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Note: Some designs in this collection may have been created using unique special stitches and/or techniques. To preserve design integrity when rescaling or rotating designs in your software, always rescale or rotate designs using the handles directly on-screen.
Note: Some designs in this collection may have been created using unique special stitches and/or techniques. To preserve design integrity when rescaling or rotating designs in your software, always rescale or rotate designs using the handles directly on-screen.
Listings below indicate color sample, stitching order and suggested thread color number. Most numbers indicate Isacord thread. However, colors beginning with 20501 refer to YLI Fine Metallics, 7 refer to Yenmet Metallic, 8 refer to YLI Variations Variegated Thread and 9 refer to Isacord Multicolor Variegated.
Classic Cutwork en Broderie IIFreestanding Lace Edging and Corners Instructions
Designs 12413-07 through 12413-12 are freestanding lace borders and corners with appliqué. Follow these simple steps to complete this technique.
SUPPLIES• EmbroideryThread – Use the same thread in the bobbin as the needle• Premadeorstoreboughtnapkin,tablecloth,placemat,runner
or other desired item.• WaterSolubleMeshstabilizer• TemporarySprayAdhesive
HINTS• Forstifferlace: –Cutawayexcessstabilizer. –Removeremainingstabilizerbyrinsingunderwarm running water. –DONOTRINSEawayallof thestabilizerforastiffer lace. However, do note that the thread may appear a shade darkerif thestabilizerisnotremovedcompletely. – If you happen to wash too much out, easily re-stiffen by dilutingstabilizerscrapsinwaterandeitherdippingthe item in the solution or brushing on with paint brush.• Forverysoftlace: –Cutawayexcessstabilizer. –Removeremainingstabilizerbyrinsingunderwarm runningwateruntilalltracesof thestabilizeraregone.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS• Hooptwolayersof watersolublestabilizer.• Attachthehooptothemachineandselectthedesignof your
• If sewingaborderpieceplacetheedge(orif sewingacornerpieceplacethecorner)of thefabriconthestabilizer.Matchthe edges of the fabric to the straight part of the stitched line. Photo 2
• Returnthehooptothemachineandstitchthenextcolorwhichis the Cut Line and Tackdown. Photo 3
with temporary adhesive spray.2. Placethesprayedstabilizerontothewrongsideof thefabric.Hoop
thestabilizerandfabrictogether.3. Placethehooponthemachineandbeginstitchingthedesign.4. AFTER the “cutwork guide stitch” has been stitched, remove the
hoop from the machine. DO NOT remove the fabric from the hoop. PHOTO A
5. Use the sharp point of an embroider’s wand to gently pull the fabric apartfromthestabilizer.
6. Use a small sharp pair of scissors to clip away ONLY the fabric inside theguidestitches.Leavethestabilizerintact.Anyenclosedareathatiscreatedbythefirstcolorof thedesigncanbetrimmedawaytocreatethe open work. PHOTO B
7. Return the hoop to the machine. Continue stitching the remainder of the embroidery design.
SUPPLIES:• Fabric• Anyfirmlywovenhighqualityfabric• Thread• Embroidery Thread• Stabilizer• Heavy Weight or Mesh Water-Soluble StabilizerOptional Notions• Embroider’s Wand• Temporary Adhesive Spray
NOTE: Designs shown in pictures are for instructional purpose only and may not be included in your collection.
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Classic Cutwork en Broderie IITraditional Cutwork Instructions
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NOTE: Refer to manufacturer’s documentation for further in-depth instructions on using the CutWork Accessory. All fabric, designs and stabilizer combinations should be tested first. Proper preparation of the fabric, design and stabilizer are required to achieve the best results and may require adjustment based on combinations used. OESD is not responsible for final results. PREPARE FABRIC• Starch fabric 2-3 times following manufacturer’s instructions.• Fabric to be cut should be crisp.• Usetwolayersof HeavyWeightCutAwayorTearAway;spray
to adhere to wrong side of your fabric.• Hoopstabilizerandfabric. EMBROIDER AND CUT1. Send desired design to the embroidery machine.2. DesignsenhancedtoworkwiththeCutWorktoolwillendin
“CWC”.3. ReplacenormalstitchplatewiththeCutWorkstitchplate4. Attach the hoop to the machine.5. Stitch the design as normal until the machine shows “Cut”.
2. Unthread the machine.3. Followthe“threadchanges”onyourmachinescreenandturnthedialontheCutWorktoolasrequired.4. After cuts are complete, remove hoop from machine but do not remove the fabric from the hoop.5. Gentlyremovecutfabricpiece.Donotpullthefabrictoseparate.Trimanyareasnotcompletelycuttohelppreventfrizzyends.6. Applyapieceof meshwater-solublestabilizeroverthecutpiecesonthebacksideof thehoop,makingsuretocompletelycovercut
areas. PHOTO 37. Whenthemachinecallsforthreadsagain,replacetheneedleandfoot,rethreadthemachineandstitchasnormal.8. Repeat as required, until design is completed. PHOTO 49. Removehoopfrommachineandfabricandstabilizerfromhoop.10. Carefullycutawayexcessstabilizer.11. Followinstructionsprintedonstabilizerpackagingtoremoveremaining
stabilizer.
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NOTE: Designs shown in pictures are for instructional purpose only and may not be included in your collection.
Classic Cutwork en Broderie IIUsing the BERNINA CutWork Accessory