Border OptionsHugging border, circle, square, or rectangle — with a 3mm satin stitch.
Backing OptionsAvailable with iron-on, sew-on, or velcro backing.
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Hoop stabilizer and stitch out the placement line.
Step 2:
Place Batting (or Padding) R1
Step 3:
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R2 over the placement line you stitched before and stitch.
Step 4:
Trim the batting as close as you can to the stitching without cutting the stitching.
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Step 5:
Place the felt right side up covering the batting. Stitch down.
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Step 6:
Continue the appliqués process following the machine order until the penultimate step.
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Step 7:
(THE LAST STEP OF THE MACHINE): Leave your work in the hoop.
Remove the hoop from your machine and turn the hoop over so the wrong side of the hoop is up.
Place the fabric on the wrong side of the hoop covering all the stitch lines.
Tape in place with sticky tape or masking tape.
Put the hoop in the machine and stitch.
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Step 8:
Remove the hoop from the machine and remove your work from the hoop. Trim as close as you can. Be careful to not cut the stitches.
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Step 9:
Repeat the above process for all available parts of this project. Once all the pieces are finished, you can put togheter with a glue gun (the most recommended and that's what I use) or you can also put together using a sewing machine or hand sewing.