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Create a charming sewing-themed clock using in-the-hoop techniques. This project features a decorative sewing machine design with stitched numbers, perfect for your craft room or as a thoughtful gift. Step-by-step instructions are included.
Step 17: Put your felt piece on the back of the frame and hold well in place.
Step 18: Sewing 18: this seam will join your 2 pieces of felt together. You should have this on the back of your project.
Step 19: Print the template.
Step 20: Cut your template and join the 2 parts into 1 single.
Step 21: Take the inside of your embroidery hoop. Draw on your cardboard the inside of the hoop.
Step 22:
You should have this.
With your template, come and mark the center of your circle on the cardboard.
Make an incision on your clock in the center.Put your project on your cardboard and move until your center incision arrives with your center mark on the cardboard. Put a little hot glue on your cardboard to keep your project in place.
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Step 23:
Cut off the excess felt that ends up on the back by following your cardboard.(DO NOT CUT THE FELT FROM THE FRONT).
On the back of your project, take the inside of the hoop and come and put it on the cardboard, the cardboard must be inside your hoop.
Turn your hoop over and put the outside of the hoop in it, tighten the small screw on top to keep it in place.
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Step 24:
Cut off the excess of your felt a little from the top.
With hot glue, stick the excess on the edge of the inside of the hoop.
Take a pick and come to make the opening on the center of the cardboard. Make small insision to be able to pass your mechanism.