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Print each design out in "Actual size" Tumon01a Tumon02 Tumon03 Tumon04 Tumon05 Tumon06 Mark the centre of each design so you can see it clearly when placing on the fabric you have chosen to stitch the design on |
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Sticky tape the design together Start from the top, sticky tape Tumon06 to Tumon05 sticky tape Tumon 04 to Tumon02 sticky tape Tumon 03 to both Tumon 02 and tumon 05 Sticky tape tumon01a to Tumon 02...If you cannot follow all this then just look at the photo No. 1 |
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Where you have the centre of each design put a pin through the centre and mark on the fabric with chalk or marking pen. As shown above |
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Once you have marked your fabric with either your chalk or marking pen stitch the fabric down with two layers of thin woolen batting. I would recommend to stitch more than what I have done above. As I found the stitching was not enough |
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You can see I have stitched out Tumon05 Tumon04 and Tumon06 |
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You can see here that with each design I stitched a hoop template which helped stabilize the fabric before stitching out the design |
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What I did to make it easier to place each design I used the sticky paper and hopped it and then placed the silk over the sticky paper. Found that the easiest way to place each design |
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I used the plastic hoop template to find the exact centre as shown in the photograph |
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Close up of marking fabric |
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Using the dimension draw on paper the coat template only doing half, cut the half out and then on another piece of paper mirror the pattern and draw the outline of the coat pattern. Cut the other pattern out as shown to the left. |
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Pin your pattern to your fabric and then mark on your fabric your seam allowance. Cut out the fabric |
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Fabric cut out |
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Cut out 2 thin layers of batting |
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Pin each side panel that you have just cut out to the embroided panel |
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Making sure you do not pin the batting from the embroided panel to the side panel |
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Take both pieces and stitch both the side seams to the embroided panel |
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Stitch eight of each ripples02 and waves02. I did try stitching out 8 in one hopping but found the ripples did not stitch out all that well due to to much movement. I ended up doing two hopping of each ripples and waves |
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Cut out each of the eight ripples and waves as close as you can to the satin stitch border |
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Place the one of the ripples down and pinning on the fabric and using a zigzag stitch to applique the ripple down |
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Stitch out 8 tumon07 in two hopping. Pin each of the tumon07 as shown in the photograph using a zigzag stitch to applique each |
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Backing the coat wall hanging |
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Stitch most of the way around refer to Photograph No. 23 Snip at the sleeves and on the corners |
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Showing the snips |
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Left the opening at the top of the coat, so you can bring the embroided part through to the right side |
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Pressed and pined where the opening is all ready to hand stitch |
You will receive a .bmp file of the above drawing with the Tumon set of designs, so you can have the same dimension as the Wall Hangin that I had done |
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Machine Embroidery Designs
Latest Releases
Folklore Machine Embroidery Designs
Released on the 25th June 2019
6 designs included in the Folklore machine embroidery design set.
The Folklore design is suitable for a 6 x 10 inch or 240mm x 150mm hoop.
The Folklore design is available in DST, EMB, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
The colour chart is included in the design set
As I am now digitizing with Wilcom embroidery software (which is a commercial software) we are unable to convert files to ART format. Bernina embroidery machines will now need to purchase designs in EMB or EXP format. Sorry for the inconvenience.
