Ask yourself this question. Have you been able to use your embroidery machine to embellish trendy garments that your teenage daughters, granddaughters, and younger women in your family cannot wait to wear? If the answer is “not really,” then this information is just for you! Joanna Pullen™ is redefining machine embroidery for teens and young women! Joanna’s Jeans, a new CD, makes its debut into the machine embroidery world bringing new excitement to people who love machine embroidery. Joanna’s first CD features four sets of designs ready to be embroidered onto your favorite jeans. Take your “very fashionable and hip choice” from Paris, Jewelry, Floral or Geometric.

The Paris group features a street map of Paris with French postal stamps, the Eiffel tower and a pocket embellishment with Louvre stitched right on top. Modern-day jewelry with charms and fobs is ready for the legs and pockets of your jeans. Flowers, birds and butterflies capture an up-to-the-minute interpretation of an ever popular embroidery theme. Dazzle your denim with swirls, more swirls, and circles machine embroidered all over the legs and pockets.

For the very zealous embroiderer, a matching jacket, shirt and handbag might be the final elements for a truly runway showstopper. Pullen has the desire for her customers to be able to create something spectacular using jeans which truly fit. This means purchasing the brand of jeans that you like best and having the fun of turning them into designer jeans at a fraction of the cost. Pullen mentions that today there are embroidered jeans on the market which run from $175 to $8000! She presents options which are one of a kind and cost a fraction of what is available from expensive stores and catalogs.

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Three Options: Purchase the entire CD or Download individual sets from this collection to your computer. or Download individual designs from this collection to your computer.

Instructions on how to machine embroider on purchased jeans is included in each CD along with photography of the finished jeans. You can see what the finished jeans will look like before you begin stitching.