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Decorating a kitchen: an embroidered pot holder Not only will an embroidered pot holder protect your hands from scalding but also make your kitchen look lovely. In the course of our collaborative projects, the participants are required to embroider any of the kitchen or table textiles of their choice. No need to do something complex, as one can always make a pot holder. An embroidered pot holder. Materials Sole-colored cotton, 2 pieces Printed cotton, 1 piece Tearaway adhesive stabilizer Upper thread Underthread Scissors Cotton lace Padding material An embroidered pot holder. The making process I used two sole-colored pieces of different fabrics for the embroidered part and for the back part of my pot holder, with a binding. I could have cut the front and the back parts out of the same fabric, as it would look more natural if the whole thing was white. But I didn't have the necessary amount of white fabric, and therefore, I supplemented it with beige one. Let’s embroider a design first. Stabilize your fabric and hoop it. Select your threads (I do it beforehand, and sort them in the order of sewing), and start the embroidery. While the machine is going, you can make yourself a cup of coffee, pausing occasionally to change the thread. Once the embroidery is ready, unhoop the fabric and do the cutting. Natural fabrics, being heat-resistant, are preferable. My pot holder was a simple square one, with no bells and whistles. As for the batting, felt, wadding or drape cloth are most common, but if you don't have any of those, and you only plan to use the pot holder for the decoration, you may use polyester batting instead. Attention! Polyester batting is highly thermal conductive and has a low melting threshold. You’ll need to cut two square pieces, one sole-colored and one printed. Don’t use vividly colored prints; the fabric should not distract attention from the embroidery. It would be better if one of the colors of the fabric will match one of the main colors in your design. Out of the embroidered piece, cut out a pocket with seam allowance, so that the design is right at the center. Lay a piece of lace on top of it, facing into the right corner. Cut with allowance, in case it shifts during sewing, and you don’t want to rip it off. Prepare the binding. It is usually cut on a bias, but if you don’t have enough material, you may use a simple rectangle instead. First, I stitched the batting and the beige fabric for the back part of my pot holder. These are simple square pieces, no difficulties here. You may mark them for better alignment, but I did it by eye, and it came out fine. Then I stitched the pocket and the lace to the front part. I ironed out the edging so that it would sew easier, pinned the corners and carefully stitched along the edge. Now be very careful and make sure that the stitch goes along the top edge of the binding in one go and doesn’t slide down the lower one. If you set your machine at a low speed and keep steadying it along the way, it will come out fine. Be extra careful at the corners (alas, I didn’t manage to achieve perfection here). I don’t like basting and step-by-step stuff, all this dilly-dallying just doesn’t agree with me. But if you prefer to work that way, you can baste the thing first. Cut your binding a little longer than the perimeter of the pot holder; we’ll make the surplus into an eyelet. Your pot holder is ready! You may insert your favorite recipe into the pocket. Original text by Mary Stratan- 3 comments
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Good afternoon, During an online search I came across a machine embroidery topic, that showed a particular technique using machine thread lace. Basically, you create a quilt block, sandwich with batting, and then stitch and turn it to make a quilted square. Traditionally these are crocheted together (the crochet takes place of sashing), however the image I came across, used an embroidery machine to join the blocks and create the sashing, with machine thread FSL. I of course forget to take note of where I saw this, and so now I am attempting to find it. If you came across something like this, I am very interested in purchasing a design (free also welcome). Thank you
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Patchwork quilt for a child If you have a small kid or are expecting one and love sewing, this tutorial is for you. Using only natural fabrics, you can decorate a child’s bed with a patchwork quilt of your own making. Haven't tried patchwork quilting yet? Now is the right time! To create a simple quilt block, you’ll need scraps of bright-colored fabrics and a sewing machine. Let’s go! Patchwork quilt for a child. Materials For this patchwork quilt, I’ve bought a ready set of fabrics with batik print and a piece of sole-colored backing fabric. There were 40 squares in the bundle, size 12.5x12.5 cm. You may cut your own squares or buy a ready fabric set, as I did. To make the quilt warmer and puffier, you’ll need a thing called quilt batting, designed specifically for this purpose. It is usually made of cotton, bamboo, wool, or their combinations. You’ll also need some lining fabric. As you’re making a kid’s quilt, this fabric ought to be natural. Cotton, calico or lightweight calico will do splendidly. Patchwork quilt for a child. Cutting For a patchwork quilt, cut the same number of squares out of your sole-colored backing fabric. Place the squares by pairs with their right sides together, a bright-colored plus a sole-colored one. Draw the lines on the sides to mark the seam allowance. In my bundle, the size of the squares didn't ideally correspond to the one I needed. So I drew two parallel lines at a distance of 11.5 cm. That would mark the width of the ready square. Done that? Pin the pieces together. Patchwork quilt for a child. Joining the pieces Stitch along the lines on the right and of the left. Repeat with the top and the bottom of the square. Press the seam allowances. Now draw the diagonal lines from one corner to the other. Cut the squares along those lines. Join these smaller pieces by pairs, their right sides together. This is the most interesting part; you can “play” with the squares and create various combinations. Remember the kaleidoscope you’ve probably had in your childhood. Choose your pattern, arrange the blocks and pin them together so as not to mess up the whole thing. Baste them together and press the seam allowances. Lay the resulting short strips of fabrics together and sew them to each other. While arranging the pieces, position them so that their seam allowances are oriented in different directions, thus “locking” them. Having sewn the pieces together, unstitch the fabric near the “lock” and press the seam allowance open (see in the photo below). In our future tutorial, we’ll tell you how to arrange the quilt blocks into a ready quilt. Original text by Irina Lisitsa See also: -
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Quilt with Tigger machine embroidery design
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Tigger is one of Winnie-the-Pooh'sfriends. He is funny and loves of bouncing on his springy tail. Tigger loves having fun with his friends. You can find the design Tigger machine embroidery design -
This is impressive and beautiful design based on symmetry. It is very good for decoration textile accessories for your home or clothing in ethnic style. Chose Sun decoration free embroidery design from our amazing collection if you want to use this sample for your own work piece. Author: Lynn Hansen. Author: "My color choices. Very bright just like the sun."
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Quilt Wind in sails free machine embroidery design
Nenychi posted a gallery image in Showcase with free embroidery designs
Do you know that there is a worldwide day of sleep? Oh, just imagine how pleasant it is to drop a tired head on a soft pillow and enjoy the whole day dreams and rest ... And as you guessed it, the perfect gift for World Sleep Day is a pillow. And the best pillow is a pillow that is decorated with beautiful machine embroidery. Find this design Sea ship free embroidery design -
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Size: 3.69 x 3.69' Hardanger is a special kind of embroidery. Many fall in love with him at first sight and for life! Looking at the many beautiful photos of finished works embroidered in Hardanger technique, I also want to learn how to embroider !!! This desire is so great that many go to look for information on the Internet. But ... do not find. Or find, but only the basics. They begin to embroider, get confused, do not understand what the error is and ... abandon what they have begun. And the wonderful world of Hardanger remains unexplored. Embroidery Hardanger or “Hardangersøm” is a form of embroidery, which is traditionally treated with white thread on white linen cloth or fabric of uniform weaving, using the technique of processing threads and drawn threads. It is sometimes called white embroidery. -
Tigger letter D free design embroidered quilt
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On this picture you may see fragment of child’s blanket made of bright quilted cotton. It all is decorated with funny figures of characters from beloved cartoon about Winnie Pooh. You may find them in our Winnie pooh and friends machine embroidery collection. Here there is merry Tiger together with big letter D on Tigger letter D free machine embroidery design. Your child will definitely remember this original letters. -
Winnie Pooh quilt with machine embroidery designs
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Embroidered collage with funny cats free designs
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This is the nice collage of nine embroidered pictures of funny cats. All of them are executed at the same manner which reminds the sketches made with the black pencil on the white surface of paper. In fact they are made with the black thread on the pieces of white fabric. Here you may find some interesting embroidery samples such as Drinking cat free embroidery design, Sneaky cat free embroidery design, Smoking cat free embroidery design, Funny cute cat free embroidery design, Running cat free embroidery design, Cat with a contrabass free embroidery design, Sassy mouse and cat free embroidery design and Unhappy cat with flowers free embroidery design. -
Here is an interesting quilt can be created thanks to the embroidery. It will certainly enjoy your baby and it will warm cold night. Buy the design Tatty teddy embroidery designs
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Embroidered picture with old sewing machine design
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On this picture you may see incredible example of prototype of original embroidery sample. There is embroidered interior picture on wall which shows sewing machine of retro style. On table in foreground you see similar sewing machine with opened cover. Old sewing machine embroidery design looks so authentic! It is easy to believe that is made by Claudia Marie on base of this Singer. -
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Embroidered quilt with old toys designs
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This is pretty embroidered quilt which will perfectly look on children room’s floor. We used some interesting samples. You may find all of them in our Old Toys machine embroidery designs collection. There are some rabbits, bears and other toys on this mat. They seem to be shown at frame of huge window. Each of embroidered picture is executed on separate piece of fabric. Then they were collected on one big space.-
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I have changed some designs for my 4/4 inch loom. I hope somebody use them. I loved this designs very much. happy sewing !- 1 comment
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Big quilt with Frozen embroidery design
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Your child loves cartoon Frozen? Give him a blanket with his favorite characters, and he will be delighted. Buy the design Frozen embroidery designs -
Big quilt with Paw Patrol machine embroidery design
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Charming baby blanket with embroidered the characters from the beloved cartoon. Under this blanket is not scared to sleep even in the inclement night. Buy this design here: Marshall machine embroidery design, Rubble machine embroidery design, Skye machine embroidery design, Paw Patrol logo machine embroidery design -
Making patchwork quilt on the embroidery machine Level: beginner. If you are fond of both quilting and machine embroidery, this tutorial is for you. Do want to make high-quality quilt blocks quickly? Patchwork quilt on the embroidery machine: high quality without painstaking and time-consuming work. Just a few easy steps will enable you to decorate your project with an ornate stitched pattern. Patchwork quilt on the embroidery machine: Materials: Upper fabric (front) Mid-layer (batting) Lower fabric (back) Upper thread Machine embroidery design (straight stitch) Visit our store to find a suitable embroidery design! Patchwork quilt on the embroidery machine: preparations Load the design into the embroidery machine or use the one from the memory. Activate the Basting option. Hoop the mid-layer only. For the mid-layer, you may use a high-loft polyester batting (150 gsm, two layers), cotton batting or any other kind of wadding for quilt. Choose your batting in accordance with your needs and the desired outer look of the ready item. In this tutorial, we’re going to quilt both the front and the back. In order to attain high quality and a beautiful back side, use identical upper and lower threads. Secure a piece of the backing fabric on the wrong side of the hoop with the help of a temporary spray adhesive. The wrong side of the fabric should face the batting. The piece of fabric should be approximately 5 cm larger than the ready quilt block on each side. When you make a quilt with the high-loft mid-layer, the covering fabric will get smaller, hence the shrinkage allowance. Patchwork quilt on the embroidery machine: machine embroidery Having attached the hoop to the machine, cover it with the fabric for the front, with its wrong side facing down. Hit the start button. With the Basting option turned on, all layers of the future block are first stitched together with a basting stitch. If your machine doesn’t have this option, create an outline with straight stitches no less than 7 mm long in any embroidery software. You will be able to use this outline for basting in your future projects. The outline comes first in the sewing order, before the design. After the embroidery is finished, you’ll have a ready quilt block. The front and back will look equally fine due to the identical threads. Original text by Irina Lisitsa -
Quilt with Batman modern logo embroidery design
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Bed linen with individual original embroidery is a luxurious gift for anyone, especially children enjoy such a gift. Buy this design Batman modern logo embroidery design-
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