MORE GREAT PROJECTS FROM CUSTOMERS AT SNIP AND STITCH, NANAIMO, BC

Posted on February 27, 2015 by

As promised…..here are some lovely Show & Tell projects from customers at Snip & Stitch Sewing Center, Nanaimo.

Stephanie holding up her cross stitch embroidery: she converted this hand cross stitch pattern into machine embroidery cross stitch.

Stephanie holding up her cross stitch embroidery: she converted this hand cross stitch pattern into machine embroidery cross stitch.

Dianne is proudly holding the bag she made with funky cats.

Dianne is proudly holding the bag she made with funky cats.

Another bag - this one made by who proudly holds it up.

Another bag with machine embroidery, rouching & dec. stitching – this one made by Joan who proudly holds it up.

Kathy is the owner of Snip and Stitch Sewing Centre. She is holding up the janomelife book giveaway that Doreen won at the end of January in our blog draw.

Kathy is the owner of Snip and Stitch Sewing Centre. She is holding up the janomelife fleece book giveaway that Doreen won at the end of January in our blog draw.

Donna mae holds up her quilt which was made totally with left overs from another project and free motion quilted with feathers......Ihave named Donna Mae a "free motion Queen" as she does such lovely stitching

Donna Mae holds up her quilt which was made totally with left overs from another project and free motion quilted with feathers……I have named Donna Mae a “free motion Queen” as she does such lovely feather stitching

Donna who was visiting from the BC Interior showed us a set of placemats that she had made.

Donna who was visiting from the BC Interior showed us a set of placemats that she had made for a gift …… bet we all wish we could be her friend?!

This delightful chicken & rooster quilt was a long standing UFO but now finished and proudly displayed by

This delightful chicken & rooster quilt was a long standing UFO but is now finished and proudly displayed by Dorothy.  You can’t see it but the quilt backing was a fabric with a chicken coop wire pattern….so appropriate.

Jackie tells us about her Christmas cross stitch done with her Janome Embroidery machine.

Jackie tells us about her Christmas cross stitch done with her Janome Embroidery machine.

It is so wonderful to see all the creativity and beautiful projects that people all over Canada make. What have you made recently?

About lizafrica

I am the National Education Manager for Janome & Elna Canada (including Artistic Creative products) and I LOVE to sew! I have been employed full time in the sewing and quilting industry for almost 30 years so I bring a wealth of sewing knowledge & expertise to this blog. I enjoy all forms of sewing from quilting to sewing garments to machine embroidery and software. Pretty much everything in my life is seen through the eyes of a passionate sewer! I am constantly on the look out for fun, innovative and inspiring ideas to share with you all on this blog. I also love to sew, read, knit , crochet, travel and spend time with my family and friends.
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4 Responses to MORE GREAT PROJECTS FROM CUSTOMERS AT SNIP AND STITCH, NANAIMO, BC

  1. mary nixon says:
    February 27, 2015 at 2:42 pm

    How do I find out how to use my Janome to convert crossstitch patterns?

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    • lizafrica says:
      March 3, 2015 at 1:40 pm

      Hi Mary,
      This is quite aN involved and intermediate to advanced software exercise. The lady I featureD in the blog post is pretty accomplished advanced with a few brands of embroidery software.
      Unfortunately it is not something I can address in this forum. However, you could approach your Janome dealer to see if they might offer you a class or one-on-one lessons on this topic. You could also approach Trevor Conquergood at http://www.sunsetstitches.com for assistance. I believe he may be happy to provide you with lessons. I remember Stephanie telling me she had received assistance from Trevor when she digitized those aboriginal design fish cross stitch patterns shown in the blog post. I know it was a challenge for her and took many hours of work until she was satisfied with the results.
      Good luck.

      Liz
      JANOME CANADA.

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  2. Linda says:
    February 27, 2015 at 11:35 am

    Great projects ladies.

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  3. Eva Peters says:
    February 27, 2015 at 8:09 am

    Loved the “show and tell”! Hope to see more of these.

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