myembroideries.php

<?php
/*
Copyright: Ellen Wasbø 2013 http://svg2embr.wasbo.net

    This file is part of svg2embroidery.

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*/


	$myembrcode='

	

	<div class="img">

		<img src="insp/bordskaaner.jpg" alt="Hot pad"/>

		<div class="desc">Here is my first svg2embroidery test. This is going to be a hot pad or something like that.</div>

	</div>

	

	<div class="img">

		<img src="insp/englerGrein.jpg" alt="Free Standing Lace"/>

		<div class="desc">Create FSL (Free Standing Lace) by drawing the paths in Inkscape. The tutorial on automatically 

		creating <a href="index.php?page=tut&name=zigzag">zigzags</a> might be useful. </div>

	</div>



	<div class="img">

		<img src="insp/hjelmlue.jpg" alt="Baby hat"/>

		<div class="desc">A cute little and simple embroidery suitable for baby clothes. 

		More images <a href="http://syglede.blogspot.no/search/label/prosjekt3bukser2mestMulig" target="blank">here</a></div>

	</div>



	<div class="img">

		<img src="insp/elefantjakke.jpg" alt="Baby jacket"/>

		<div class="desc">A little elephant for a little baby boy. Read more about creation of satin stitches 

		<a href="index.php?page=tut&name=satin">here</a>.</div>

	</div>



		';



?>