FineryEmbroidery Blog
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Based in the UK, our online store is committed to embarking on a new path with the aim of sharing our knowledge and experience in design with everyone. As passionate individuals with years of experience in sewing and embroidery, we take pleasure in adding a personal touch to our clothing by embroidering digitalized motifs, often brand logos.
FineryEmbroidery Blog
1M ago
Embroidery machines are amazing tools that allow us to create beautiful designs with precision and accuracy. However, like any other machine, they require regular maintenance to keep them running smoothly. One important area to clean regularly is the bobbin area of the machine. The bobbin area is where the lower thread is held and can easily accumulate lint, dust, and debris over time. This can affect the quality of your stitches and even lead to machine malfunctions if not cleaned properly. In this article, we will discuss how to effectively clean the bobbin area of your embroidery machine t ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
1M ago
Customizing Embroidery Files: Simple Tips for Personalized Designs
Embroidery is a stunning form of art that offers the opportunity to infuse your clothing and accessories with distinct, personalized touches. Customizing an existing embroidery file empowers you to craft one-of-a-kind designs that mirror your individual style and essence. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into effortless methods to tailor existing embroidery files to your preferences.
1. Change Colors
One of the simplest ways to personalize an embroidery file is by altering its color palette. Experiment with diverse col ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
6M ago
Note that RS is the right side and WS is the wrong side.
YOU WILL NEED
White plush fabric: 50x75cm (20x30 in)
Back plush fabric: 6x6cm (2.3/8 in x2. 3/8 in)
Pair of plastic safety eyes: black, 12mm (½in) diameter
Stranded cotton: black and metallic silver
Scraps of iron-on interfacing
Polyester toy filling
Basic sewing kit
Polar Bear Pattern
Snowflake Wonderland: Embroidery Design Pack
FINISHED SIZE
Approx. 22cm (8. ½ in) high
NOTES
Start by downloading the pattern and Snowflake Wonderland: Embroidery Design Pack you'll need fo ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
MATERIALS FOR A TOUCH OF ORIGINALITY
A beautiful denim jacket
Adhesive stabilizer, your creative ally
Coordinated embroidery thread, for an explosion of colors
Chalk or removable fabric, the magical tool
DESIGN
Choose the "Buddha and Lotus Flower" embroidery design (see "Design") for a positive inspiration.
PREPARATION
Start by selecting the ideal location for the pattern. Mark
the central point with a small dot, right in the heart of your creativity. In our example, the pattern finds its place in the middle of the back of the jacket, where it can radiate.
Take your adhesive stabiliz ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
Bag Sewing Tutorial MEASUREMENTS
The finished bag stands at a stylish ~12" (30cm) in height, boasting a width of approximately ~18" (45cm) at the top and a base depth of ~5" (13cm).
MATERIALS
To embark on this trendy bag journey, gather the following materials:
Bag Pattern (like the Stockholm Bag Pattern; check the "Source" for details)
Exterior: ½ Yard of Vinyl, faux leather, cork, cotton, or canvas (more if your fabric has a distinct direction).
Contrast Fabric: 1 Yard of recommended cotton fabric; alternatively, use vinyl, faux leather, cork, or canvas if your sewing machine can handle it ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
Embarking on an embroidery project? Here's your new secret weapon: painter's tape. This discreet Precision with every stitch:
Tool isn't just for protecting walls from paint splatters; it's a versatile ally when it comes to needlework. Here's why you should consider adding painter's tape to your embroidery toolkit:
Painter's tape proves invaluable for embroidery projects. Whether tracing intricate designs or creating a reference line for the center of the project, this tape ensures that every stitch falls into place with precision.
Heavy or bulky substrates:
To begin, position a piece of thi ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
Crafting festive napkins is a simple and enjoyable sewing and embroidery project, perfect for enhancing your holiday table. This quick and easy undertaking can be finished in a matter of minutes, making it an ideal sewing project for beginners.
MATERIALS
Utilize linen or cotton fabric (see “Source”)
Employ wash-away stabilizer.
Choose a fabric marker, like Frixion.
Have a point turner on hand.
Acquire alphabet Christmas designs.
PREPARATION
• Cut four 18" squares from the fabric and meticulously press to eliminate any creases.
• Fold the edges towards the wrong side by ½" and press firmly ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
Bring even more cheer Thanksgiving table with these distinctive placemats. Featuring a lining, cozy flannel padding, and an intricately embroidered side adorned with sublime theme motifs, you can now customize your party décor to perfectly complement your finest style.
MATERIALS
To create a cozy 12 x 18-inch placemat, gather the following items:
½ yard of fabric in your preferred color (we chose black) for the front and back of the placemat.
¼ yard of cotton flannel or upholstery fabric.
2 meters of bias tape.
Threads, including all-purpose, bobbin, and embroidery threads.
Embroidery t ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
Download the Snowflake Wonderland: Embroidery Design Pack ⬆
Required Materials:
Beanies and clothing items (either thrifted or store-bought)
Self-adhesive sticky stabilizer (please refer to the 'Source' for details)
Water-soluble topper
Embroidery frame designed for delicate fabrics
Snowflake and pine branch embroidery patterns (consult 'Designs' for availability)
Pro Tip:
When embroidering on items like beanies and garments made of delicate, stretchy fabric, opt for a smaller design with fewer stitches. If you prefer not to purchase a specialized tool, you can fashion a wire coat hang ..read more
FineryEmbroidery Blog
7M ago
MATERIALS
2 fat quarters each of two solid cotton fabrics (A & B)
4 fat quarters of printed cotton fabric (C)
1⁄2 yard each of two cotton fabrics (D & E)
Cut-away stabilizer
1⁄2 yard of lightweight fusible interfacing
Fusible web strips
Thread: bobbin & embroidery
Removable fabric marker
Built-in letter embroidery designs
PREPARE
From fabric A, cut four squares large enough to fit within the hoop.
From fabric B, cut one 9"x36" rectangle.
From fabric C, cut eight 10"x18" rectangles.
From each D and E fabric, cut one rectangle that measures 18"x the fabric width.
EMBROIDER
Hoop ..read more