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Tranquility Cushion

Notion Seven separate Tranquility designs - "n01", "n02", "n03", "n04", "n05", "n06" and "lilly" designs. Grey blue coloured linen (to portray early evening). Navy blue coloured silk organza (for the water).

	Instructions
	Set up your chosen blue grey linen material in your hoop. Position your hoop at the top left hand side of your linen piece.

N01 Design	Stitch the 'n01." design

N02 Design	Reposition your hoop to the right hand side of and adjacent to the "n01.pcs" design which you have sewn. Next, stitch out the "n02." design

N03 Design	Reposition the hoop once again, to the right hand side of and adjacent to the "n02." design which you have sewn. Next, stitch out the "n03." design.

	The combination and co-ordination of these three designs on your piece of linen will produce a lovely, serene, landscaped, rural scene.

	Position the top edge of your navy blue coloured voile material over the the base of the linen piece. Align it across your linen, approximately 8 cm (2.5 inches) below the centre of the landscape scene. It should be positioned just at the base of the tree trunks in that design, directly below the "n02." design. Pin down the piece of voile.

	Sew the navy blue coloured voile material over the top of the piece of linen using mirrored stitch No. 79. It has the appearance of a grass stitch. Use a bottle green coloured thread. Ensure that you vary the stitch width as the machine is stitching. This will make the grass look a bit more realistic. Over the top of the grass stitch, free machine embroider more grass using khaki coloured thread.

N04 Design	Reposition your hoop once again, so that when the head of the swan in "n04." design is stitched out, it is positioned so that it will stitch out on the linen, over the top of embankment. (That is, the top, grassy edge of the voile material piece). Please refer to the "n04 design."

N05 Design	Once again, reposition your hoop and stitch the "n05." design, so that the second swan's head is positoned over the top to the rear of the first swan's body, (That is, to the bottom right hand side of the "n04." design which you have stitched out).

Lilly	Reposition your hoop to the right hand side of the "n05" design. Stitch out the "lilly." design. Please refer to the design panels shown below.

N06 Design	Once again move your hoop to the right. Stitch out the "n06." design to the right of the "lilly." design.

	To further enhance your tranquility pillow, sew No. 01 (double straight) stitch, using a pale blue coloured thread for the water, making fine curves.



Swans Handkerchief or Jewellery Bag

Notions "swan.pcs" design. Pale blue voile fabric. Cream lining fabric. Lace. Pellum

	Instructions

	approximate hoop size is 21 x 21 cm or 8 x8 inches

Swan.PCS	Stitch swan.pcs design onto a piece of blue voile fabric

	Cut the voile fabric containing the "swan" design into the shape of a triangle.

	Cut the cream lining into a triangle of the same size as the voile

	Stitch the voile and lining together

Diagram No 2	I realize that "hand stitching" is an unpleasant phrase for some of us, but I actually hand stitched the lace onto the triangle lip as shown in diagram No. 2.

	Cut other pieces of voile, pellum and lining 45 x 25 cm or 17 x 10 inches.

	Position the triangle lip at the long end, between the pellum and the lining and stitch together.

	Quilt the voile, pellum and lining together.

Diagram No 3	Sew a bias binding over the raw edges on the front of the square. I suggest that you use the lining fabric as the bias binding. Sew some lace down from the edge, as in diagram No. 3.

	French seam the sides together.



Bird of Paradise Bag

Diagram No 1	Cut both the black fabric and lining material into identical circles of 40 cm (16 inches) in diameter, as shown in diagram No 1.

	Cut the plastic lid of an ice cream container into a circle of 6 cm (2.5 inches) in diameter.

Diagram No 2	Fold the fabric circle in half (along the line of the diameter), as shown in diagram No. 2.

	Mark the centre point of both half circles of the fabric, on the outer side.

	Position your hoop over the centre marked on one side of the half circle of fabric.

Diagram No 3	Stitch the "bird01.pcs" design on one side of of the half circle, as shown in diagram No. 3.

Diagram No 4	Over the centre mark of the other half circle, stitch the "birdaa.pcs" design, as shown in diagram 4.

Diagram No 5	The two Birds of Paradise designs should now appear stitched out on your fabric as shown in diagram No. 5.

Diagram No 6	Measure and mark the circular hem 15 mm (5/8 inch) in from the circumference (outer edge) of the circle of the fabric, as shown in diagram No. 6.

Diagram No 7	Measure and mark another inner circle 17.5 mm (1 and 5/8 inch) in from the circumference (outer edge) of the circle of the fabric. You should now have two, concentric circles marked 2.5 cm (1 inch) apart, as shown diagram No. 7.

Diagram No 8	Mark the fabric for two buttonholes on each side, between the two concentric circles, as shown in diagram No. 8, marked in yellow. Later, this is where the cord will be threaded.

	Sew the two buttonholes on either side of the material, where marked.

	Pin the circle of lining over the circle of fabric and stitch around the edge, leaving an opening of approximately 8 cm (3 inches), so that you can turn the bag out.

	Turn the bag out and hand press it completely around. This makes the job of ironing a lot easier.

	Iron the bag around the edges.

Diagram No 9	Insert the plastic circle through the opening between the fabric and the lining. Position it in the centre of the bag, as shown in diagram No. 9, marked in blue.

	Pin the plastic circle in position and then stitch around it.

	Close the opening with stitches.

	Stitch all the way around both the marked concentric circles, on each side of of the buttonholes.

	Insert the cording through the buttonholes and tie the ends.



Darby Cushion

Notions "darby.pcs" design. "bord.pcs" design.

	Instructions

Darby Design	Mark the centre of your satin fabric. Stitch out the "darby" design.

	Using a dinner plate as a template, mark a circle on the back of the fabric.

	Sew the circle using a striaght stitch in order to provide a guide for the next stitch.

	Using a side plate as a template, carefully position and mark the fabric with a smaller circle. This smaller circle should be positioned inside the larger circle, previously marked in 1.

	Sew the inner circle using a straight stitch in order to provide a guide for the next stitch.

	Sew stitch No 02 L = .50 W = 4.5 using gold Madeira No. 8 thread.

	To create an attractive, raised appearance to your needlework, sew stitch No. 02 W= .30 L = 6.0 over the top of the first stitch, using gold Madeira No. 8 thread.

Diagram No 1	Sew stitch No. 111 L= 3.0 W= 6.0 over the the top of the satin stitch. using a tan thread as shown in diagram No. 1

	Repeat the sewing procedures detailed in 6 to 8, above for the outer circle.

Diagram No 2	Adjacent to the outer edge of the satin stitch of the inner circle, sew stitch No. 156 (mirrored) W= 6.0 L= 6.0 using tan coloured thread. Please refer to diagram No. 2.

Board	As shown on the Darby Pillow at the top of the screen, stitch the "bord." design on the four sides of the pillow. The "bord" design is below Darby Cushion

Blue Willow Machine Embroidery Design Instructions

A very pretty pillow as shown below. It was created using five separate white cotton fabric pieces which were each decorated with the will10 and will14 designs of my Willow Series.

This decorative pillow, shown below, was created using four separate navy blue linen fabric squares which were each decorated with the will09 design of my Willow Series. once again using the decorative stitches to embellish the design and pillow.

Below is another very attractive pillow. It was decorated with my will01 and will02 designs using a blue, variegated Isafil thread.

I have made the quick sketch which is below to suggest some ideas for using the Willow Series designs to decorate a comfortable summer outfit.

It shows the use of the will02 design on the 'T' shirt.

The pillow below was decorated delicately with my will08 design using a white Madeira thread once again using the decorative stitches to embellish the design and pillow. Take not of the edges of the decorative stitches a good way of hiding a fault if your edges are not quite right using your decorative stitches....I used a elongated round stitch

Men's Business Machine Embroidery Design Instructions

Men's Business Blanket

Cut 1 panel 22 x 43 cm 8.5 x 9 inches
Stitch “Diamond_02” out 12 times
Zigzag stitch the 12 “Diamond_02” down onto the suede, as you can see in the photo place each of the designs in a similar way
Over the zigzag stitch, satin stitch to give the blanket a fine finish

Cut 2 panels of suede the same length and width as the panel with the diamonds

Cut a piece of fabric 7cm or 3 inches wide the same width as the panels
Press that piece of fabric in half using your iron length ways

Pin the fabric to both ends of the diamond panel

Once both ends are pined and the ironed end of the length of fabric is facing towards the diamonds at both ends

Stitch the two suede panels to the diamond and contrasting fabric

Cut two panels of the wool fabric each panel is 76 x 111cm or 30 x 44inches

Stitch the two panels of wool fabric to the panel of suede

Stitch over the top of the wool where you have your seam, this will hold the seam down

Stitch over the stitch you just stitched in a contrasting thread, I used the triple stitch which gives a nice finish

Showing you in the photo a close up of the diamond stitch out the contrasting fabric and contrasting top stitch on the blanket

Using the same contrasting fabric, I cut it out to make a bias binding for the edge of the wool blanket

Bias binding made for the blanket

I stitched the bias binding all around the blanket

I used a beige and white gingham fabric for the backing of the wool blanket

To give the blanket a masculine feel, I used these Antler buttons John and I purchased while in Alaska. I stitched the buttons on the two end panels

Celtic Box

I purchased the black fabric document box from the Sydney store “Office Works” but many stores now have these document boxes in various colours these are a great way of showing your work
I stitched out “Celtic_02” eight times using a large hoop but you can do this using “Celtic_01” for the 180 x 130 or 8 x 7 inch hoop

Sewing Machine Cover

I stitched for my Pfaff CV a machine cover using the same design as the Celtic Box but different colours, looks very different

Photo of my sewing room with my machine cover

I use my machines all the time for all my stitch outs; I have all the machines at all times hooked up to their embroidery units, that is why this cover is sooo large for the Pfaff CV

Devine Machine Embroidery Design Instructions

Notions

Pale blue curtain fabric for the bag
A good stitch and tear backing

Instructions

Stitch "Gate" out first
Stitch "Devine" over part of the "Gate"
Stitch "Giselle" over part of the gate as seen in photos above using the same colours in her dress as the colours for the flowers in "Devine" ("Giselle" is from another set of single designs click below. http://stitchingart.com/small-embroidery-designs/giselle-detail

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