Cork Butterfly Necklace In the Hoop
Butterflies are a timeless icon of happiness and celebration. In honor of BERNINA’s 125th Golden Anniversary, I’ve created this Cork … More
Tag: Machine Embroidery
Four-leaf Clover Door Hanger In-the-Hoop
In-the-Hoop projects are a fast, easy and consistent way of completing the construction inside the embroidery hoop. The Easy Four-leaf … More
Customize Your Embroidery
Have you ever wanted to tweak an embroidery design without the hassle and expense of software packages? One of my … More
Tips for Embroidering on Cork
Hello fellow embroidery enthusiasts! My name is Mandy Leins, and I am a quilter who loves to explore working with … More
Embellish a shirt with Embroidery
Hello everyone. Laura here from Trash to Couture. For this tip post I will share with you how to update … More
Decking the Halls – With Stumpwork
This charming wreath features three-dimensional stumpwork holly leaves. … More
How to Make a Summer Gathering Pouch with Stitched Embellishments
The primitive shape and the wonderful texture of a bark gathering basket were the inspiration for this elaborately embellished bag. Experiment with stitches, use double threads, mix pinks and greens – pull out your stash and play! … More
Embroidery Basics: The Machine Embroidery Hoop
Machine embroidery is one of my favorite hobbies! I love the precision you can achieve! One key to getting that precision is properly hooping the fabric and stabilizer. … More
How to Embroider a Stumpwork Design: Free Video Tutorial
Create beautiful three-dimensional flowers and butterflies using stumpwork embroidery – stitched entirely by machine! … More
Ruffler Foot #86
I cut 3 1/2 inch strips for my ruffles that I sewed, turned, pressed and ruffled for the pillow. The gathering foot would have had a tough time working its magic with the seam allowance down the center of the fabric strip. The ruffler plowed through perfectly.
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Perfect Satin Stitch Embroidery
Ultra Clean & Tear stabilizer tears away easily, even in the smallest areas, and fibers are left underneath to give continued support of the embroidery stitches. … More