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2004, Stephanie Potts
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Unique snowflakes combining whimsy and sophistication in an icy pastel color pallette are
wonderful for winter embroidery projects. These flakes won't melt after Christmas either!
They'll last all winter to brighten up any project. Most have some applique element using
pearlescent sheers or a sheer fabric with metallic thread running through. These designs
just beg for metallic threads and variegated pastels for the detail stitching. Take it one step
further and apply heat set chrystals scattered around your flakes for some added sparkle.
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A close up of Nora's sweatshirt shows the heat set chrystals she added.
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Once again, Nora has created such a cute item with designs she tested.
She was brave to test them on the final project, LOL. She used heat set
jewels to accent the designs. Closeups are below.
Linda from St. Paris, OH, sent in this picture. She used the sample
download, Stargazer (above) but added an applique background of her own
design. The applique fabric has some sparkle to it that the picture didn't
pick up. She also says the colors are slightly off as the shirt is Navy in
color. But it gives one a really good idea of how nicely she pulled this
together. Thank you Linda.
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Yet another sweatshirt Nora used the Chance of Snow designs on. You can
see the jewels she added. Thank you for testing and sending these pictures
Nora!
Margie B. was kind enough to send in pictures of the shirt she made with Chance of Snow designs.