I received it as a birthday gift from my parents one year, and I've taken to tinkering with it recently...
It's fun to see how a computer graphic or professional embroidery design can become a tangible embellishment with relative ease. I've resurrected the little "business" that I started back in Missouri with my friend Alisa, and now Little Lamm Designs is a little embroidery and gift boutique online via Facebook and the indie crafters marketplace Etsy.
If you're curious, here are some examples of designs I can sew:
You can find a pretty thorough catalog of my designs here, and there are a few products for sale here. The coolest part is that I can digitize most computer graphics as well as add text and monograms on anything that can fit in my embroidery hoops.
On a side note, I'm looking into making embroidered patches as well!
so I have had my machine since Ashton was a baby and I still haven't touched the digitizing aspect of it yet...I'm a lot scared of that one. I love doing fun little projects. You are bolder than I am...I have talked about starting a business for a long time...I just do things for family and friends.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your business...have fun "tinkering" and being crafty! I love your FB setup!
yeah friend...that's so exciting! looks like you're off to a really great start...congrats! :)
ReplyDeletelori I am looking for your little lamb on fb, but I cant find it. I love getting to see your little ones they are so cute
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool, Lori!
ReplyDeleteHey, Annie! You should be able to see it at http://www.facebook.com/littlelammdesigns Hope that helps!
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