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PrintableHeiress said: REDFEATHERS said: Hey!  Watch who you are calling a pro 
j/k  oh dear... do you get called that often?   Never!!! | |
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Heiress said: REDFEATHERS said: Kinda like this
 that's mite perty. is it silver wire? I dunno  I didnt make that | |
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REDFEATHERS said: Heiress said: that's mite perty. is it silver wire? I dunno I didnt make that looks like it. nice silvery glow. something to aspire to! inspiration! i just remembered, i have earrings and a necklace to finish! 
this list of unfinished projects is beginning to frighten me... better get to it! | |
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Heiress said: REDFEATHERS said: I dunno I didnt make that looks like it. nice silvery glow. something to aspire to! inspiration! i just remembered, i have earrings and a necklace to finish!
this list of unfinished projects is beginning to frighten me... better get to it! | |
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Hey, I always wanted to know, those cool embroidery sewing machines they got these days, can you make your own designs and save as whatever format the machine needs (do they have floppy disks or some other memory stick thingies?). I would get into it if I could, being a graphic designer I could think of tons of stuff I'd love to embroider. I saw in this magazine once, to immortalise your child's drawings by embroidering them onto napkins and stuff. | |
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"But I've discovered macrame!!"
--LuLu Fishpaw "Polyester" | |
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Lleena said: We had some classes at school, I made a skirt, it was awful. :
I remember the teacher sniffed at it, I never wore it, I couldn't. I used it as a duster. aww poor lleena 
a funny story, though! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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charlottegelin said: Hey, I always wanted to know, those cool embroidery sewing machines they got these days, can you make your own designs and save as whatever format the machine needs (do they have floppy disks or some other memory stick thingies?). I would get into it if I could, being a graphic designer I could think of tons of stuff I'd love to embroider. I saw in this magazine once, to immortalise your child's drawings by embroidering them onto napkins and stuff.
oh wow... that's a bit fancy for me. i'm a strictly old-fashioned do-it-yourselfer. in other words, my apartment is too small to contain lots of machines for making snazzy stuff. 
when shopping for cloth diapers on ebay, saw a lot of work-at-home-mom designs - mostly embroidered on diaper covers. one of those chicks would know... | |
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