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Enhance your fall décor with these elegant monogrammed placemats, featuring vibrant applique designs. Perfect for adding a personalized touch to your autumn table setting. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Applique Monogrammed Fall Placemats
By Marisa Littleton
Monogram fall placemats for a seasonal addition to your décor. Perfect for your Thanksgiving holiday gatherings.
Step 1:
Collect the materials needed for this project. Print a design template and color chart. The monogram ‘L’ was added to the design used Embrilliance Essentials embroidery software program.
Step 2:
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Hoop the No Show Mesh stabilizer.
Step 3:
Align the lower right edges of the placemat with the grid lines on a cutting board. Sometimes the measurements of placements are not correct and seams corrected. Make the edges as even as possible.
Step 4:
Measure over 3” from the left side and 3 5/8” from the bottom. Mark the center point and axis on the placemat.
Step 5:
Lightly mist the temporary adhesive spray on the stabilizer. Align the center point and axis on the placemat and stabilizer. Place water-soluble stabilizer/topping over the design area.
Step 6:
Load the design. Embroider the design. Follow the color chart for color changes.
Step 7:
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Remove the hoop from the machine after the stitching has completed. Gently tear or cut away the water-soluble stabilizer (WSS) from the top. The bee hive tip on Seam Fix works great removing the WSS.
Step 8:
Trim the excess stabilizer from the back of the placemat. Clip stray threads as needed.
Step 9:
Congrats! You have completed a fall placemat.
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WTG! Repeat these steps to make a set for your Thanksgiving/Fall table.
Marisa Littleton is a retired educator with a love for teaching and learning. Interests include machine embroidery, hand embroidery, quilting, cooking, and antiques.