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Spring is here and you know what that means here in the lowcountry…. Wedding Season! Whether your wedding is large or small we are sure your planning is well underway. You’ve set the date and time, found a venue, chosen your wedding party, sent invitations, found THE dress, flowers, the cake, the list goes on and on! Now that the major decisions have been finalized, it is time for the small, personalized details. The planning will take time and you want it special so take you

I will be talking about items that can be embroidered. Take bags for example, they reveal an array of possibilities… pockets, flaps, straps, and patterns. Bag trends aren’t always governed by the same rules as garments and other fashion items. As styles change, customers seek something different and unique. Current events also play big role in trends. Crime for example, has partially prompted the popularity of mesh and see-through vinyl bags for schools and sporting events. E

The placement of monogramming on items has come a long way over the years. We are going to talk about the traditional placement of the three letter monogram. There have been standard placements for a number of years that are still being followed today. This is not written in stone, you can have many variations. You can work with your monogram shop to find what you like. The monogram shop will put your monogram anywhere you want, but not all monograms look appropriate in all s

Embroidery and Monograms: The Art of Letters What is the difference between embroidery and a monogram you ask? Embroidery is the stitching of art work to form a design that can be put on clothing or other items. Embroidery is used to form logos and designs. This can be used for small businesses, large companies boat names, or the name of your summer retreat. An embroidery design can also be used with a monogram. A monogram is the use of three letters to form the initials of a