?
I would love to know how to create a whole quilt like this. I have never quilted and only just got my embroidery machine so would love to see. Thanks
This is a great idea, however I have made many quilts throughout the years and my question is, being raw edge and not folded under, I’m thinking when you wash it, the edges will fray and come loose over time, especially if you don’t prewash the fabric first. Now the other thought would be to ‘iron” the edges under then place them to be stitched. You put the cardboard template in the center of the hexagon and fold over the edges and press… obviously more work but thinking more stable in the end. 😊
The edges have a blanket stitch and a covering stitch, so i don’t think there will be much fraying happening on the hexagons
OK I'm a 70 year old ditz with computers. lol Where can I get this?