Hi - It's Lynne here from Her Craftiness with Homemade Saturday's where the Design Team shares with you projects they are working on that does not include paper. With this being said, I'm sharing with you today a project reminiscent of grandma embroidering on flour sacks to be used to tea towels but with a much more modern twist to make a project in approximately 15 minutes with my embroidery machine!!!
and then place in the hoop with the stabilizer and stretch tauntly
I use embroidery thread as it has a sheen which gives a beautiful finish
I get my colors ready and in stitch order that once the machine starts, I don't have to search for threads
the magic begins as I press the start key (the red button turn yellow) and sit back and watch - I'm only needed to change thread colors
Once the stitching is complete, you need to tear the excess stabilizer away along with trimming threads
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Lynne
For our project today, we are using a tear-away stabilizer, Linen Tea Towels which I purchased at Walmart (5 for $4.98) and Urban Threads Mr. Whiskers' Tea Party
I use 2 layers of a tear-away stabilizer
to find the center to place my design, I press the tea towel in half to mark the center
I get my colors ready and in stitch order that once the machine starts, I don't have to search for threads
There are 5,679 stitches to this design and I keep this on my computer screen also as not to confuse the colors
the magic begins as I press the start key (the red button turn yellow) and sit back and watch - I'm only needed to change thread colors
Once the stitching is complete, you need to tear the excess stabilizer away along with trimming threads
a final pressing and viola a finished embroidered tea towel just like Grandma used to make:
Lynne
Super fantastic! Love your tutorials!
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ReplyDeleteLove this!
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