Check out this fabulous winter-themed embroidery design that might just be the perfect inspiration for your next project! It features a little girl in a blue coat, red mittens and a large winter hat decorated with a blue ribbon and a bunch of holly. The cute fair-haired girl has stretched her hand to try and catch a snowflake. At her feet, there’s a mousekin wearing a red scarf. The color palette is incredibly intense and arresting: saffron, Baltic blue, opaline, erin green, chocolate, gold, etc. This is a great design to put on towels, blankets, sweaters, pajamas, quilts, cushions, gift boxes and more.
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How to use this design.
Machine embroidery on terry cloth: Tip.
- Using the printed design template, mark the center of the embroidery on the towel.
- Apply a layer of adhesive spray on the tear-off non-glue stabilizer.
- Glue the towel to the stabilizer.
- Place a layer of water-soluble stabilizer on top.
- Tie the resulting sandwich into the hoop, combining the center marks on the towel and the rim of the hoop.
- Securely tighten the screw.
- Put the hoop in the machine.
- Load a machine embroidery design using USB-flash or select a design from the memory of a sewing embroidery machine.
- Embroider the design.
- After finishing embroidery, remove the sandwich from the hoop.
- Cut or tear off the lower stabilizer.
- While holding the material with your hand, tear off the upper stabilizer.
- To remove the stabilizer between the embroidery objects, wet the sponge with water and blot. You can soak and even wash the embroidered product by hand.
Care of the embroidered product.
In order for the embroidered product to delight you for many years (well, well, at least for months), you should learn to care for it. Upon completion, remove the upper and lower stabilizers. Gently iron the product around the embroidery area.
An important limitation contrary to the technology of machine embroidery is that wet-heat treatment of terry fabrics is not recommended. Loops crush, spoils the overall look of the product, it looks sloppy.
To circumvent this limitation, you can, if you hold the iron "on weight", without touching the fabric and use the steam boost function. Or, use as a substrate something soft, for example, a blanket, or an old terry towel.
Washing terry products are transferred positively, therefore, if the choice of threads was successful, your product is not threatened by either high temperatures of the washing machine or chemicals.
