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Notions 36 Delft designs. |
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Two sheets of lightweight stabilizer are required. Lay one sheet of lightweight stabilizer over the other. |
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Lay a sheet of pellum on top of the two sheets of lightweight stabilizer. Pellium is a very thin wadding. I also sprayed starched the fabric. Hoop the combined layers of stabilizers, wadding and fabric. |
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Cut both the pellum and stabilizer. Use the outside line that was digitized into the design as a guide as to where to cut the stabilizer and the pellium. Also use the outside line also as four points for you to pin the layers together. |
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Pin two digitized squares together. Ensure that the squares are taught. Use both the stabilizer and the four points as a guide. |
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Stitch the digitized squares together a single row. |
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Cut away excess fabric to be ready to join up with the next row of digitized squares. |
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To join up with the next row, pin from the centre of the quilt out to the edge. This method should eliminate any problems of pulling and stretching and makes it easier to join the square up when stitching across the quilt. |
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Ensure to match up the designs and the quilt squares while pinning. |
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Starting from the centre of the quilt, stitch one side of the row of squares. Match up the other side of the quilt, again starting from the centre of the quilt. |
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Border for the blue and white varigataed thread |
The border of the blue on white quilt consists of 28 repeated designs arranged along the edges and 4 square blocks, one in each corner. |
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Border for the blue and white varigataed thread |
I used a royal blue coloured thread for both the decorative stitch on the panels and the satin stitch to decorate the border |
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Border for the blue and white varigataed thread |
Use satin stitch No. 02 L=.03 W=6.0. |
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Border for the white thread |
Sew stitch No. 156 L=8.0 W=6.0 on either side of the satin stitch. |
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Border for the white thread |
There are eight rectangular fabric blocks on each of the vertical borders. On There are eight rectangular fabric blocks on each of the vertical borders. On the fourth block, stitch the "bord_mirr" mirrored desogn, then all the cornersl will match up with the corner design. In summary, there should be eight fabric blocks decorated with the "bord" design and a further eight fabric blocks decorated with the "bord_mirr" design. |
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White thread Delft quilt |
There are four rectangular fabric blocks on each of the horizontal borders. On the second block, stitch the "bord_mirr" mirrored design, will match up with the corner design. will match up with the corner design and a further four fabric blocks decorated with the "bord_mirr" design. |
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| Starting from the centre of each side, follow the assembly proceedure detailed above for the assembly of the decorated blocks in the border. | |
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| The border of the white on grey quilt consists of the following decorative stitches +++stitch No. 65 (diamond stitch) L=14 W=6.0 +++stitch No. 125 (leaf stitch) L=25 W=7.5 +++stitch No. 02 (Satin stitch) L=.03 W=6.0 |
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Machine Embroidery Designs
Latest Releases
Folklore Machine Embroidery Designs
Released on the 25th June 2019
6 designs included in the Folklore machine embroidery design set.
The Folklore design is suitable for a 6 x 10 inch or 240mm x 150mm hoop.
The Folklore design is available in DST, EMB, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
The colour chart is included in the design set
As I am now digitizing with Wilcom embroidery software (which is a commercial software) we are unable to convert files to ART format. Bernina embroidery machines will now need to purchase designs in EMB or EXP format. Sorry for the inconvenience.
