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This

very

artistic

form

of

bar-

and

eyelet

embroidery

is

easy

to

make

with

your

sewing

machine.

—

Transfer

your

pattern

onto

the

face

side

of

the

fabric

using

the

magic

pen.

Then

place

two

plies

of

water

soluble

stabilizer

under

the

area

to

be

embroidered

and

tauten

the

fabric

and

backing

in

an

embroidery

hoop.

To

make

the

embroidery

more

stable,

sew

around

all

contours

double

in

straitgh

stitch

(at

about

1

mm

stitch

length>.

After

that,

carefully

cut

out

the

fabric

from

the

areas

that

will

form

the

cutouts

at

about

2

mm

along

their

contours,

but

do

not

cut

away

the

backing

material.

Embroider

the

contours

with

a

dense

zigzag

stitch.

The

backing

material

provides

this

part

of

the

work

with

much

more

shape

and

stability.

Finally,

all

you

have

to

do

is

dissolve

the

stabilizer

in

water,

and

your

piece

of

individually

made

nibroidery

is

ready.

Linen

embroidering

is

a

very

well-known

and

popular

technique

which

in

earlier

times

was

widely

used

in

bed-

and

table

linen

production.

Due

to

its

simple

production

and

exquisite

appearance,

linen

embroidery

is

rapidly

in-creasing

in

popularity.

More

and

more

variants

are

created

with

different

stitches

and

combinations

of

them.

—

Transfer

your

pattern,

using

the

magic

pen,

to

the

face

side

of

the

fabric.

—

Iron

on

fabric

backing

or

use

tear-away

stabilizer

as

an

underlay.

—

Embroider

your

pattern

with

programs

of

your

choice.

It

is

recommended

to

use

the

single

pattern”

and

“needle

down”

keys

for

this.

—

Knot

the

threads

on

the

reverse

side

and

remov’

the

silk

paper.

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Linen

embroidery

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