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Machine-smocking design by SWAKembroidery.comI adore smocking on children’s clothing, but I’ve never had the gumption to try it myself. It seems too precise for my skills and too time-consuming for my schedule. SWAKembroidery.com has an answer for folks like me. They’re offering machine-embroidery patterns that create the look of smocking in a fraction of the time of hand-smocking. Do a site search for “smocking” to turn up lots of charming designs, such as the one shown here. And download a free background design to try it out.




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  1. lisa fouts on September 29, 2008 5:03 pm

    Ji, I am very interested in learning to smock, but where I live there is no where to take a class, what and how can I learn,what kind of machine do I need, can I learn from a dvd??Help, I want to learn this before my kids have babies!!Please help

  2. Sallie Bersey on July 12, 2009 12:55 pm

    Do you know where I might find the Alphabet letters for machine smocking. My Daughter in law is interested in some little outfits that are smocked.

    Sallie

  3. Clotilde M. on October 4, 2009 8:01 pm

    Very dainty and pretty pattern!

  4. SHENBAGAM on November 1, 2009 4:32 am

    I WANT KNOW ABOUT SMOCKING DEGINS .I\PLEASE HELP ME TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SMOCKING DEGINS & STICHING

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