Ideas Needed

Jul 28, 2007 7 Replies

I have an embroidery machine and have embroidered, towels, t-shirts, cushion covers and cards. I even embroidered a bed cover. I now feel I need some new ideas on what to embroider. Machine and thread are standing by idle, which is a shame but I've run out of ideas and need some inspiration on what to do next. Has anyone got any thoughts about it?



Margaret


If you're looking for things that you don't have to make first, check out

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NAYY I do belong to the "club" which is free and which has some great specials.

Great site! I love embroidery on denim shirts, and don't particularly want to take the time to make them. They also carry the walking foot which fits the 401A, and the one I've had for years recently broke.

How low-ball an offer have you tried there?

Beverly

I bought some stuff with what I thoought (and intended) to be a nearly insulting offer, which they countered with a more reasonable one. Then I joined the club, which gives you the price of things on special - often impressively low, so I bought more stuff. *sigh* I got stuff!!!!

I was still using my P.O.E.M. then and got a few things for that...then they had this little zippered case with a bunch of different specialty scissors for what a store I visited wanted for one pair...and so it goes....

Cool! I registered last night, I am going to put in a bid on the Singer walking feet and a denim shirt... or two...or three..... ;-}

Beverly

Club members can buy some denim shirts -

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There's no bidding on these, but that's a pretty good price. Once you're on the club mailing list, you get alerted to specials, too. I always check the club "garage sale" -- there's some really good buys there.Just looked at the presser feet for the first time - an amazing assortment!!!

Indeed. I don't really need a lot of different feet, but I miss my walking foot.

Thanks,

Beverly

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