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6-22 I 6. Embroidery Assistant Embroider on weft and warp knitted fabric • Mark the center of the lion design on the fabric you want to embroider. • Hoop Adhesive-backed paper and stick the fabric on it according to the loops' direction and making sure that the fabric is not displaced. • Alternatively, use spray-on temporary adhesive (see 6-2) to stick the fabric on the hooped embroidery stabilizer. • Select the design and position it to the place you have marked, using the icon. • You can check the position with the • Now you can embroider the design. icon. Embroider on small pieces of fabric • If you want to embroider on a small piece of fabric, for example a breast pocket or the corner of a napkin, but you cannot hoop all the fabric, you can also use Adhesive-backed paper, on which you stick the part of the fabric you want to embroider. • Mark the place you want to embroider, position the needle above the starting point and embroider the desired design. Quilting with the quilt card designs • With the quilt cards No. 29 and 50 you can achieve great quilt effects very simply and quickly. • Place bulk stabilizer and embroidery stabilizer under the fabric. • Mark the centers with a fabric marker. • Hoop all three layers of fabric. If they are too thick, tack the three layers together so that they have the same size as the hoop; then hoop Adhesive-backed paper and stick the pieces of fabric on it. • You can now embroider the selected design.

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6-22
6.
Embroidery
Assistant
Embroider
on
weft
and
warp
knitted
fabric
•
Mark
the
center
of
the
lion
design
on
the
fabric
you
want
to
embroider.
•
Hoop
Adhesive-backed
paper
and
stick
the
fabric
on
it
according
to
the
loops’
direction
and
making
sure
that
the
fabric
is
not
displaced.
•
Alternatively,
use
spray-on
temporary
adhesive
(see
6-2)
to
stick
the
fabric
on
the
hooped
embroidery
stabilizer.
•
Select
the
design
and
position
it
to
the
place
you
have
marked,
using
the
icon.
•
You
can
check
the
position
with
the
icon.
•
Now
you
can
embroider
the
design.
Embroider
on
small
pieces
of
fabric
•
If
you
want
to
embroider
on
a
small
piece
of
fabric,
for
example
a
breast
pocket
or
the
corner
of
a
napkin,
but
you
cannot
hoop
all
the
fabric,
you
can
also
use
Adhesive-backed
paper,
on
which
you
stick
the
part
of
the
fabric
you
want
to
embroider.
•
Mark
the
place
you
want
to
embroider,
position
the
needle
above
the
starting
point
and
embroider
the
desired
design.
Quilting
with
the
quilt
card
designs
•
With
the
quilt
cards
No.
29
and
50
you
can
achieve
great
quilt
effects
very
simply
and
quickly.
•
Place
bulk
stabilizer
and
embroidery
stabilizer
under
the
fabric.
•
Mark
the
centers
with
a
fabric
marker.
•
Hoop
all
three
layers
of
fabric.
If
they
are
too
thick,
tack
the
three
layers
together
so
that
they
have
the
same
size
as
the
hoop;
then
hoop
Adhesive-backed
paper
and
stick
the
pieces
of
fabric
on
it.
I
•
You
can
now
embroider
the
selected
design.