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Having access to an embroidery machine isn’t a bad thing. Being capable of digitizing isn’t bad either. Combine both, and the possibilities are endless.
I have access to a Brother SuperGalaxie 3100D; and digitize in Brother’s PE-Design V6 as well as in Stitch Era (just because it has different and, in some cases, better possibilities to do things).
Here’s a (small and really absolutely not complete!) collection of things I digitized and embroidered (to which I’ll add new works as soon as they are done):
Star Wars – Padmé – blue Tattooine “poncho”
See more of this costume and the embroideries I made for it here.
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Star Wars – Queen Apailana
See more of this costume and the embroideries I made for it here.
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| The finished embroidery (well, about 10 inches respectively three repeats of the pattern of it – it’s just a test embroidery, remember?…) on the left (with my hand holding it), compared to the original embroideries (on the right; exhibit photo). I guess I need to dye my velvet a tad more blueish, but other than that, I guess it looks good  |
Star Wars – Padmé / Amidala – Coruscant Packing Dress
See more of this costume and the embroideries I made for it here.
Jacket with Morning Glories
My mom has china with Morning Glories on it. I love them; I even once made a cake for her which had Morning Glories on it so it would match her china. When I bought a very cheap autumn jacket (11 Euros! Primark! *lol*), I thought it couldn’t hurt to decorate it a bit. Originally I wanted to embroider a giant Torchwood logo to it; then, however, I decided to use the Morning Glories which I had digitized for a tablecloth for my mother.
Here’s the result:
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A sailor’s jacket for my son
My son *loves* anything that has to do with ships. So when I bought him a sailor’s jacket, which was a bit dull as it was, he asked me to embroider it with nautical images. No problem!
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The front is embroidered with several different sailor’s knots, while the back has an anchor and a sail / mast, of which the latter seems to emerge from beneath the tiny piece of fake belting. (You have NO idea how his friends at school envy him for this one! *lol*
Seat covers for my dad’s soccer ‘arena’
The ‘arena’ is covered in depth on this page; here are, just for the sake of the embroideries, the seat covers again:
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