Operation Manual

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.
Richelieu
Linen
embroidery
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