Baroque ball with red bow - 4 sizes

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Size: 127.8x130.3 mm (5.03x5.13 "), Stitches: 34264
Size: 138.6x141.4 mm (5.46x5.57 "), Stitches: 38489
Size: 148.6x151.6 mm (5.85x5.97 "), Stitches: 42446
Size: 158.6x161.8 mm (6.24x6.37 "), Stitches: 46775
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The Baroque Ball with a Red Bow machine embroidery design will bring sophistication and luxury to your holiday decorations. Available in four different sizes, it can be used on a variety of textile items such as towels, napkins, tablecloths, and New Year’s decor. This design perfectly blends with a classic holiday style, adding a Baroque touch with its elegant ornamentation and exquisite red bow. The Baroque Ball with a Red Bow design is an ideal choice for creating unique gifts and festive decorations, adding an aristocratic elegance to your products.

New Year’s Machine Embroidery Designs

Christmas machine embroidery designs, such as the Baroque Ball with a Red Bow, are often chosen for holiday decor due to their intricate details and vibrant colors. You can use this design to embellish kitchen towels, table linens, decorative pillows, or Christmas stockings.

Which Fabric Works Best for Machine Embroidery in Terms of Density and Composition?

For the Baroque Ball with a Red Bow and other New Year’s machine embroidery designs, fabrics with a stable structure, like dense cotton, linen, and polyester, are the optimal choice. The density of these materials helps the embroidery remain sharp and detailed. Denim and gabardine are also excellent options if you plan to create more durable items.

Recommended Fabrics for Machine Embroidery

• Cotton (density 160-200 g/m²): A versatile fabric that holds stitches well and suits various embroidery densities. Pure cotton or a blend with a small amount of polyester works perfectly.
• Linen: A strong and dense fabric that maintains its shape and gives embroidery an elegant look. Especially suitable for tablecloths, napkins, and decorative items.
• Polyester (microfiber, gabardine): A fabric that resists stretching and is stable against shifting and wear, making it an excellent choice for logos and corporate embroidery.
• Denim: Thanks to its density, the stitches remain clear even with complex multi-colored designs.
• Felt and Wool: Ideal for decorative embroidery, appliques, and creating volumetric items; dense felt and wool prevent shifting and distortion.

For delicate fabrics like chiffon or satin, it’s necessary to use water-soluble stabilizers and carefully select threads and machine settings to avoid shifting and fabric damage.

How to Choose a Stabilizer?

For stable fabrics like cotton and linen, a medium-density tear-away stabilizer (50-80 g/m²) is recommended. This will prevent shifting and ensure sharp stitches. For delicate fabrics like satin or silk, it's better to choose a water-soluble stabilizer and additionally use a light tear-away stabilizer to maintain the fabric's structure.

We hope this overview of the Baroque Ball with a Red Bow design helps you create beautiful and durable holiday products!