I enjoyed the replay as I missed getting up for 2AM again. Excuse is quite reasonable though, we suffered a 48Deg day that was still 38Deg at midnight while in constant contact with my brother, and his wife who live in Eden and are currently evacuated to the beach. A time of great worry, trying to believe the wind will change direction in time. The embroidery sew a long was a great diversion, thanks for the joy.
Hi Sue! Great video!! I love your easy going, you can do this style! I watched it after the fact, as I was busy, as I usually am Saturday mornings. But I do love watching them. I have several questions. What is your source of all the pretty color felt? And what happens to the mug rugs made of felt when they get dirty and have to be washed? I am excited about the door projects. I went over to DIME and watched the video and downloaded the design. As far as your 2020 stippling design - is it possible for you to create one for the 8X8, 9X9, and 9x14 hoops or does that take too much time. I will gladly pay for each size individually, as I know digitizing is a long process. And since you said we would be using some of the larger hoops, might I suggest you create a placemat in the 9X14 hoop? Thank you very much for your consideration. Sue Cleek
I have been trying to create a tree that could be stitched out for family tree names. I love genealogy too. No luck on my tree because i don't have special programs to do it.
I use a cross-stitch pattern that “knocks” down a high pile fabric such as sherpa fabric. It allows your stitching, monogram, etc, to show well and not get lost in the high pile fabric
I love all the extra tips you give while embroidering! Thanks Sue and Don, too!😘
I enjoyed the replay as I missed getting up for 2AM again. Excuse is quite reasonable though, we suffered a 48Deg day that was still 38Deg at midnight while in constant contact with my brother, and his wife who live in Eden and are currently evacuated to the beach. A time of great worry, trying to believe the wind will change direction in time. The embroidery sew a long was a great diversion, thanks for the joy.
The Black is cool
love the snowman. Great video
Excited for the moose mug rug.
Missed the lived this morning. Watched the the video later and enjoyed it. I really liked the snowman outlined in black.
Sad... Missed your show but watching now.
Where can we get the Snowman design? He’s adorable and so cheerful!☃️
Great Job!
Good morning from Justin, TX
Thank you Sue for the great design and fun video.
Rewatching
I missed you darling but im watching you after the real show.
Your so real... I love it.
When you said the camera should have a buzzer, all i could think of is the game operator.
I have a needle threader like you but have trouble getting it to thread the needle.
Walmart sells the sissors sharpener also.
Awesome video and thank you for your time explaining things. You all go above and beyond!
Where can I get the Snowman Mug Rug Pattern?
Hi Sue! Great video!! I love your easy going, you can do this style! I watched it after the fact, as I was busy, as I usually am Saturday mornings. But I do love watching them. I have several questions. What is your source of all the pretty color felt? And what happens to the mug rugs made of felt when they get dirty and have to be washed? I am excited about the door projects. I went over to DIME and watched the video and downloaded the design. As far as your 2020 stippling design - is it possible for you to create one for the 8X8, 9X9, and 9x14 hoops or does that take too much time. I will gladly pay for each size individually, as I know digitizing is a long process. And since you said we would be using some of the larger hoops, might I suggest you create a placemat in the 9X14 hoop? Thank you very much for your consideration. Sue Cleek
I'm confused. I cannot find the free ITH Snowman Mug Rug! I LOVE him!!!
I thought maybe a garland made out of these designs that could be hung up.
That would be so cute!!
Re-Play!!...hugs :)
A fireman. And policeman
How funny your using purple. I was thinking of doing purple. Lol
I like the bright purple.
Felt does wear /dull down sissors.
I can’t find the link for next weeks ‘Door’ project. Can you help?
Under the dime site i think.
They posted the site
Go to dzgns.com, and go to the blog section. I think it is the most recent blog post, if not it is one of the most recent.
I have been trying to create a tree that could be stitched out for family tree names. I love genealogy too. No luck on my tree because i don't have special programs to do it.
Anita Gooddesign has a family tree design!
@@suecleek4251 thanks i didn't notice on her page.
Could you explain "change the bobbin" when you mentioned this at the beginning. Should it be a certain weight? Would prewound do?
Sue was going to change the bobbin because she thought she was low. But later in the video her bobbin to quilting thread. For the design.
What is a knock down stitch?
I use a cross-stitch pattern that “knocks” down a high pile fabric such as sherpa fabric. It allows your stitching, monogram, etc, to show well and not get lost in the high pile fabric
@@BlackMountainHawk so is that like the first part of the stitching doing cross and zig zag stitching before the actual pattern?
Yes similar, it just covers a wider area than your finish stitching
I saw a video where you used a product called "Gudy Stic". Where can I purchase it in the US? Thank you