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Add a vibrant touch to your clothing with this colorful jumping deer embellishment, perfect for shirts, totes, or ball caps. This design brings a lively and artistic flair to your wardrobe. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Jumping Deer Shirt Embellishment
By Martha Montgomery
The outdoorsman in your life will love this jumping deer silhouette design.
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:
Measure and mark ½ inch above the top flap of the pocket for the bottom line of the design.
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Step 3:
The buttonhole will be the vertical center placement of the design. Using your ruler and temporary fabric marker, extend the line above the top pocket edge to assist in accurate placement of your design. Confirm placement with a paper template of the design.
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Step 4:
Hoop the shirt and cut away stabilizer, aligning the vertical placement line with the center mark on the hoop. Make sure top edge of the pocket is even along the lower edge of the hoop.
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Step 5:
Place the hooped shirt on to your machine. Using the paper template, confirm proper placement before stitching. Stitch the design following the color sequence.
NOTE: Remember to remove the paper template before stitching.
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Step 6:
When stitching is complete, remove the project from your machine and un-hoop the project.
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Step 7:
Trim away the excess cut away stabilizer approximately ¼ to ½” from the design.
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Step 8:
This easy project is all done! It will make a great gift for anyone who loves the outdoors!
Martha has been sewing since childhood. She is a maker of garments, quilter and machine embroiderer. Martha loves all things fabric and fabric-related.