Fetzer Seed Packs 1-Machine Embroidery for 4x4-5x7-mega

Fetzer Floral Seed Packs #1 Machine Embroidery Designs & Redwork This collection is from an exclusive set of graphics from artist Anne Fetzer. Each design is presented in several forms in sizes as noted. You will see below the flowers isolated in embroidery and redwork form, for 4x4 hoop.  For the 5x7 hoop, the seed packs are presented in 3 forms: embroidery and also one set with lacework background, which adds even more texture. The redwork seed packs are also sized for the mega hoop (150 mm). The redwork, which is great for machine trapunto, is continuous line stitching few or no trims. Because of this, redwork designs make great machine quilting motifs. Redwork stitches up quickly and provides a vintage effect. 4x4 5x7 Mega

PLEASE READ:

• My designs are manually digitized with as few jumps as possible.

• Each design has been test stitched, edited where necessary, and retested until I see they
  will be trouble free for you to sew.

• Tech support is available if you have difficulty with any of my designs.

• All copyright laws apply. For more info, visit www.embroideryprotection.org

• You may stitch my designs on items for sale, but designs or design sets may not be resold or
  shared by purchaser, alone or in combination.

• I can supply designs on CD or floppy disk, including a Designer 1-ready disk. See table below.

• You must let me know what format you need. Shipping is delayed until you specify
  your stitch format.

• Email option available. See classified ad.

• You will receive a thread order list for designs with more than one color.

  PROJECT IDEAS:

• Quilt squares-follow link below to see picture of awesome quilt by ebayer Catherine T. Redwork is suitable for machine quilting motifs.

• Table runner, tablecloths, napkins, placemats

• Embellish a tote bag, vest or jacket

• Embellish guest towels or bath towel sets (be sure to use water soluble stabilizer on top.)

• Embellishment for a favorite t-shirt. I sometimes stitch the design on weaver's cloth, tack it to the shirt leaving a small margin loose, which will fray for a nice edge. Another variation is to tack it down using a blanket stitch.

• Decorative pillows or framed pictures.