@Peaofsweetness   Just seen your other post as well and though I'd reply on here.

I hope you can get her working properly as it is a fantastic machine; the stitch quality if beautiful.  I miss mine .

I think I have a couple of cards and I certainly have the original software, still in its box unused somewhere (never got round to using the embroidery part properly).  I'll have a look and see what I have and come back to you.

@Francesca I had considered that, but a) I don't think I have a pot big enough for the dress fabric and would worry about getting an even colour and b) being as the fabrics would be different composite fibres, again I'd worry about them matching.

@BrendaP that's what I'm finding.  I was just thinking last night that maybe the cotton is the best idea as it will probably crease and although underlining would help, I'm not sure what I'd used with a stretch fabric. Maybe I'll need to change to a crepe 

@Manuela  thank you, I'd found those but they are not really the right shades, too light or too blue.  I need something yellow/warm based as I'm autumn colouring (yes I've had my colours done!), plus I really  really want to wear either of these shoes that I have 

Will have a look at the other sites, thank you ladies for your suggestions.

@Iminei  Love those fabric choices!

No she hasn't joined.  I really don't imagine that she will continue sewing   She's only doing it as it was the easiest and cheapest skill to do! (*whispering* and besides which this MY space/place ).

Second Block done and this "simple" block gave quite a few lessons, not least making sure your fabric is the right way up/round when you attach it to the block.  A bit of unpicking had to be done.  Also, the thread broke and ended up nesting after re-threading the needle.  A few attempts revealed it needed to be rethreaded completely as the thread managed to escape all the fixings!

I'm making sure she keeps notes of any problems or things learned, just in case her teacher requires further evidence of her having done this.  She keeps insisting she won't be asked, but you just never know, although try telling a teen that they don't always know best is not the easiest.

Gorgeous picture.  I love unusual names!

Not sure if these are of any help, but I have saved these for my "something to try one day" bucket list!

http://www.love-to-sew.com/free-ebook-image-transfer-techniques/

I also follow a textile artist and I'm sure she has info on how to print onto fabric.  I've done a quick search and these have come up, but I've not read them to check for appropriateness (I searched under Linda Matthews printing on fabric).

I really like this.  I like a t-shirt that is a bit fancy.  Beautifully sewn.

I'd love to make one of these, but the only thing/query I have is how is it made waterproof?  I'd hate to make a fabric one, be caught in rain and have all my clothes get wet?  Or am I being thick, which is quite within the realms of possibility.

That is lovely.  The colours are great together and it looks really well made!  Enjoy wearing it.