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Floral Cross Bookmarks Embroidery Project

By   Sew Chic   on   August 23, 2022

PROJECT DETAILS

SKILL LEVEL
Beginner
TIME REQUIRED
00:30
Description

The best Floral Bookmark designs !. Make these in less than 30 minutes

Project Preview Video

Materials
  • Requires 5x7 Hoop
  • Fat quarter of fabric for bookmark applique
  • Heat-N-Bond Lite
  • Temporary Adhesive Spray
  • Felt for backing of bookmark
  • Water soluble stabilizer
  • Thread-desired colors for project

  • Designs used in this project

    Final Product: What You Will Create

    Preface:

    This is a collaboration between Artsy Knots and Holly. The copyrights to the digitizing & some images belongs to Holly



    Step 1:

    The color sequence chart below will be referred to throughout these instructions.

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    Step 2:

    Cut three pieces 4.5 x 6.75 inches each:
    a. 1 –from applique fabric
    b. 1—from Heat-N-Bond
    c. 1—from felt

    Press the Heat-N-Bond to the back of the applique fabric.

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    Step 3:
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    Hoop Water-Soluble stabilizer in 5 x 7 inch hoop.



    Step 4:
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    Place hoop in machine and stitch the first set of stitches (#1 in Color Sequence Chart). This will create the “placement stitches”.



    Step 5:

    Place the Heat-N-Bond backed fabric on top of the placement stitches (right side up-Heat-N-Bond side between the top applique fabric and the stabilizer).

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    Step 6:

    Stitch the tack-down stitches (#2 in the Color Sequence Chart). These stitches will secure the applique fabric to the stabilizer.

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    Step 7:

    Stitch the design colors (# 3, #4, #5, & #6 in the Color Sequence Chart). It is best to cut jump stitches after each color has sewn so they will not get sewn down and be difficult -if not impossible-to cut. The nature of these designs require cutting many jump stitches.

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    Step 8:
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    After color 6 has sewn, turn the hoop up-side down. Use temporary spray adhesive to attach the felt to the back of the design.



    Step 9:
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    Turn right-side up and hand press on a flat surface.

     


    Step 10:

    Return hoop to machine and sew the second tack- down stitches (#7 in the Color Sequence Chart). Make sure you use the same color thread for the tack-down stitches (machine thread and bobbin) that you will use for the satin border around the design.

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    Step 11:
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    Remove the hoop from the machine and cut away the excess fabric from the front and the felt from the back.



    Step 12:
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    Take care not to cut the stitches.



    Step 13:
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    Return the hoop to the machine and sew the satin border around the design (#8 in the Color Sequence Chart).



    Step 14:
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    Remove the hoop from the machine and remove the design from the hoop. Cut around the design— leaving about 1⁄4 inch of the stabilizer outside the design.



    Step 15:

    Remove the remaining 1⁄4 inch water-soluble stabilizer using a wet paper towel or a wet cloth.

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    Step 16:
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    Allow the design to air dry. Your project is ready to hang or give as a gift. I like to tuck such items into cards I send. (Yes, some people do still send cards through the postal system.)

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