Tribe.net. Local Connections cindy http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/186135a1-d680-441d-ac08-197bb5f0efd7 2007-09-03T16:17:02Z 2007-08-22T03:11:23Z

<div>does anyone still post here?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 23 replies </div>

cindy 2007-08-22T03:11:23Z Bibia http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/901d995e-f764-438d-af92-e3e8a3de5e1b 2007-08-27T04:03:58Z 2007-08-27T01:46:29Z

<div>I've been watching Miami Ink and LA Ink today and I think I figured out how to do the embroidery portraits! And I even have a light box at home.....now to practice! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 1 reply </div>

Bibia 2007-08-27T01:46:29Z Bibia http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/5e790bdc-800d-4fbd-a634-71cb93ab9ff0 2007-08-24T01:24:30Z 2006-05-01T15:07:40Z

<div>I am new here! I love embroidery! I want to learn to do portraits in embroidery. First off, how do you make the pattern? Do I need to take it to the photo store? <br/>Thanks <br/>Bea aka Bibia</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 3 replies </div>

Bibia 2006-05-01T15:07:40Z maralove http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/d390c43d-9a36-4e8c-a226-c1bfbaa64905 2006-05-01T14:40:22Z 2006-05-01T14:40:22Z

<div>I need help finding a good pictorial example of how to do th French knot. I have a stitch pattern that calls for it and am so stumped. <br/> <br/>Help!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 0 replies </div>

maralove 2006-05-01T14:40:22Z yourmom80085 http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/4c5cba28-b7f4-4de1-a80e-95dcbbb22e67 2005-04-28T14:59:00Z 2005-04-27T06:10:48Z

<div>Is there an easy way to flip the patterns, you know, so two patterns are facing each other?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 2 replies </div>

yourmom80085 2005-04-27T06:10:48Z Caledonia http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/7c480b62-655a-4c1e-8871-0ca7150cb07e 2005-04-26T05:17:00Z 2005-03-01T20:01:05Z

<div>I was pleased as punch to find a forum dedicted to my fave embroideries, SS! I just got the Stitch-it kit, and have quite a few other SS patterns- I never get tired of them! <br/> <br/>Just had to give yall a shout out. <br/>C.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 1 reply </div>

Caledonia 2005-03-01T20:01:05Z http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/e1a762e7-72c1-4584-a071-5f9efa218cff 2004-06-29T23:46:31Z 2004-06-29T23:46:31Z

<div>i mainly do all my embroidery with good old fashioned DMC floss, but recently ran across silk ribbon embroidery. of course, all the information/patterns related to this are generally concerned wth making very traditional, victorian pieces. have you done anything with ribbon embroidery that was more non-traditional? <br/> <br/>here's a link to my blog too, which has a gallery of the embroidered work i've done. some with sublime stitch patterns, some with my own designs! <br/> <br/>amanda <br/> <br/>http://receptionista.typepad.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-06-29T23:46:31Z JessStaley_technotribalgirl http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/72753f84-c067-40b0-9191-a0b4477b012a 2004-06-07T20:26:53Z 2004-06-07T17:22:43Z

<div>OK, I just got my first embroidery machine this weekend. I got the Bernina Artista 165. Up to now I have mostly just been a sewer, but have been thinking of getting into machine embroidery as well (I had held back because I'm so not a ducks-in-bonnets person!). But the price was right on this machine! For now I just have the machine, and have not purchased the software.... <br/> <br/>Anyway, I'm also a techie person, and was wondering exactly what the hardware format is for the embroidery cards that the Artista uses and can I use hardware other than what Bernina sells? Do I have to get their card reader-writer? I was going to get a few pieces of artwork of mine digitized and was thinking I would have to find a way to get it from the CD into the embroidery machine.... which means I would need a card, and a reader, right? <br/> <br/>Thanks for the help if anyone can help! <br/> <br/>Jess</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 1 reply </div>

JessStaley_technotribalgirl 2004-06-07T17:22:43Z Jenny http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/95d995e3-f298-4660-9494-3ff9a98a0833 2004-05-12T16:54:42Z 2003-12-27T18:37:15Z

<div>Great gobs of goodness. The new line of Sublime Stitching craft patterns came out earlier this month, but in case you missed the announcement, I give you: <br/> <br/>Darling Dachshunds <br/>Gothic Grandeur <br/>Pinups &amp; Panthers <br/>I Luv Veggies (with mix 'n match faces) <br/> <br/>Here they are: <br/>http://www.sublimestitching.com/transferpreview.html <br/> <br/>Even if you have never held a needle and thread, you can stitch along the lines of these super easy patterns to fancy up purses, curtains, clothing, pillows...whateva. There are even starter kits with all the supplies needed available on the site. <br/> <br/>Get to it and do it! <br/> <br/>Jenny <br/>owner/designer <br/>Sublime Stitching <br/>Finally! Cool craft patterns. <br/>http://www.SublimeStitching.com <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>ps. <br/>Remember, mail in any print ad you see for Sublime Stitching to receive a free pack of patterns. Send clipping to: <br/>Sublime Stitching <br/>Pack Offer <br/>PO Box 15130 <br/>Austin, TX 78761</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 3 replies </div>

Jenny 2003-12-27T18:37:15Z Jenny http://sublimestitching.tribe.net/thread/229247a2-6389-474a-9473-6e8eed0dfee6 2003-12-29T16:30:31Z 2003-12-28T17:17:33Z

<div>Hey there! There are no hard and fast rules for this gathering. I may use it as a way to bounce ideas off you all, announce stuff on the site, show new work. Ya know. Stuff like that. <br/> <br/>I hope you'll use it to post questions/suggestions for me, each other, share your own work in stitching (of any kind), links to interesting finds, and just basically help up the creative ante on what's expected of those who weild needle and thread. <br/> <br/>The only thing that I ask you not use it for is any kind of inquiries about orders placed with Sublime Stitching. Please send those here: orders@sublimestitching.com <br/> <br/>Right. On. <br/> <br/>xoxo, <br/>Jenny</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://sublimestitching.tribe.net">Sublime Stitching</a> - 2 replies </div>

Jenny 2003-12-28T17:17:33Z