Skip to main content

A NEW Freebie Tea Towel is Ready

I missed posting the new Freebie tea towel for Flag Day by 2 days but it can be stitched up in plenty of time for the 4th of July!

3CheersFreebie2009Red, White and Blue Perle cotton make the patriotic Summer Fireworks design come to life.  Embroidery the towel in just an afternoon or an evening, it is quick to complete.  Use the cheerful towel for the summer kitchen clean up and tuck it in your picnic basket for your 4th of July celebration.

Enjoy yourself as usual!

Comments

  1. JosieJune 18, 2009 at 10:52 AM

    Beautifully done! I love all your needlework creations, especially the holiday pillows, they are my favorites; I think I have purchase everyone. I receive many compliments from family and friends during the holidays. I look forward to see the next edition of them this year.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Grama ChrisJune 28, 2009 at 8:44 AM

    Now we have phrases like REDWORK but in my days it was just plain embroidery. I like to say REDWORK because it sounds so dramatic & I get friends involved. I Have purchased so much that I have projects till the end of time. This site gives me loads of ideas & to share with my friends especially the FREEBE ones, THANK YOU for offerring that. Till then happy days everyday.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Are YOU Taking our RedWork Challenge???

We just had a call from the folks at Road To California Quilt Show. They want to list Your Names for the show book about our Special RedWork Challenge Exhibit . Email your name to me today so we can send soon! info@BirdBrainDesigns.net   Still time to start stitching and send by January 10!!
52 comments
Read more

New Christmas Freebie for you

It is now only 25 days to the BIG Christmas Day.  Whip up a few tea towels or make ornaments with our December Freebie design . I embroidered Santa holding a mini Christmas tree on a Sage Green striped tea towel.  He only took a couple of hours one night to complete.  A hint for you to speed your embroidery.  Thread a crewel embroidery needle for each of the colors in your design.  You won’t always be pulling the thread out and changing color.  This little cutie would make a great ornament too.  Just do the embroidery on muslin and finish in your favorite way.  FUN! I used our handy dandy Transfer-Eze to print the Freebie Santa and finger press on our Dunroven House tea towel.  The Freebie design can be put on your light box to trace directly onto the fabric – BUT – toweling is a little thicker and rougher than muslin.  Using Transfer-Eze solves the problem.  The smooth Transfer-Eze film put on your towel gives you a nice de...
36 comments
Read more

Transfer-Eze Embroidery Magic

Lots of us have been having a wonderful time using Transfer-Eze , the NEW water soluble film on paper backing you can use with your printer.  Instead of the tedious task of tracing embroidery designs onto fabric you can print the design on the Transfer-Eze. I printed a snowmen for a new design twice – one for Embroidery and one for Needle Felting on wool fabric.  Just pull the Transfer-Eze film off the paper backing.  To conserve the paper, I cut off one snowman and still have 2/3 of the paper left to print on again later! Dark fabrics are nearly impossible to trace an embroidery design on as the light from your light box doesn’t go through the dark fabric.  Transfer-Eze is just the ticket!   Finger press your printed design on the dark fabric.  I found the Transfer-Eze adhered better to the fabric after the fabric was washed to remove the sizing. The printed design shows beautifully on the film pressed on the dark red fabric. This is going to be EASY t...
42 comments
Read more