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Lake Rules Kitchen Towel
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Lake Rules Kitchen Towel Embroidery Project

By   Martha Montgomery   on   April 11, 2018

PROJECT DETAILS

SKILL LEVEL
Beginner
TIME REQUIRED
01:50
Description

The rules at the lake should be simple and this quick and easy project spells them out!

Project Preview Video

Materials
  • 1 kitchen towel of your choice
  • Water Soluble Stabilizer (WSS)
  • Embroidery thread
  • Hem gauge or other small ruler

  • Designs used in this project

    Final Product: What You Will Create

    Preface:
    Life at the lake should be easy. This cute towel spells out the rules and makes it clear that the lake is for fun!


    Step 1:
    Gather the materials and read through the instructions before beginning. Print out a paper template of the design and color sequence.

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    Step 2:
    Using the hem gauge mark 2” from the lower edge of the towel to determine design placement.

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    Step 3:
    Hoop the water soluble stabilizer (WSS) and the towel, lining up the 2” mark with the lower edge of the hoop.
     
    Use the paper template to confirm design placement within the hoop. 

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    Step 4:
    Place your hooped project on the embroidery machine, checking center placement.

    Remove the paper template, place a second sheet of WSS on top of the towel and stitch the design following color sequence.

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    Step 5:
    Remove the project from the hoop and following manufacturer’s directions, remove the WSS from the top and back of the towel.

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    Step 6:
    And you are finished! You now have a cute kitchen towel to use at the lake—just in case you need to be reminded of what the lake rules are!

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    Meet the Author: Martha Montgomery
    Martha Montgomery
    Martha has been sewing since childhood. She is a maker of garments, quilter and machine embroiderer. Martha loves all things fabric and fabric-related.
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