FSL Bell Ornament
There are no jump stitches. I stitched it out on 2 layers of WSS (Vilene) and reduced the speed of my machine to slow. I soaked it for 15 minutes so the ornament will be stiff when it is dries.
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4290 - Comments (173)
thank you
182 vielen dank wundervoll
euch allen ein gutes und erfolgreiches
/gesudes Jahr
1104 I love FSL designs. This is beautiful and I can't wait to stitch it.
381 I made one of these for a Christmas gift and it stitched out beautifully. I will be making more next year. Thank you very much for the design!
437 Simply lovely, keep up the good work!
88 Thank you for sharing!!!!!
Happy new year!!!!
Stefania
1098 Lovely design, thank you.
40 Beautiful bell. Thank you so much. Judy
194 What beautiful bells. Nice work and thanks so much.
3274 danke wo kan mann noch solche motiven
bekommen
oder wie macht man das
bitte um hilfe
a1lotte
1104 It is a beautiful bell design and will be my first attempt at lace. Thank you so much for sharing. *4U
2422 Wundervoll!!!
Herzlichen Dank!
339 Gorgeous!!!!!!!!Thanks.**********
36341 Beautiful, thank you for sharing and God
Bless.
Delaine
80 Lovely to hang on the Christmas Tree.
86 This is lovely . Thank you !
467 Thank you for sharing this design. It's lovely.
38207 why caan't we download this in other format (art) Marie Lehmann South Africa.
4339 Wow, beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
178 Thank you, it is beautiful.
612 You do very gorgeous work.
Thanks
* for you
1836 Lovely thank you heaps.
161 Thanks so much for the lovely Christmas design.
560 Thanks bunches, and thank you for the tips.
4017 Thank you so much
1583 Thanks so much for this FSL Bell Ornament
9689 cute Thank u!
108 I have been machine embroiderying now for two years and am still learning how to digitize. How are you able to do designs with no jump stitches. What is the secret?
by dmuser 25 Nov 2008 The "secret" is to use connection stitches. This is not possible all the time especially if you are changing colors or doing parts of the design that do not connect to other parts of the design like facial features.
by lrichardson 26 Nov 2008 Thank you for spending the time to answer my question. In your work, do you always start in the middle and go out, or out toward the middle?
by dmuser 27 Nov 2008 Hi again, On the FSL I start on the outside in one corner. On regular designs I study the picture and start with the object that is behind the next object. It is hard to explain but each design is different.
699 How generous of you! Thanks a million! I have started to digitize myself and know how much work is involved in getting something "THIS" beautiful! Hugs and lots of Flowers to you! Mary
2225 Great job!! This is lovely.
18167 I just wanted you to know that I stitched out this bell and it turned out so beautiful. It stitches easy and with no problems. I've already made a few for some special gifts for family. I used Sulky white top and bobbin and the results were lovely. Thank you for sharing this design with us all...........Maria in sunny Florida
524 how beautiful nice for xmas or weddings
2694 Beautiful Bells. Thank you for sharing your design. *4U
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You can easily get conversion software for free (for instance Wilcom Truesizer, which gives you the possibility to resize as well - not recommended for FSL) and converse to a lot of different formats, but not to ART, alas. That company guards there software.