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Create an elegant set of Richelieu rose napkins using the ITH technique. These vintage-inspired napkins feature intricate lacework, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any table setting. Step-by-step instructions are included.
Prepare a piece of cloth for a handkerchief. Well fits Cotton or linen. Iron it. Put it on the water soluble stabilizer in the hoop and pin it.
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Step 3:
Embroider the first color.
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Step 4:
Remove the hoop from the machine. Take a pair of scissors and very carefully cut the excess fabric inside in the right places and around the embroidery.
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Step 5:
Be careful not to touch the water-soluble stabilizer.
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Step 6:
Return the hoop to the machine and embroider a second color.
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Step 7:
Cut embroidery from stabilizer. On the wrong side, trim the jumps and excess stabilizer.
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Step 8:
Remains to rinse the embroidery in warm water until the water-soluble stabilizer is completely washed out.
Step 9:
Dry and iron the embroidery.
Step 10:
To embroider other napkins, repeat the same steps.
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Step 11:
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Step 12:
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Step 13:
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Step 14:
All done
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Thanks to Kate Embroiery for the Project instructions and images. Enjoy the result of your work!