This emblem is, so far, the hardest. Those little letters measuring 3/4" tall nearly did me in. I traced and cut those babies out in two sittings. I still need to add 2 flags and then need to find a background and do the outlining on the ship's sails. (The shiny background that you see is a wonderful pressing sheet I use when working with Steam-a-Seam)
I am not complaining because this has been a great learning experience as well as exercise for my fingers.
Sunrise at Ravelly's
Jan 27, 2009
The Navy
This emblem is, so far, the hardest. Those little letters measuring 3/4" tall nearly did me in. I traced and cut those babies out in two sittings. I still need to add 2 flags and then need to find a background and do the outlining on the ship's sails. (The shiny background that you see is a wonderful pressing sheet I use when working with Steam-a-Seam)
I am not complaining because this has been a great learning experience as well as exercise for my fingers.
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ReplyDeleteThis is truly a labor of love. You are a very special person to work so painstakingly on these military insignias. GREAT JOB!
ReplyDeleteOh I am really enjoying see the different military emblems. Those pressing sheets are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYou are truly blessed with a wonderful talent! It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeing a Navy and Army Mom your work is OUTSTANDING and FANTASTIC!!! Your work is so true to the patches on my sons uniforms. This past week I purchased patches for my motorcycle vest and yours are true to those patches also.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your support of the military.
Great job.
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