I am no longer selling my creations to the general public. I am taking a break from making my items for sell and am enjoying making them again at my own time and leisure. I will still be posting items that I have made for friends, family and myself but I am not taking anymore customer orders. Sorry for the inconvenience! Thanks to all of my loyal customers who bought from me in the past. I had a lot of fun creating unique embroidery items for you!

Thanks,
Amber

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Shirts Galore!

I am sure you are tired of seeing shirts, shirts and more shirts. But I have received so many orders for them and just have to share the cutest ones!  I promise as soon as I get some of these orders out of  the way I will get more creative and post some new stuff other than shirts! :)  I already have some great  ideas for my boys for the summer! Anyway on to the shirts! Some of  these are previously posted designs just with different  fabric variations!
Flip-flops with lime and  hot pink polka dots and turquoise gingham flowers
(I have had the flip-flops and ladybug for a long time and am not sure where they came from)
Little Lady Bug with red gingham
 Watermelon slice with pink gingham from http://www.lynniepinnie.com/ (This is one of my favorites!)
Fabulous fish with different colors of polka dots from http://www.lynniepinnie.com/.

Blankets

I embroidered these two blankets for my sister to give to her daughter and a friend's son as a special gift for their Baptism!  Hopefully Gabbie knows I am thinking about her even though I can't be there! Enjoy your blanket Gabbie and I hope you have a special day!!
Name is embroidered in Delightful font(I have one of these blankets available for personalization if interested-$20.00 with name in font of choice) I picked up two since they were  so cute! I only have one so first come first serve, just e-mail me.
Name embroidered in Boyz R Gross font.

Friday, February 19, 2010

More Cute Designs!

I love trying out new designs!  Here are three new designs that I did for the first time that are now available.
I'm a little teapot, short and stout!!  Design from http://www.appliquecafe.com/
Perfect  for a picture at the beach!  How cute is this shovel and pail? Design from http://www.lynniepinnie.com/.
One  juicy strawberry coming up! Design from http://www.ginabugs.com/.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Taylor Applique Font

Here is a preview of the Taylor applique font stitched out. I can't wait to make some brown gingham shorts to match for my son! It will be the beginning of his summer wardrobe. This applique would look really cute in girl colors also.
Taylor applique font from http://www.lynniepinnie.com/.

*NEW* Applique Name Shirts

I am very excited to introduce Applique Name Shirts! These can be done with 3 coordinating fabrics and for a name up to 6 letters. They will be offered in gingham fabrics of girl colors or boy colors. These shirts will run higher than my regular shirts because they take more time (each letter is a seperate applique with different fabric) and require me to hoop twice, so check out the price to the right. They will be appliqued in Cherie font. Applique name shirt is shown in Cherie applique font in boy colors.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

More Designs

Curlz Applique Font in houndstooth, for that special fan!
Big Brother shirt to go with the Big Sister shirt!
Another version of the Mouse Go Wild shirt!
My favorite fish in more girly colors!
Cute little butterfly, ready for the spring!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Summer designs

Bring on summer! I think everyone is tired of the cold and ready for the warm weather to arrive. I know I am! Here are a few summer designs I did lately, with more to come.

Flip-flopapplique can be embroidered with or without the flowers.
Apex font initial with polka dots circle. Any font can be used inside the polka dots.
Ice cream cone with three layers for different fabrics. It looks good enough to eat! YUM!

Friday, January 22, 2010

Baby sets and Valentine shirt

I feel like I just finished Christmas and now on to Valentines Day! LOL :)
Boy Valentine shirt for Carter! I acutally got something for my boys finished early! YEA! Truck with heart applique from http://www.appliquecafe.com/. Truck can be done without the heart, for a cute anytime boys shirt.
2-piece baby set(bib and burprag). Delightful font with bird applique (bird applique was designed by a friend and not for sale).
3-piece set (bib,burprag, and onesie) Curlz applique letters from http://www.8clawsandapaw.com/ with delightful font.

Friday, January 8, 2010

Welcome 2010!

Sew excited to welcome a new year! I have many new ideas and new designs! There will be some changes to my blog and to the prices. Check back often to see whats new!
Big sister applique for that special little girl! Cherie applique with love font underneath. Cherie applique font from http://www.jolsonsdesigns.com/.
Tie applique 2-piece set for that handsome little boy in Turner Font. Tie applique from http://www.ggdesignsembroidery.com/

Perfect apron for the hubby to grill with on game day.

Friday, November 13, 2009

For the boys...

Since I have been doing so many girl designs, it is high time for the boys to be represented. Here are a few designs that I have been doing with boy themes.
Cute dinosaur applique from http://www.appliquecafe.com/. I used green seersucker for the applique.
Santa Clause applique from http://www.sewforum.com/. Don't you just love Santa's Minky dot fabric beard?
My favorite! My boys will be wearing rudolph this year! Rudolph applique from http://www.fivestarfonts.com/. I really like the brown gingham fabric antlers!

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Go Wild and Princess Ella!

Mouse shirt for a customer who is going to Disney World for the Animal Kingdom. Zebra and hot pink look really good together! Mouse applique from http://www.stitchontime.com/. Disney font from http://www.embroideryfontshop.com/.
Princess shirt with crown applique from http://www.appliquecafe.com/. I added the word princess, that is not part of original design. I used minky dot fabric on the top and bottom of the applique. Can you tell I really like the minky dot fabric?! I seem to be using it on all my appliques lately.

Tip on using the minky dot: always use a sticky stabilizer on the back of the minky dot before appliqueing. It keeps it from stretching or moving in the applique process. Also DO NOT use a iron on the minky dot, it melts it and it loses its softness.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Non-traditional colors

Here are some more Thanksgiving/Christmas shirts in non-traditional colors. I love the hot pink/lime green for Christmas for girls. I also made a hot pink/lime green bow to match.


Friday, November 6, 2009

Thanksgiving/Christmas

Turkey applique from http://www.emblibrary.com/ with Curlz font and Christmas tree applique from http://www.sewforum.com/ with Curlz applique.


I can't believe the Holidays are so close at hand. I have been working hard this week, to finish up Thanksgiving and Christmas orders so that we can leave on vacation in a couple of weeks,YEA!!

More Orders!

Here are some new designs I have been working on! I love using minky dot fabric for appliques! The kids seem to like it also, since it feels so soft.

Cherie applique from http://www.jolsonsdesigns.com/ with brown minky dot fabric. Apex font from http://www.apexembdesigns.com/.

Bird applique from http://www.sewforum.com/ also with brown minky dot fabric. Pinafore font (can't remember where it came from)

Purse applique from http://www.ginabugs.com/. IfI had a little girl I wouldn't want to part with this shirt! It turned out so cute! Pink minky dot fabric on top part of purse with Curlz font initial.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Customer Orders!

I am swamped with orders right now, but just wanted to post the latest of my creations! A dipaer bag set and some applique shirts! Enjoy!


Sunday, October 18, 2009

Baby Shower FUN!

My sister-in-law had a Baby Shower on Saturday and I was so excited to make some baby girl things for her! Girly stuff is my favorite to make, because I LOVE all things pink and frilly!

The finished projects

Cherie applique font from http://www.jolsonsdesigns.com/. This site is fabulous. All of their fonts are ONLY $3.00 each!

Resort font from http://www.8clawsandapaw.com/ . I tried something different by adding a ruffle to the bottom of the burp rag.

Love font and Curlz font. I have had these fonts for a LONG time so I am not sure where they came from.

Minky dot bib (my design) and burp cloth with Girls are weird font. The name Ava was a freebie from http://www.sewforum.com/. For the burp rag I sewed the minky dot fabric down the center of the burp rag for a boutique look.
Cherie applique font from http://www.jolsonsdesigns.com/. Again, home of the $3.00 fonts!
Same font as above, but just wanted to add these onesies came from the Dollar Tree! What a fabulous find for $1.00. They are constructed well for one buck and come in all colors and sizes.Since Baby Ava will be here before Christmas she has to have a Baby's First Chirstmas onesie to take a picture in!! Can't remember where the design is from, but as soon as I find it I will post it.

Friday, October 2, 2009

A fun way to trade!


A recently came across an add on craigslist where a lady who sells Mary Kay makeup was wanting to trade makeup for handmade items (bows, clothes, etc.). I use Mary Kay makeup and thought it sounded like a fun idea. Mary Kay makeup is not cheap if bought at full price, so I figured I could embroider some items for her and I would get my make-up for a fraction of the cost. Today we met at McDonalds and swaped items. It was such a fun way to trade items. I got my makeup and she got some cute embroidered items! (By the way, I looked the lady up on the Mary Kay website before I aggreed to the deal, she was a reputable Mary Kay seller.)

Boys R Gross font with football applique from http://www.sewforum.com/.
Minky dot blanket with Carmen font from http://www.8clawsandapaw.com/.
Pillowcase dress with fluttersleeves pattern from www.pinchingyourpennies.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88150
The only thing I changed was the size of the sleeves. I cut out a 4 1/2in by 9 1/2in rectangle for each sleeve before hemmed and ruffled the bottom material before attaching.