Julie from Sydney, Australia created this amazing clock face using the "Prince of Wales" design from the First Fleet Ships Collection. 

Edna (another Edna) from NSW, Australia made this lovely quilt for her grandson. Again designs from the First Fleet Ships Collection.

Rosemary from Victoria, Australia impressed her family with this design from the Australian Native Animals Collection.

Fran from PA, U.S.A. mailed me this friendship card featuring a 'special' rose. See Old Time Roses Collection. 

Sally from Queensland, Australia embroidered these Dazzling Fish Collection. designs on her towels .

More creations on pillow slips by Sally.

Merrily from NSW, Australia likes Australian animals.  

This design was modified to a good effect by Merrily.     

Again, Merrily has combined 2 designs to enhance her embroidered cloth.

This table cloth features many designs which Merrily used to create her Australian theme.

Tricia from NSW, Australia has embroidered a set of towels with designs from the Famous Sailing Ships Collection.

Kathy from MI, U.S.A. added to a shirt with an iron-on transfer and a 'Freebie" design.

Harriet from TX, U.S.A. presented this lap quilt to her husband for Christmas. She used designs from the Famous Sailing Ships Collection, plus some of her own inspirations.

Betty from CA, U.S.A. used this design of the Australian Numbat, which was a 'Freebie' during 2003. 

Pat from MI, U.S.A. embroidered this popular design onto T-shirts. This cute puppy was a 'Feebie' during 2003.   

Another popular 'Freebie' used by Pat from MI, U.S.A. The colourful rooster adorns her tea towels.

Sally from Queensland, Australia has been busy again.

Pauline from NSW, Australian made this quilt for her grandchild. She used a variety of designs from various collections.

Helen from NSW, Australia was pleased with her cushion - depicting a design from Famous Sailing Ships Collection.

Vickie from GA, U.S.A. is proud to exhibit her creations embroidered from Antique Florals Collection.  (1 of 5 photos)

A close view of Vickie's previous photo showing the embroidery on her window-pane blouse.  

This is a favorite design used by Vickie to good effect on a blouse.

Another example of a design Vickie used on a blouse.

A window-pane blouse Vickie has decorated with designs from the Antique Florals Collection.

Isobel in Australia showing her embroidered tablecloths - using designs from the Australian Flora & Fungi Collection. (1 of 4 photos)

 Design #18 from the Australian Flora & Fungi Collection.

 Design #20 from the Australian Flora & Fungi Collection.

 Design #21 from the Australian Flora & Fungi Collection.

Hayley from Victoria, Australia has made good use of a design from the Bears Collection

 Barbara from NSW, Australia is a lover of native designs from Australian Flora & Fungi Collection  as illustrated in this table runner. 

Another example from Barbara, this time a quilt featuring designs from Australian Native Animals Collection.

Janet from SA, Australia made her Tote Bag embroidered with designs from the Antique Florals Collection.

Sharon  from Victoria, Australia certainly likes designs from Australian Flora & Fungi Collection, as shown on her cardigan.

 Suzanne from Queensland, Australia loves the Rosella from Australian Native Birds Collection. "He is so cute and the Banksia is lovely".

Patty from KY, U.S.A. created this delightful towel set using designs from Specialty Designs Collection.

Bev from NSW, Australia used Bears Collection to create this impressive baby quilt.

Sandi from MI, U.S.A. made this double wedding ring quilt for her grandson. She used designs from the Dazzling Fish Collection. 

(1) Anne Marie from NC, U.S.A. created these beautiful drapes in a fashion I have not seen before. 

(2) Anne Marie has again shown her creativity - using designs from the Antique Florals Collection.

Sandé from TX, U.S.A. embroidered a cotton dishtowel to good effect. She used designs from the Dazzling Fish Collection.

Beryl from Adelaide, Australia put designs from the
Catfish Collection on hand towels - a pleasing effect.