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April 6, 2011

April Showers Stitch Along

Everyone knows that April showers bring May flowers. What better way to celebrate spring and the rainy season for some than with this wonderful stitch along pattern from Digital Misfit.

I've decided to transfer my pattern using water soluble stabilizer. I simply traced the pattern onto the stabilizer and secured it with my hoop. I decided to start the middle to anchor the fabric and the stabilizer. After I am completely finished I wills wash away the stabilizer and have a wonderful piece of embroidery...I should probably stop here, before I get ahead of myself. 
I can't wait to see how everyone stitches up this wonderful Spring shower.

17 comments:

  1. I love it! That is adorable! Can't wait to start!

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  2. What a lovely design. I've not taken part in your stitch along before but I'm so tempted to try this one! :)

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  3. I'm so new to embroidering...but this is super tempting...shall I try? Shall I wait and see other beautiful designs? Oh, choices...choices...I shall try!

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  4. Love it! Cannot wait to do this, the March one was so much fun :D

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  5. April showers do bring May flowers but we've been having crazy weather here! It hailed like mad and there was lightening too! One day it will be in the mid 60's and then in the low 30's!
    Love this design ~ thanks for sharing it!

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  6. This is a joyful and magical design.
    I truly thank you .

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  7. I love this pattern! It is so Me! I'm going to stitch along this month.:)

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  8. Hugs! I can't wait to see the finished pieces. It makes me so happy to see my designs stitched up.

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  9. Awesome! I wanted to do a rainy day theme this month...perfect! Off to go print her up :)
    Big thanks to Digital Misfit for sharing

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  10. Muy lindo tu bordado, gracias por compartir.

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  11. This is my favorite way to transfer designs. I also use a temporary, water soluble adhesive if I don't hoop. This is especially handy if you are transferring to fabric that is not a smooth finish! NOTE: use an INDELIBLE marker so that the ink doesn't run when you rinse out the stabalizer! I use a Sharpie.

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  12. Wow it looks like you just drew it on there. Very beautiful work!

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  13. This is super cute! I am very new to embroidery, what stitch would be best for a beginner like me?
    backstitch maybe?

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  14. Beautiful site.Beautiful works.I haven't done it since I was a young girl and I miss that feeling of hooping and stitching.Very inspiring!

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