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These stylish boot cuffs feature a beautiful applique floral design, perfect for adding a touch of spring to your wardrobe. Ideal for keeping warm during chilly mornings while stepping out in style. Step-by-step instructions are included.
A simple tutorial of embroidering a sweet spring embroidery design onto a pair of boot cuffs that results into a fashion statement.
Step 1:
Gather all supplies and review instructions before beginning.
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Step 2:
Print out design template for thread color review.
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Step 3:
Upload embroidery design to your machine.
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Step 4:
Cut and hoop a piece of stabilizer. Spray temporary adhesive spray onto stabilizer.
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Step 5:
Find center of your cuff. Seam in the back. Mark with straight pin. Mark 2” down from top of cuff to center of design. Mark center. ( use your favorite marking method)
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Step 6:
Turn cuff inside out and center place onto stabilizer. Push down to adhere. You will need to “open” the area on cuff to be embroidered using a strong tape (masking tape) to keep the stitching area opened. Place a small piece of water soluble stabilizer to cover the stitching area. This will help the stitches from sinking into the knit.
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Step 7:
Attach hoop to machine. Confirm center needle placement. Begin the embroidering process. The stitching area will be a small area so keep a watchful eye to ensure needle doesn’t “catch” any of the excess knit of the cuff. (tip: lower SPM speed)
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Step 8:
Embroidering Complete Remove hoop. Cut and trim all jump stitches and loose thread ends. Cut away back stabilizer. Turn right side out. Remove soluble stabilizer.
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Step 9:
Repeat steps 4 through 8 for the other cuff. Your Step Into Spring Boot Cuffs are complete! Congratulations!