Updates to yesterday's post

The edge around yesterday's D4P border left much to be desired

if a satin stitch was the intent.

As I mentioned, my Viking Lily 555 has a dedicated Satin Stitch.

My Bernina 440 does not.

However, after consulting a not very clear or concise Bernina Instruction Book

I was able to do this lovely Satin Stitch this morning by shortening the length of the zig-zag stitch.

Here's my first attempt at Satin Stitch with my 440.

The design of these letters is taken from an

Amy Bradley design.

I cut the letters out last night and

Satin Stitched this far this morning before we went out for lunch.

I'll finish the last couple in a bit.

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I noticed yesterday after I posted that the color on the front side of the D4P was off,

but let it pass.

however, some one [you know who you are] mentioned the color.

So here it is as it should have been posted yesterday.

I hope this appears closer to the original color.

However, the zig-zagged edges still aren't satin stitch.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After yesterday afternoon's high temp of 93 degrees F

the difference between it and

today's temp of 42 degrees F 

is over FIFTY DEGREES.

Every one I encountered while out and about today

were commenting 

" - - - it's sooooo cold ! - - - -"

Spring is still out there some where, but where ??????

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