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Great solution! I am glad to hear everyone is healthy!

This is so cute!

Great job! I really like the design!

Thanks a lot for posting pictures! It looks great!

Thanks a lot! I love the idea!

Such a simple and smart build. Great job!

It looks great. Thanks a lot for posting a picture!

Thank you! It is so much fun! I have a BROTHER Innov-is 800 and it is great. In about a year my mum and I managed to accumulate more than 5 Million stitches and it is still working great. My mum uses it for about an average of one hour a day. It is a hobbyist machine. It has only one top thread and therefore you will have to change the thread every time there is a colour change, but with a bit of practice it takes less than 10 seconds. Mine also doesn't cut jump threads. Therefore you will have to cut them away manually. Depending on the file you might have to stop the machine during the embroidery and cut them away. I wasn't willing to spend more money on a fancier machine, since I don't mind spending a bit of time on the embroidery. To this day I don't regret my decision. One suggesti...

Thank you! It is so much fun! I have a BROTHER Innov-is 800 and it is great. In about a year my mum and I managed to accumulate more than 5 Million stitches and it is still working great. My mum uses it for about an average of one hour a day. It is a hobbyist machine. It has only one top thread and therefore you will have to change the thread every time there is a colour change, but with a bit of practice it takes less than 10 seconds. Mine also doesn't cut jump threads. Therefore you will have to cut them away manually. Depending on the file you might have to stop the machine during the embroidery and cut them away. I wasn't willing to spend more money on a fancier machine, since I don't mind spending a bit of time on the embroidery. To this day I don't regret my decision. One suggestion I have is that you should not get one that has a small embroidery area or you will be limited a lot. Mine has one that is about 10.24 inches x 6.3 inches and I wouldn't get one that is smaller. I just had look at the BROTHER site it seems like you can't get it in the USA, but there are similar ones.

Thanks for the compliment. Everything was done by my embroidery machine. I uploaded an image of the final design to step two. The design was created in PE design by Brother.

Thank you!

I am really sorry, I don't have it anymore

Thank you! 🤣 pun intended?

Thank you! I am sure you could make some really interesting jewelry with it.

Yes, but you will need to water less often. Since less water evaporates

Take a look at my other Instructable. I am explaining the principle here: https://www.instructables.com/id/Self-Watering-Mario-Planters/You can lift the pot up to see how much water is in it

Thanks a lot for the info!

Ok, thanks a lot. I'll keep my fingers crossed

I was really looking forward to the Fiber Arts Challenge. Is it still coming?

The webcam is pluged into the computer

Hi, theoretical yes. You can just scale the graphics up. I am not sure how stable it would be though.

Hi Molly, you will have to unpack the file first. Check out this site should you need help: https://www.winzip.com/win/en/lanrar.html

Thank you!

I love the idea! Such a great concept!

It looks great, thanks for uploading a picture.

Such a fun idea and very well executed!

The left arm is the biggest part in terms of length and width. It is about 190x169 mm. The top part of the head is the highest part with about 185 mm. You can cut the parts to make them smaller should they be too big. The only part I don't suggest cutting is the pot l. It is about 124x143x88 mm. Should that still be to big you might consider scaling everything down. You remember to use a thinner thread.

Thanks a lot for the compliment! I am really sorry, I can't sell it. Sadly I don't have the time to go into production and I don't want to run into any legal problems with Marvel

Wow, the result is amazing!

Thank You!

Thanks, I had a lot of fun picking a plant.

Thank you! The credit for the design goes to Tom!

Thank you! He is so talented and nice!