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Enhance your bathroom decor with this charming applique 'Do Not Disturb' sign featuring a classic bathtub design. Perfect for reminding others to enjoy a peaceful soak. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Applique Do Not Disturb Bathtub Sign
By Marisa Littleton
A 'Do Not Disturb' bathroom sign for those enjoying a bubble bath. A simple, easy project that would be great for all ages and levels.
Step 1:
The design template was enlarged slightly to be more proportionate for a 5"x7" picture frame. An embroidery software program was used (Embrilliance Essentials) to resize the design to 5"x 3 3/4"; however, many embroidery machines have a resizing feature.
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Step 2:
Read the project directions. Gather and prepare the materials.
Step 3:
Hoop 1 piece of No-Show cutaway stabilizer. Float the fabric on the stabilizer.
Use 505 Temporary Adhesive Spray to secure the fabric to the stabilizer.
Step 4:
Load the design template onto the embroidery machine. Attach the embroidery hoop. Stitch the design following the color chart or personal preferences. Remove the design from the machine.
Step 5:
Trim the fabric to 5"x7". I used the glass from the picture frame as a guide before trimming the fabric.
Lightly mist one side of the cardstock with the Multi-Purpose adhesive spray. Carefully place the stitched design onto the cardstock. Gently press in place making sure the surface is smooth and wrinkle free.
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Step 6:
Decide how long you want the hanger to be for the picture. A 12" piece of ribbon was used in the example.
Place a dot of hot glue (pencil eraser in size) on the upper inside corners of the picture frame. Press each end of the ribbon onto the hot glue.
Step 7:
Make sure that the glass surface and fabric are free of debris. Put the picture frame together.
Step 8:
A felt flower was hot glued to the ribbon for decoration. WTG! Good job!
Marisa Littleton is a retired educator with a love for teaching and learning. Interests include machine embroidery, hand embroidery, quilting, cooking, and antiques.