machine embroidered techniques
Use 6D Embroidery Stitch Editor
Plus program. Draw stitch points
in desired pattern on the screen.
Photos 1 to 6 are a few examples
of the various stitches in the
software.
Once this embroidery is completed, cut
the fabric to desired size for crazy
patch design. If you choose to create additional embroideries, to make
covered buttons, cut the embroidered
fabric to desired button sizes and use
manufacturer’s instructions to create
these buttons. Or the alternative is
to use cutwork needles in Software
and incorporate this into your steps
to cut the fabric button out right after
embroidery is complete using either
scissors or cutwork needles. Explore.
stitches that look hand-stitched using
the 6D embroidery sketch
INSPIRA fusible fleece was used under
the fabric and was hooped. For the
sample, a combination of Sulky 30wt
Blendable thread, and 100% Soya
Silk thread was used for this machine
embroidery.
1. Machine embroidery technique using
HUSQVARNA VIKING Design Card #270.
2. Select desired stabilizer and hoop
using appropriate hoop size for the
design card.
3. These embroideries were done using
40wt Robison Anton thread for embroidery thread.
4. Load embroidery design onto the
screen, and embroider the design.
Once the embroidery is completed,
tear away excess stabilizer. Cut the embroidered fabric design to desired size.
5. Audition this piece with all of the
other pieces to create your exquisite
handbag front. Once all of the pieces
have been auditioned for placement,
stitch them together using crazy patch
technique and a ¼" piecing foot with
guide. Stitch each placement and
press each one lightly on the surface.
1
Stitch Editor Plus A
2
decorative topstitching techniques
Use the decorative stitching foot and
select a decorative stitch that will best
suit the fabric design and stitch the
seams on the surface. A serpentine
stitch works well in combination with
Sulky Blendable thread.
6
Hand stitches in software
free style design
3
Covered buttons using felting, decorative topstitch
and machine embroidery techniques
spiral built-in design
4
80mm x 80 mm hoop
new size
5
twirl morphed
Multiple embroideries
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