There are two Collections on this page!!!
These designs are ideal for the Brother
PR-600 and the Baby Lock BMP6 machines, as the maximum colors are 5 colors in one design. Most of the
designs have 1 color and 3 colors only.
Buy both sets for $30 US!!!
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The frame around each design represents the 4 x 4 inch stitching area and the designs stitch out exactly
the size you see them in each frame.
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The frame around each design represents the 4 x 4 inch stitching area and the designs stitch out exactly
the size you see them in each frame.
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Projects with these designs
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This lovely traycloth and tea cosy were made by one of my testers, Monica Powell.
Please e-mail
her.
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Monica Powell, from Ladysmith, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa, made this lovely pair of slippers, when
she tested the Corner designs for me. Please e-mail Monica.
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Linda Madrid from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, made this beautiful tone on tone quilt with these corners
designs. The picture on the left is of the quilt top, just after she put it together. The quality of
the picture isn't very good, but you will recognize the individual corner designs very well. She used
one design from a future collection for the center of this quilt, but anyone of the corner designs can
be used for the center. Look at the design combination images at the bottom down the page for the center
block for such a quilt.
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On the image above you will see how Linda did free style stippling between the blocks and the designs,
when she finished off this quilt. Linda used a very faint, marbled kind of fabric for this quilt. This
isn't a large quilt and the size is about 38 square inches.
Please e-mail Linda.
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If you want to make quilt blocks with these corners, here are some ideas of how you can use them. You
can also combine these corner designs with the Miniature roses to embroider tablecloths and other household
linens.
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For Brother PR-600 and Baby Lock EMP6 owners!!
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While I was busy adding these quilt pictures to this page and looked at the quilt that Linda has made,
I suddenly got this 'bright' idea. Linda has a Pfaff 7570 and can only use 4x4 inch designs. With these
new wonderul machines, you have the ability to merge these designs on the machine or you can do it in
the software. Merge 4 of these designs and instead of embroidering individual small blocks, you can make
a larger block with 4 of these designs at once. By merging these designs in any combination, you can
even create your own 'mystery quilt', as you won't really know how the quilt will look like before you
haven't embroidered all the blocks. Just remember, you will need 4 blocks of each combination and you
will need one block for the center of the quilt.
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These are images I played with from Linda's quilt and which will show you how each merged block will
look like.
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Just by editing these images in Paint Shop Pro, I created two different looking quilts and by combining
these designs in different ways, you can also come out with many different options.
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This is how I merged two designs in my software and I used the largest hoop for the PR-600 (PBM6) as
the design page area. To work very precise, draw a 4x4 inch running stitch block around each design and
make sure that the design and the running stitch frame is centered. This is just so you can merge the
designs correctly in the software, using the correct 4x4 inch sewing area of each design. The designs
aren't the same size and by doing this, you will have the correct position of each design. After you
combined all the designs, you can just delete the running stitch outlines around each design, before
embroidering the blocks.
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The image above shows the 4x4 inch running stitch outlines around each design and shows you how I combined
only 5 different designs in my software to get an idea of how a quilt will look like. Some of the designs
I changed to stitch in one color only and some I left in the original colors, I digitized them in. It
shows you that you can also embroider some of the designs in different colors and combine them with the
designs that will stitch in one color only. The image below shows how the quilt will look like, after
I removed the 4x4 inch running stitch blocks.
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Please note, all the designs that I have used for the ideas above, are from Corners 1 only. By combining
other designs in one collection, or designs from both collections, you can come up with more quilt ideas.
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This design can be repeated to make a round or an oval tray cloth, or you can use this as a center for
a round or oval table cloth.
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The same design can be embroidered three times on a neck line for a blouse or T/Shirt.
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