Elegant Roses Corner - 4 sizes

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Size: 75.3x98.0 mm (2.96x3.86"), Stitches: 8444
Size: 82.8x107.8 mm (3.26x4.24"), Stitches: 9608
Size: 91.1x118.6 mm (3.59x4.67") , Stitches: 10866
Size: 100.1x130.4 mm (3.94x5.13"), Stitches: 12426
Formats: .dst, .pec, .exp, .hus, .vip, .pes, .dat, .vp3, .sew, .tab, .xxx, .jef

Elegant Roses Corner is a beautiful machine embroidery design for hoops 130x180 mm (5x7") or larger. Perfect for home decor, napkins, or clothing.

For this design, it's essential to select the right stabilizer based on the fabric. When working on medium-weight fabric like linen (140-160 g/m²), a dense tear-away stabilizer works best, providing sufficient support for the high stitch count and maintaining fabric shape after embroidery.

What weight should a dense tear-away stabilizer have, and which brands are recommended?
Dense tear-away stabilizers typically range from 50 to 80 g/m². Popular brands include Gunold Stick-Tear and Vilene Tear-Away. These stabilizers provide solid support for dense, intricate designs like Elegant Roses Corner and are easily removed after stitching without stretching the fabric. They're particularly useful on medium-weight fabrics like linen or textured materials.

What are the characteristics of Gunold Stick-Tear, and how should it be used in machine embroidery?
Gunold Stick-Tear is a dense tear-away stabilizer weighing about 50 g/m², offering excellent support for embroidery on medium and heavy fabrics. To use, hoop both the fabric and stabilizer, then embroider the design. Once finished, gently tear away the stabilizer around the design without damaging the stitches.

This stabilizer is ideal for fabrics that don't require long-term support post-embroidery, such as cotton, linen, and heavier synthetics.