March sew-a-long has now finished..... April details coming soon!!
Sweet Pea machine embroidery designs is based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
The image below is an EXAMPLE of what you will see at checkout.
All our instructions come in English
( we also supply German Instructions for our large German customer base). If you do not need instructions in German do not download them.
The English instructions are included with the design file download and are listed after the hoop sizes.
For FSL earrings you can see our Blog post on sewing FSL
https://swpea.me/2015/07/01/how-to-sew-fsl-free-standing-lace/
All designs remain the property of Sweet Pea Machine Embroidery. They may not be copied or reproduced in any way.
The design files may not be sold or shared
The finished articles made with our designs may be sold .
All designs remain the property of
Sweet Pea Machine Embroidery.
The design files may not be copied or reproduced in any
way. The design files may not be sold or shared
The finished articles made with Sweet Pea Machine embroidery designs may be sold
We don't have instructional videos on all our products .
We do make instructional videos for our sew-a-long projects.
You will find that the instructions with photos that we send you are exactly the same quality as the videos.
If the design does stop between steps it probably is because you are opening the design in your embroidery software.
We are finding a lot of embroidery software changes the designs by trying to 'rearrange' our coloured design steps. These coloured steps are designed to stop the machine between steps.
When the file is opened in embroidery software you run the risk of ruining the order of the stitching.
Please just try to copy the file straight to your machine via the usb cable or stick.
All our designs come as a digital download not a cd
Designs come in all formats except ART. Bernina's can use EXP. Formats pes, hus, sew, xxx, jef, vp3, vip, mit, dat, dst, exp etc.
All formats are included with your purchase.
Please read this article on downloading our designs
https://swpea.me/2016/08/02/how-to-download-our-designs/
We include the FCM and SVG files for the Brother Scan n cut and the Silhouette.
As they are free we have not edited them to suit all applications, please see our disclaimer article on our blog here:
Sweet Pea Machine Embroidery Cutting Files Disclaimer - Click Here
You can use a calculator on the web.
Here is one we have tried.
http://www.rapidtables.com/convert/length/cm-to-inch.htm
4x4 = 100mm x 100mm
5x7 = 130mm x 180mm
6x10 = 160mm x 260mm
7x12 = 180mm x 300mm
8x12 = 200mm x 300mm
8x8 = 200mm x 200mm
9x12 = 230mm x 300mm
9.5x14 = 240mm x 360mm
Here are some Phone sizes for you (No guarantees – taken from a website):
Making quilts is such an individual thing, there are so many variables. It is therefore impossible for us to give accurate measurements.
The easiest way for you to calculate the fabric needed is to first decide how big the quilt should be. This in itself varies between quilt makers as everyone want the quilts to hang at different lengths over their beds.
After you have worked out how big the finished quilt is to be, you need to work out how many of the blocks you will need. The finished block ends up measuring about 1/2 " smaller ( width and length) of the hoop that you use to make the blocks.
We give the fabric requirements for the blocks in the instructions, so after you work out how many finished blocks you need for the quilt you just have to multiply the number by the amount of fabric stated in the instructions.
Making quilts is such an individual thing, there are so many variables. It is therefore impossible for us to give accurate measurements.
We don't give finished sizes of our quilts as it depends on how many blocks you use and the finished size of the quilt you need.
You can make the quilts as large as you like. The finished hoop sizes are approx 1/2 inch smaller than the hoop used. So you just need to divide the finished quilt size you need by the size of the finished block.
All these designs are being sold in good faith. If you have any problems or are not happy with them please let us know and we will rectify them. If this is not possible we will refund the purchase cost to you without further delay. It is our intention to offer you the best service always and for our designs to be of the highest quality in the market. All photos are actual photos of the items actually sewn not representations.
We accept Paypal or credit card only.
Your digital file link will be emailed to you at the email address you supply during checkout.
You won't be charged shipping for our designs as they are a digital file which we email to you.
Please see our blog article on how to download your designs.
https://swpea.me/2016/08/02/how-to-download-our-designs/
Our dear Allison quilt blocks are based on the famous Dear Jane Quilt . Jane A. Stickle started creating the quilt during the civil war, completed over 169 blocks in 1863. The sampler quilt comprised of ‘169 square blocks. 4 pieced corner triangles, 52 pieced border triangles . We are going to be making a Dear Allison quilt with a different quilt block released each week. You don't have to make the whole quilt of course, you can use as many blocks as you like. Also the idea of this quilt is to use each block once but you could include multiple of the same block if you choose.
The blocks are pieced where possible and some applique where necessary. They are quilted in the hoop.
Full photo instructions and directions on how to sew the block are included with your purchase .
This is the link https://swpea.com/search?q=dear+allison
Please see our blog article on this subject https://swpea.me/2017/11/12/rewards-program-at-swpea-com/
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