The 2012 Heirloom Angel is here and she’s a stunner! My favorite is the one with the red silk skirt.
I’ve stitched her in different colors but you could easily stitch her in just one. Silks, satins, and Twinkle organza add elegant holiday touches when used for the skirt panels.
I know, it’s a little long for most & YouTube & things but consider it as a mini-sewing show episode!
Had your eye on some lace designs? Wondering how they are done? Are they difficult? Here’s what you need to know.
This intricately detailed dragon design is a real stunner when stitched in metaillic thread on a black background
As a veteran embroiderer, it’s easy to forget how confusing things were in the beginning
These two darling baby bonnets are quick and easy to construct. You can easily whip one out in less than an hour.
What could be sweeter than this? Just in time for Valentine’s Day, you let your embroidery
Have questions about the gorgeous FSL Heirloom Angel? Apparently a lot fo you do so here are the answers!
This year marks the 15th anniversary of my first heirloom angel, created for an office Christmas party contest.
I’ve been asked this question rather frequently lately. This question is generally.
I recently posted a question on my Facebook fan page asking how embroidery designs should be priced. Several people replied that stitch count was a good way, that “low stitch count designs like redwork” should be priced lower.
Endless or continuous hoop designs are specially digitized for creating borders and other long connected designs seamlessly.