OT Machine Embroidery of String of Christmas Light Bulbs

I am looking for a free pattern I can download of a string of Christmas
Lights to put on a sweatshirt. A local Shop had a class on it and gave out
the disc if you took the class. It is a swervy bias tape you make and fuse
it to the shirt and reinforce sew it. Then the light bulbs are what ever
color fabric you want it to be the put in you disc and it does a stain
stitch around in the shape of a light bulb then you trim close and it also
does the screw in part of the bulb to. You then move on to the next bulb and
when you are down in will make the next part it is the plug at the end of
the cord. I need it in the HUS set up if anyone has it or knows where I can
get it.

Thanks ,
She

http://www.cvkey.com/images/040/c040-02600.gif
heres one might do ya.
jeanne

"She in PA" wrote in message
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I am looking for a free pattern I can download of a string of Christmas
Lights to put on a sweatshirt. A local Shop had a class on it and gave out
the disc if you took the class. It is a swervy bias tape you make and fuse
it to the shirt and reinforce sew it. Then the light bulbs are what ever
color fabric you want it to be the put in you disc and it does a stain
stitch around in the shape of a light bulb then you trim close and it also
does the screw in part of the bulb to. You then move on to the next bulb
and when you are down in will make the next part it is the plug at the end
of the cord. I need it in the HUS set up if anyone has it or knows where I
can get it.

Thanks ,
She

That is so cute. I marked it as a favorite in case I get to come back to it.
Thank you, jeanne. Polly

"nzlstar" wrote in message
http://www.cvkey.com/images/040/c040-02600.gif
heres one might do ya.
jeanne

"She in PA" wrote in message
I am looking for a free pattern I can download of a string of Christmas
Lights to put on a sweatshirt. A local Shop had a class on it and gave
out
the disc if you took the class. It is a swervy bias tape you make and
fuse
it to the shirt and reinforce sew it. Then the light bulbs are what ever
color fabric you want it to be the put in you disc and it does a stain
stitch around in the shape of a light bulb then you trim close and it
also
does the screw in part of the bulb to. You then move on to the next bulb
and when you are down in will make the next part it is the plug at the
end
of the cord. I need it in the HUS set up if anyone has it or knows where
I
can get it.

my pleasure, polly.
tho its not the one i'd seen so i'll look for that one again later today ,
after guild meeting.
jeanne
nope, no siggy here with a reply, hmmmm

"Polly Esther" wrote...
That is so cute. I marked it as a favorite in case I get to come back to
it.
Thank you, jeanne. Polly

"nzlstar" wrote in message
http://www.cvkey.com/images/040/c040-02600.gif
heres one might do ya.
jeanne



"She in PA" wrote in message
I am looking for a free pattern I can download of a string of Christmas
Lights to put on a sweatshirt. A local Shop had a class on it and gave
out the disc if you took the class. It is a swervy bias tape you make and
fuse it to the shirt and reinforce sew it. Then the light bulbs are what
ever
color fabric you want it to be the put in you disc and it does a stain
stitch around in the shape of a light bulb then you trim close and it
also does the screw in part of the bulb to. You then move on to the next
bulb
and when you are down in will make the next part it is the plug at the
end of the cord. I need it in the HUS set up if anyone has it or knows
where
I can get it.

ah ha, got my siggy on replys now, just testing it, ta.
jeanne
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"nzlstar" wrote ...
my pleasure, polly.
tho its not the one i'd seen so i'll look for that one again later today ,
after guild meeting.
jeanne
nope, no siggy here with a reply, hmmmm


"Polly Esther" wrote...
That is so cute. I marked it as a favorite in case I get to come back to
it.
Thank you, jeanne. Polly

"nzlstar" wrote in message
http://www.cvkey.com/images/040/c040-02600.gif
heres one might do ya.
jeanne