Miscellaneous Projects

Projects that I don’t see I ever posted …

Purchased file to make a clock for a newborn baby. Her Mommy adores owls!

I bought a couple of collector pins from Honey Bee Stamps … made them a home, and added magnets on the back. Refrigerator magnet.


Simple tray for Silhouette Cameo & miscellaneous tools.

Cake topper for Granddaughter’s third birthday.

Coasters and tray for Daughter and Son-in-law.


A frame for one of my machine embroideries. Front attaches to back plate with magnets to swap out embroideries.

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Those are some nice and useful things. Love the owl clock!

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I loved the owl also. Was hard not to make one for myself! :slight_smile:

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Nice variety of projects. I like them all, but love the castle cake topper because it must have meant a lot to the little recipient.

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Everything is adorable. I really like the chicken coop :rofl: it’s super cute. I also like your embroidery frame. Is there something in there to make sure the fabric stays where it is?

I’ve got a big piece of fabric I bought at the Toyota factory in Japan that I’ve been meaning to make a frame for. It’s too big for normal bed dimensions, but my biggest concern is not poking holes in it in order to keep it flat.

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These are great. I especially love the wee chicken coop and the swap-out frame. Nice work!

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I like the gnome embroidery…and the magnet frame is a cool idea! :sunglasses: :+1:

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What a great assortment of cool and lovely things! You really should post your work more often…it’s all really good.

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I used small magnets between the backer and the front frame … they trap the fabric.

Plan on making a couple of similar frames for the kids to utilize on the end of my large filing cabinet.

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These are gorgeous! The clock is so cute, your embroidery is absolutely lovely!

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Yes!

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Can’t really take credit for the embroidery, as the machine does it. Thread selection and proper hooping I can take credit for. :slight_smile: Not enough time to do everything.

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Some great projects. I love the darling henhouse!

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Oh that’s brilliant! Decades ago when I worked in a framing shop we had one woman who came in monthly to get embroideries framed. She probably spent easily 10k a year!

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Lovely projects! We have some similar interests, although I admittedly haven’t had as much time to work on things as I’d have liked…

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Wow!! That is a lot on framing! She probably sold them then. I do everything for gifts. So, I’m as frugal as I can be. :slight_smile:

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I LOVE The chicken coop. And you are quite talented at embroidery as well! That’s beautiful!

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Thank you. I love what you can do with cardboard!

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Wow i did NOT realize that was cardboard…awesome!

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Makes for a nice light weight magnet. :slight_smile:

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