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A Bit of whimsy, a glimpse of magic, and we're off again. Oh what incredible choices! But that's what we've come to expect from a card by Joyce Drexler. Joyce's Grand Flower Collection certainly continues that tradition.
Should I embroider them bold in the colors suggested, Or in soft pastels that should probably be tested? The version for redwork in Sulky Cotton, or even blue work must not be forgotten! What shall I try first? Oh what a dilemma, The Lupine, Queen Anne's lace, the bugs with antennae? Placemats, a tablecloth, new curtains? Oh wow, The shirt I'm wearing? Off it comes, I'll do it right now!
Contains 1 CD-ROM, compatible with these large frame household sewing machine systems: Baby Lock: ESE, ESE2, Ellageo, Ellure, Borther: PC-6500, 8200, 8500, Ultimate (PES), Bernina Artista (ART), Elna Xquisit (EEMD), Janome 10000 (JEF), Singer XL150, Singer XL1000 (PSW/XXX), Singer XL5000 (SEMD), Viking Designer 1 (SHV)
All of the above embroidery designs are compatible with most embroidery machines. However, they come on floppy disks or CD-Roms that require software to convert them for use on your particular embroidery machine. If you do not have the software, you need to contact your embroidery machine dealer to see if they will convert it for you.
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