
I redrew the design in illustrator then printed it out on avery printable fabric. to add color & get a silver metallic look before I started to embroider I painted the design using sharpie paint markers, being careful not to cover the printed design:

I was happy with the way it came out although I was a little bummed the emblem wasn't from the same year as his car...
and finally, for this week's vintage embroidery patterns here's tea...two ways:


happy stitching!
4 comments:
That is such a cool tie! He's going to love it.
Wow....Thanks for sharing such a beautiful design with us.....it was awesome full of every perfection...!!!
Nothing is more cute then a teapot and a coffee cup that have a smile on their faces.
-Zane of ontario honey
Thanks for your share, we are also a printing company but really like your article.
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