These designs may not be to everyone's liking, but I fell in love with them when I first saw the clipart.
They will make a wonderful quilt for a teenage daughter, can be embroidered on clothing and you can also
add beads, pearls, buttons, earrings and hot fix crystals or metals if you like.
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Please click on thumbnails to see large stitchouts.
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6x6 = 6¼"x6¼" (160x160mm)
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6x10 = 6¼"x10¼" (160x260mm)
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7x12 = 7x11¾" (180x300mm)
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8x8 = 7¾"x7¾" (200x200mm)
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8x12 = 7¾"x11¾" (200x300mm)
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Monica Powell made these lovely totes when she tested these designs.
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Joan Wium embroidered these designs on T/shirts and added a few hot-fix crystals to the hair.
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I wanted to make a wall hanging with these designs, but didn't have time to do it. Then I decided to
play with the hot fix metals and crystals, so I can have more pictures to give my customers ideas. I
didn't have blank T/shirts to embroider on, but later on I am going to stitch these blocks on the fronts
of blank T/shirts.
I also have some blocks embroiderdd on beige fabric, with darker beige threads.
To these blocks I am going to add lace, satin ribbon and pearl beads or even hot fix pearls. I have a
very feminine quilt in mind for a teenage girl or a woman's bedroom.
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