Wedding Collection · Wedding Collection Previous Page Next Page is stitched onto the ﬂ ap of piece "A". Substitute the appropriate lettered pieces for other purse shapes. Use a

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Garter Belt Gloves Nylons w/ Embroidery

Ringbearer Pillow

Purse Birdcage Card Holder

Guest Book Cover

Handkerchief

Thank You Card VeilHeirloomHandkerchief Bonnet

Candles

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is stitched onto the fl ap of piece "A". Substitute the appropriate lettered pieces for other purse shapes. Use a 1/2" seam allowance when stitching purse together. Adjust pattern pieces as desired to alter the distance of the purse fl ap.

1. If using interfacing, stitch to wrong side of fabric piece A. Treat as one piece from here on.

2. Hoop two pieces of stabilizer.

3. Spray adhesive onto stabilizer.

4. Adhere the interfacing side of piece A to the stabilizer.

5. Embroider the design, orientating it the direction desired.

Purse

The directions given here are for a purse using the oblique sample shape pieces "A" - Purse Body with Flap, and "B" - Purse Pocket. The embroidery design

For this project, you will need:• Purse pattern created from one of the included sample shapes. Use purse pieces A and B to create an oblique shaped purse like our sample; C and D for a rectangular purse; and E and F for an oval purse. OR, use a purchased purse pattern. Basic sewing skills are necessary for constructing the purse.• Enough fabric for Purse pieces A, B, or C, D, or E, F. Remember B, D, and F are placed on fold. Cut out pieces.• Optional: Interfacing - one layer for piece A, or C, or E.• Elastic -1/2" wide, length of folded edge of piece B, D, or F. • 48" long braided rope for purse strap• Snap or any type of closure for closing purse• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Design HY0373

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6. Remove from hoop and remove stabilizer.

7. To construct the purse:

a) Having wrong sides together, fold piece B (pocket) in half along fold edge. Stitch 5/8" from fold to form casing.

b) Insert elastic into casing. Gather slightly until the purse "Pocket" piece is the same distance across as the "Purse Body with Flap" piece. Make sure to have bottom edge of each piece aligned when measuring. Tack elastic at each end to secure. Cut away excess elastic.

c) Tack each end of the rope strap to the outside edge of the pocket over the elastic casing having the ends of the rope even with the edge of the fabric.

d) Layer pieces as follows and stitch together. First, have piece A with embroidered design right side up. On top of that, place piece B, rope side

down, aligning bottom edge. Stitch all the way around sides and bottom edge completely joining B to A. Add piece A (lining), right side down. Pin in place. Stitch all the way around leaving a 3" opening along bottom edge. Turn through opening. Turn pocket, fl ipping it to other side. If desired, slip stitch opening closed, but it is not necessary because it is hidden inside pocket.

e) Add snap or other type of closure to join fl ap to purse body.

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Birdcage Card Holder

NOTE: The individual lily fl ower was edited from design HY0372. It is included as fi le HY0386 in the ACCENT DESIGNS folder.


2. Spray adhesive onto batting. Adhere the backside of one piece of fabric to the batting.


4. Adhere the batting/fabric layer to the stabilizer having the fabric side up.

5. Embroider the design.

6. Remove from hoop. Remove stabilizer.

7. Cut the embroidered piece of fabric 1/2" larger than the length and width of the birdcage band.

8. Cut the second piece of fabric the same size.

9. To construct the band, having fabric pieces right sides together, stitch a 1/2" seam along longest edges. Turn inside out. Press. Turn under raw edges on the shortest edges. Press. Slip stitch or machine stitch closed.

10. Wrap the band around the cage. Hand stitch the ends together.

11. Cut several 12" lengths of ribbon for fl owers.

12. To form fl owers, weave a running stitch along edge of ribbon. Pull up thread to gather. Stitch through the edge to hold fl ower together.

13. Cut two ribbon-streamers 24" each.

14. Weave a running stitch through the middle of the ribbon streamer, adding a bead every inch. Pull up thread to gather. Stitch a bead to the end of the ribbon.

15. Cut a two-inch circle from coordinating fabric.

16. To create the birdcage embellishment, hot glue the streamers and fl owers to the fabric. Hot glue the fi nished embellishment to the birdcage.

17. Find the instructions for the "Butterfl y" under "VEIL".

For this project, you will need:• Decorative bird cage• Fabric for band. For length, measure distance around birdcage. For width, measure height. Add 3" for seam allowance. Cut two pieces of fabric, one for top and one for under-side of band.• Light weight batting, size of one fabric band• Organdy or organza ribbon - approx. 1 1/4" wide for fl owers, wider for streamers • Hot glue gun and glue sticks• Beads and beading needle• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Design HY0372• Accent Design HY0386

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Garter Belt

NOTE: The individual slipper was edited from design HY0368. It is included as fi le HY0387 in the ACCENT DESIGNS folder.

For this project, the design was added to the lace of the purchased garter.

1. Cut two pieces of water soluble stabilizer, large enough to hoop. One goes underneath the lace, the other on top.

2. Hoop the lace and stabilizer.


4. Hand stitch beads to the embroidered area and any other areas of your choice.

For this project, you will need:• Pre-made garter belt• Beads and beading needle• Water soluble stabilizer• Accent Design HY0387

Handkerchief

1. Hoop 2 pieces of stabilizer.


3. Affi x the handkerchief to the stabilizer.


5. Remove from hoop and remove the stabilizer.

For this project, you will need:• Pre-made handkerchief (with lace) Or 12" x 12" piece of light weight fabric such as batiste and 11/2 yards lace. To construct the handkerchief, attach lace to fabric using a zigzag stitch. Trim away excess fabric. • Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Design(s) HY0377, HY0381

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Gloves

NOTE: The daisy fl ower with ribbon was edited from design HY0364. It is included as fi le HY0389 in the ACCENT DESIGNS folder.

1. Open side seam on the glove.


3. Set the hoop on top of a grid aligning the hoop bracket with a grid line. With disappearing ink, draw a line inside the hoop onto the stabilizer, parallel to the hoop bracket, to use as a positioning guideline.

For this project, you will need:• Pre-made gloves• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Accent Design HY0389


5. Affi x the glove to the stabilizer using the disappearing ink line as a guide.

6. Embroider design.


8. Re-stitch the side seam.

TIP: To embroider the other glove, mirror image the design if desired.

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Nylons with Embroidery

NOTE: The single rose was edited from design HY0363. It is included as fi le HY0385 in the ACCENT DESIGNS folder.

1. Apply masking tape to any areas of the hoop and embroidery machine that may snag or tear the nylon.

For this project, you will need:• Nylons (Support Hose recommended)• Water soluble stabilizer• Accent Design HY0385

2. Cut four pieces of stabilizer large enough to hoop. Use two underneath the nylon, two on top when hooping.

3. Hoop the nylon with all layers of stabilizer. Stretch slightly while hooping.

4. Roll the nylon down towards the hoop, exposing the area that will be embroidered.

5. Embroider the design. You may need to hold the nylon away from the needle while it is being embroidered. Extra hands are helpful.

6. Carefully remove the nylon from the hoop. Remove the stabilizer from the nylon one layer at a time.

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Ringbearer Pillow

NOTE: The single rose fl ower was edited from design HY0363. It is included as fi le HY0385 in the ACCENT DESIGNS folder.

For this project, you will need:• Two 12" X 12" pieces fabric• One 12" X 12" piece batting• 1 1/2 yards lace trim• 24" 1/4" wide satin ribbon• Fiberfi ll• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Design HY0363• Accent Design HY0385

The supplies listed are for a pillow approx. 10" x 10".


2. Spray adhesive onto batting. Adhere the back of top piece of fabric to the batting.


4. Affi x the pillow top to the stabilizer with the batting touching the adhesive.

5. Embroider the design(s). For multiple designs, re-hoop if necessary.


7. Attach two 12" pieces of ribbon to pillow for the rings.

8. To add lace to pillow top, with right sides together, stitch gathered edge of lace along pillow edge.

9. To add back to pillow, having fabric right sides together, pin the pillow top and back together.

10. Stitch around at 1/2" seam, leaving approx. 3" opening.

11. Clip corners, turn pillow right side out.

12. Stuff pillow with fi berfi ll.

13. Slip stitch opening closed.

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Heirloom Handkerchief Bonnet

This special heirloom bonnet can be created for any new baby. Either a boy or girl wears it when he/she comes home from the hospital and/or at the christening ceremony. When the child marries, the tack stitches are clipped and the bonnet becomes a

For this project, you will need:• Pre-made handkerchief (with lace) Or 12" x 12" piece of light weight fabric such as batiste and 1 1/2 yards lace. To construct the handkerchief, attach lace to fabric using a zigzag stitch. Trim away excess fabric. • 2 yds. 3/8" wide satin ribbon (cut 2 pieces - 15" to 24" for bonnet ties and 1 - 24" piece for bonnet back)• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• Spray adhesive• Optional: Fray stop product • Accent Design HY0388

hanky. A daughter carries the hanky as "Something Old" on her special wedding day. A son passes it to his new bride to carry as "Something Borrowed" on their special wedding day.

NOTE: The cake top was edited from design HY0361. It is included as fi le HY0388 in the ACCENT DESIGNSfolder.



3. Affi x the wrong side of the handkerchief to the stabilizer.

4. Embroider a design on two adjacent corners.Tip: Mirror image the design for a more balanced look.

5. Remove the stabilizer.

6. Having wrong sides together, fold the hanky edge with the two embroidered designs back 2 1/2". Measurement is without lace.

7. Add ribbon for tie to the lace edge corner and tack down through all layers. Optional: Before tacking, fold the ribbon over approx. 1" to form decorative loop. Also, tack at the center to hold in place.

8. Having wrong sides together, fold the opposite side back 11/2". Using a long running stitch, hand or machine baste along the lace to form a casing.

9. Thread 24" of ribbon through the casing. Gather the ribbon up to form a 11/2" opening. Tie a bow.

10. Trim all ribbons at an angle to prevent ribbon from fraying. Optional: Dot with fray stop product.

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Candles

1. Hoop together fabric and two pieces of water soluble stabilizer, having fabric on top.

2. Embroider design.


4. Trim away fabric close to embroidered design.

5. Using the heat tool, heat an area on the candle where the design is to be placed, affi x the design. For larger designs, heat a small area, affi x part of the design. Move to the next area, heat, affi x design. Repeat procedure until entire design is affi xed to the candle.

For this project, you will need:• Candle(s)• Organdy fabric• Water soluble stabilizer• Hair dryer or heat tool• Design(s) HY0367, HY0375, HY0374

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Guest Book Cover


2. Spray adhesive onto batting. By aligning center markings and having batting edges evenly away from fabric, adhere the back of fabric to the

For this project, you will need:• Guest book• One piece of fabric - enough to cover album plus an additional 3" in width for seam allowance and an additional 12" in length to form pockets to insert album covers. On wrong side, mark center of fabric. • One piece of light weight batting (3/8" wider and longer than the front and back covers). Mark center of batting.• Spray adhesive• Stabilizer (cutaway or tearaway)• 1/2" wide fusible hemming tape - fuses products together with an iron• Disappearing ink marker• Design HY0369

batting. Lay the layer over the guest book to fi gure out where the design should be embroidered. Mark with disappearing ink.


4. Affi x the guest book cover to the stabilizer.



7. Hem by hand or machine the two ends of the fabric that will become the pocket.

8. Having right sides together, fold the hemmed edge up to form the pockets. Stitch along the top and bottom raw edges. Make sure the guest book front and back covers will slip into the pockets before stitching, and that the guest book cover is long enough to fi t the guest book when it is closed. Turn pockets.

9. Fuse the top and bottom edges between the pockets to the batting using fusible hemming tape.

10. Insert the front and back covers of guest book into pockets.

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Thank You Cards

1. Cut the card stock piece to be used for embroidery approx. 5/8" larger than the design. Very lightly, mark the center of the card stock with a pencil.

2. Apply double-sided tape 1/2" from the corners on the back of the card stock.

3. Hoop the organdy fabric using a hoop large enough to accommodate the piece of card stock. Optional: Set the hoop onto a grid board aligning the hoop bracket along one of the grid lines. Fo lowing one of the grid lines inside the hoop, draw a straight line onto the organdy fabric using disappearing ink (organdy fabric is quite transparent and easy to see through).

For this project, you will need:• Double-sided tape• Two colors of card stock - one for top, one for background (greeting card weight paper)• Organdy fabric• Disappearing ink marker• Pencil• Design(s) HY0380, HY0384

4. Affi x the card stock to the hooped organdy fabric, aligning the edge of the card stock with the disappearing ink line. This will ensure that the design is positioned straight on the card stock.

5. Move the machine needle to the center mark on the card stock.

6. Embroider the design. Erase the pencil mark if it still shows.

7. Carefully remove the fabric from the hoop. Trim the fabric 1/4" from the edge of the card stock. On the backside (same side as the fabric), apply double-sided tape to the edges of the embroidered card stock.

8. Cut the background card stock approx. 1/4"larger than the embroidered cardstock. Affi x the

embroidered card stock to the background.

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For this project, you will need:• Pre-made veil• Beads and beading needle• Organza or organdy fabric• Water soluble stabilizer• 32 Gauge white wrapped fl oral wire• Hot glue gun and glue sticks• Variegated thread• Design HY0373

Veil

1. Hoop the fabric using two pieces stabilizer underneath.

2. Embroider two designs for each butterfl y and one design for the headpiece.


4. Trim away fabric 1/16" from embroidered designs.

5. Bar tack two designs together to resemble butterfl y wings.

6. Assemble beads on fl oral wire creating a piece for the tail, body and tentacles. Hot glue beads to the ends of the tentacles.

7. Hand stitch the wired bead piece to the embroidered butterfl y wings.

8. Attach the butterfl ies to the veil using a bar tack in the center of each wing (using the same thread as was used for the embroidery).

9. Hand stitch beads to the embroidered design for the headpiece.

10. Tack the beaded design to the headpiece.

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Wedding Collection · Wedding Collection Previous Page Next Page is stitched onto the ﬂ ap of piece "A". Substitute the appropriate lettered pieces for other purse shapes. Use a