Two towels with firebird free embroidery design

Ethnic Firebird  machine embroidery design  can serve all embroiderers who are looking for interesting and unusual decor options. Bright birds embroidered symmetrically, additionally decorated with elements, will perfectly take root in your interior.

Embroider them on table napkins or kitchen towels, tablecloths or coasters, and you can add cute animalistic notes to your interior.

Machine Embroidery on Kitchen Towels

In fact, embroidering on kitchen towels is a fairly simple task. That's because, as a rule, they are made of durable, natural and inelastic fabrics, for example, flax, hemp, terry, cotton or waffle fabric.

Today, we would like to tell you about the performance of machine embroidery on cotton fabric. This fabric is widely used for sewing kitchen accessories. It has good characteristics, is characterized by high wear resistance and ease of maintenance.

Before starting embroidery, note that all fabrics that have a cotton base sit down. And cotton fabric is no exception. In order not to spoil the ready-made embroidery, wash the fabric BEFORE the beginning of the embroidery process.

Follow the instructions below:

• Take a fabric size you need by size or buy a ready-made monochrome towel.
• Use a printed template and an erasable marker to mark up the design. To do this, drag the center point, and then draw the axis direction lines.
• Take the Madeira Cotton Fix self-adhesive tear-off stabilizer. Cut the required size of the canvas from the roll. Tear off the protective coating and stick the stabilizer to the towel on the wrong side.
• Tie the fabric with stabilizer into the hoop.
• Place the hoop in the machine and embroider the design.
• To make embroidery look tidier, use the hook thread in the color of the top. Change it with each change of the upper thread.
• After embroidery, crucify the towel and tear off the excess stabilizer.
• One of a kind kitchen towel is ready!

You can also use Firebird machine embroidery designs The Firebird to decorate the interior of a country house or as a gift to true hostesses.