Thank you Mei! I am glad you like it!!MeiTow wrote:Oh MY GOSH! Thank you so much Sofara! That paw is awesome and I love the idea of backstitching a MT in it as well. Thank you Queen B, as well, for wanting to attempt it.
Can't wait to start signing my paw on the dotted squares!:D
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No initials are plain, you just need to find a pattern that works for you! I've come up with this for you; I hope it at least gives you something to think about...Kareesh wrote: I usually use a thread which stands out against the background, but maybe I can do something. Something like how J.R.R. Tolkien did with his initials. Sadly, mine are pretty plain: SDS.
Honestly, I don't think I've ever really given a huge thought to how I sign my works. Just did my initials and the date. Hm....something to think about....

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If you need a hand making one up feel free to share ideas on this thread and see what we can come up withmonkeypeaches wrote:Sofara, that paw looks awesome! It would be perfect as a signature. I think it would look just as cute without the backstitching, but that's just me and my unwarranted loathing of it. This has definitely gotten me to thinkin' about how I could sign my work with something symbolic instead of just my name. Hmm....

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Here's what I have so far for mine, what do you think?
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Love the backstitched sigs! They look clean and elegant, and would be a proud addition to any hard-worked project.
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QueenBex wrote:Here's what I have so far for mine, what do you think?
That looks awesome QueenBex and so does the one you did for Kareesh!
I am still thinking about what to do for my own. I have an idea but not sure if it will work.
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Wow! Thanks QueenBex. It looks awesome. I may have to start using this. Much better than the blocky version I've been signing with. 

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Thanks and they prove to come out small tooTheMainlander wrote:Love the backstitched sigs! They look clean and elegant, and would be a proud addition to any hard-worked project.

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Whats your idea?SofaraStarfyre wrote:QueenBex wrote:Here's what I have so far for mine, what do you think?
That looks awesome QueenBex and so does the one you did for Kareesh!
I am still thinking about what to do for my own. I have an idea but not sure if it will work.
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No problem, you can always play around with it, see what works best for you, the more you stitch it the easier it will becomeKareesh wrote:Wow! Thanks QueenBex. It looks awesome. I may have to start using this. Much better than the blocky version I've been signing with.

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