Slavic Folk flower border - 3 in 1

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Size: 194.3x300.0 mm (7.65x11.81 "), Stitches: 70893
Size: 105.8x182.6 mm (4.17x7.19 "), Stitches: 23185
Size: 108.3x166.5 mm (4.26x6.56 "), Stitches: 26629
Size: 133.9x194.3 mm (5.27x7.65 "), Stitches: 20674
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, art, vp3

A photo cannot capture the beauty that results from embroidering this unique design. Simple to execute, yet simultaneously striking and fashionable this season, the multi-colored folk motif featuring poppies, a sunflower, viburnum, and cornflowers is a real gem for decorating a tunic, traditional shirt, or home textiles.

This luxurious pattern is perfect for embellishing a bag, clutch, shoes, potholders, or a kitchen apron, and your imagination will unlock even more possibilities for its use.

Features:

• The design consists of 3 parts that can be used together or separately.
• A full version for 200x300 mm hoops.
• A special variant for black fabric – without the black center of the poppy, so the embroidery looks harmonious on any background.
• The Slavic floral border will be the central decoration of any item and emphasize your style!

Question: What stabilizer is best for embroidering on a dress made of very fine wool that doesn’t stretch?

Answer: For embroidery on fine wool that doesn’t stretch, it’s best to use a medium-weight tear-away stabilizer underneath the fabric to prevent shifting and stretching during embroidery. Additionally, you can add a water-soluble film on top to keep the stitches from sinking into the soft wool surface and to ensure crisp embroidery.

Recommendations:

• Tear-away stabilizer (40-50 g/m²) for stabilizing the fabric underneath.
• Water-soluble film (Madeira Avalon Film) on top to prevent stitches from sinking in.

Question: What special considerations should be taken when embroidering on fine wool if the design is very dense and cannot be modified in software?

Answer: If the design is saved in a specific format and the stitch density cannot be changed, focus on fabric stabilization and machine settings to avoid puckering and damage to the fine wool:

1. Use two layers of stabilizer:

   • For a very dense design, two layers of medium-weight tear-away stabilizer under the fabric can help prevent puckering from the heavy stitching.
   • You can also use temporary adhesive spray to secure the fabric better to the stabilizer.

2. Water-soluble film on top:

   • For dense designs on fine wool, it’s essential to use water-soluble film on top to keep the stitches sitting on the fabric surface rather than sinking into the wool fibers.

3. Adjust thread tension:

   • Check the tension of both the upper and bobbin threads on your machine, especially for dense designs. Too much tension can cause additional pulling on the fabric, so it's better to adjust for softer tension.

4. Use the correct needle:

   • Use a 75/11 or 70/10 needle for embroidering on fine wool. A smaller needle size will prevent damage to the delicate fibers and help avoid fabric punctures from dense stitching.

5. Slow down the embroidery speed:

   • For dense designs on delicate fabrics like fine wool, it is recommended to reduce the machine’s embroidery speed. This will result in a cleaner finish and reduce the risk of fabric puckering.

These steps will help avoid issues with dense designs on fine wool, even if the stitch density cannot be modified in the file itself.