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 fabric and tear-away or permanent stabilizer along with a piece of felt in a 4 x 4 hoop.
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Stitch the entire design up to the final column stitch.
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Take out of the machine and attach a small piece of felt under the hoop covering the design.
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Lace the hoop back in and continue stitching out the design.
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When finished, unhoop and trim close to the design.
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There will be an opening at the bottom to insert the end of a pencil, straw or candy cane.
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If you would like to use these as straw toppers, it's best to insert a pencil or pen in the opening first to shape it for the straw. This will help prevent the top of the straw from bending when you put it into the topper.
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