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It's Anything Goes Tuesday with Lynne here Showcasing a Free-Standing Lace Angel Embroidered Angel

It's Lynne here from Her Craftiness. I would love to show you my Brother Embroidery Machine and my current project - a free-standing angel bookmark or ornament.


This is a very simple, less expensive embroidery machine. With the machine, I highly recommend having a rewritable card which you can add additional designs to stitch with your machine. I am using Criswell Embroidery Designs K-Lace Bookmarks for a 4x4 hoop

For our project today, we are using water soluble stabilizer as we are making a free-standing lace and I use 3 layers and place in my hoop  and stretch tautly



I used white Sulky Embroidery thread both in the upper and in the bobbin for extra stability. Embroidery thread has a sheen which gives a beautiful finish.

Once the stabilizer is in the hoop, the magic begins as the machine stitches all by itself!!!!



Once the stitching is complete, you need to trim the excess of the stabilizer away 



Are you ready for more magic??? This now goes into a dish pan or the sink where you run water over it to dissolve the stabilizer and leave your finished product!



All you need to do now, is let your design dry which I leave dry on a wash cloth. 


Once completely dry, trim the loose thread you see hanging there and add a thin ribbon or gold thread and you have completed a lace angel ornament in 15 minutes!!

Well, I hope you enjoyed my beautiful lace angel. If you have a questions or suggestions, please leave it in the comments. Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques. Thank you for stopping by and have a blessed day! SBC Design Team Member Lynne

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  1. Just beautiful. I've resisted buying an embroidery machine for years. Now you've got me being tempted again.

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