Hi everyone, if you have followed me for some time you will know that back in December/January I challenged myself to use my embroidery machine more and I said that I was going to try and post a sewing/embroidery project every month, well so far so good!
We are now in June and I've managed to post not one but sometimes two sewing/embroidery projects, here is todays. Its an in the hoop passport cover and its a free stitch file available with my all access cover from Creative Fabrica.
Click here if you want to join or get more info about CF, I will also leave a direct link to the individual stitch file, incase you are already a member, just click on view profile in the link details to see all the other alphabet letters that are available for this project.
In the hoop passport cover Here the file contains 3 quilt stitch designs, so if you don't like the design I stitched you have other pattern options. As I said in the video I will be making this again, but next time I will stitch all the steps and cut around the outside very close the the final stitching I personally think it will look better.
I hope you like the project.
Hi everyone for todays project I am showing you how I made this in the hoop coaster/mug rug directly on my Brother Innovis V5LE sewing/embroidery machine without a pattern.
You should be able to do this on any machine that has the frames I show you in the video.
Its all done directly on the machine and in the hoop, bare in mind depending on what size hoops you have you can make this smaller or bigger and turn it into dinner/placemats and you can also change the shape, it really is a versatile little project.
I hope you like it.
Hi everyone several months ago I created a 3D frame with a layered vinyl decoration, I was asked recently by Elena if I had a video showing how to create a cut file for layered vinyl using Canvas Workspace.
I thought I had one but couldnt find anything on my channel. So here it is I show you two ways to create the cut file and how to use alignment boxes, please refer to the previous video which I will link below, as that video actually shows how to align the boxes on your project. I hope it helps.