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Embroidery, Assistant, Appliqué, embroidery, designs

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6. Embroidery Assistant -: - [. 6-17 Appliqué with embroidery designs It is also possible to embroider ready-made appliqué with the appliqué and Richelieu card No. 7. The appliqués are marked with an A in the design list. • Place embroidery stabilizer under the fabric. • Embroider your appliqué design. • The machine stops after the segment, where you have to insert the appliqué fabric. • After inserting the fabric, stitch the appliqué's contours. The machine displays a message when you have to cut out the appliqué. • Remove the hoop from the embroidery unit and cut the excess appliqué fabric carefully along the sewn line using a pair of pointed scissors. Reattach the hoop and finish the design. Step Step is a structured fabric with a lockstitch appearance, which looks as if it is embroidered when applied extensively to a face fabric. The fabric itself can likewise be embroidered. • Embroider your design until the machine displays the message for inserting the appliqué fabric. • Place Step instead of the appliqué fabric onto the design and stitch it off. The Step layer has to be bigger than the design. • Cut the excess Step along the sewn line. • Iron on the design in order to secure it to the Step. Due to the Step's adhesive coating. the face fabric and the design are sealed together. Tip: If you wish to sew your own Step appliqués on a face fabric, iron them on first, select a zigzag stitch and set it as dense as possible (0.2 mm to 0.4 mm) and a bit wider (2 mm to 4 mm). This prevents the Step appliqué from fraying. Bulk stabilizers Bulk stabilizers are available in a variety of thicknesses, for ironing on. underlaying or inserting. They enhance the three-dimensional appearance of the embroidered designs. They are suitable for appliqués which require such an appearance. • Hoop the fabric, if necessary reinforced with embroidery stabilizer. • Embroider the appliqué up to the spot where the appliqué fabric is to be placed. Place the bulk stabilizer first and then the appliqué fabric and proceed as described for 'Step". • Particular embroidery effects can be achieved with additional stabilizer.

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6.
Embroidery
Assistant
6-17
Appliqué
with
embroidery
designs
It
is
also
possible
to
embroider
ready-made
appliqué
with
the
appliqué
and
Richelieu
card
No.
7.
The
appliqués
are
marked
with
an
A
in
the
design
list.
•
Place
embroidery
stabilizer
under
the
fabric.
•
Embroider
your
appliqué
design.
•
The
machine
stops
after
the
segment,
where
you
have
to
insert
the
appliqué
fabric.
•
After
inserting
the
fabric,
stitch
the
appliqué’s
contours.
The
machine
displays
a
message
when
you
have
to
cut
out
the
appliqué.
•
Remove
the
hoop
from
the
embroidery
unit
and
cut
the
excess
appliqué
fabric
carefully
along
the
sewn
line
using
a
pair
of
pointed
scissors.
Reattach
the
hoop
and
finish
the
design.
Step
Step
is
a
structured
fabric
with
a
lockstitch
appearance,
which
looks
as
if
it
is
embroidered
when
applied
extensively
to
a
face
fabric.
The
fabric
itself
can
likewise
be
embroidered.
•
Embroider
your
design
until
the
machine
displays
the
message
for
inserting
the
appliqué
fabric.
•
Place
Step
instead
of
the
appliqué
fabric
onto
the
design
and
stitch
it
off.
The
Step
layer
has
to
be
bigger
than
the
design.
•
Cut
the
excess
Step
along
the
sewn
line.
•
Iron
on
the
design
in
order
to
secure
it
to
the
Step.
Due
to
the
Step’s
adhesive
coating.
the
face
fabric
and
the
design
are
sealed
together.
Tip:
If
you
wish
to
sew
your
own
Step
appliqués
on
a
face
fabric,
iron
them
on
first,
select
a
zigzag
stitch
and
set
it
as
dense
as
possible
(0.2
mm
to
0.4
mm)
and
a
bit
wider
(2
mm
to
4
mm).
This
prevents
the
Step
appliqué
from
fraying.
-:
-
[.
Bulk
stabilizers
Bulk
stabilizers
are
available
in
a
variety
of
thicknesses,
for
ironing
on.
underlaying
or
inserting.
They
enhance
the
three-dimensional
appearance
of
the
embroidered
designs.
They
are
suitable
for
appliqués
which
require
such
an
appearance.
•
Hoop
the
fabric,
if
necessary
reinforced
with
embroidery
stabilizer.
•
Embroider
the
appliqué
up
to
the
spot
where
the
appliqué
fabric
is
to
be
placed.
Place
the
bulk
stabilizer
first
and
then
the
appliqué
fabric
and
proceed
as
described
for
‘Step”.
•
Particular
embroidery
effects
can
be
achieved
with
additional
stabilizer.