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Craft beautiful quilted holiday greeting cards to share your festive wishes. These cards feature charming quilted designs perfect for personalizing with your own messages. Ideal for spreading joy during the holiday season. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Quilt Quilted Holiday Greeting Cards
By Starbird Inc.
Use a high quality cardstock to embroider on. Do not use cardstock that has decorative elements inside like leaves or small flowers.
If your cardstock is tearing when you embroider it, use a thicker weight of cardstock with longer fibers.
Needles: make sure to use a size 11 or smaller sharp needle. If you use a universal or ballpoint needle the holes will be much larger in the card and tearing might occur.
Horizontal Christmas Card: when spraying adhesive to the inside cover on the horizontal cards, you will spray the bottom inside cover. Click here for an example.
Cut the cardstock that
you are going to embroider on. Postcard size: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2", Card
size: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". Also cut decorative paper cardstock or thicker
paper 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" for each postcard/card that you are making.
Step 2:
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Hoop 1 piece of medium weight cutaway.
Step 3:
Embroider the first color stop which is
the card dieline. Stop the machine. The postcard image appears on the
left and the card appears on the right in steps 3 through 9.
Step 4:
Postcard: spray adhesive on the back of the cardstock. Christmas card:
with the inside of the card facing up, spray adhesive on the left side
of the card. Click here for an example.
Step 5:
Place the card, sticky side down inside the dieline on the backing.
Step 6:
Start the machine and continue embroidering until the design is completed.
Step 7:
Remove the backing from the hoop and gently cut away the excess backing from the back of the card.
Step 8:
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Have your decorative paper that has been cut to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" near.
Now apply glue to the back of the embroidered side of the card/postcard.
Step 9:
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Place your decorative paper, face up onto the back of the card you have
just applied the glue to. Press firmly. Place a book or heavy object on
top of the card and let the glue dry before writing on the card.
Starbird Inc. has been digitizing custom embroidery designs for over 25 years. They have seen so many wonderful and creative designs over the years that Starbird decided to create some of their own embroidery stock designs. Starbird Inc. is having a great time creating new and imaginative ideas and would like you to be able to enjoy them also.