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Fabric for label to coordinate with quilt
backing
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Embroidery, bobbin and sewing thread
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Size 80/12 sharp needle
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Stabilizer
appropriate to
fabric
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Straight pins
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Embroidery design of your choice to
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design selection |
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For every quilt theme and
color scheme there's an embroidery motif that can serve as
the basis for the label. look though your existing
embroidery collection first to see if you already have
something that will work, if not, check with your local
retailer or Internet source for the perfect choice.
Make an attractive label be manipulating embroidery designs
so they coordinate with the quilt (or garment) you're
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Flow the text around the selected motif.
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Insert
text into a space within the motif (such as inside a
balloon).
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Mirror-image a motif and place the text
between the two images.
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Divide and expand a multi-image motif and
position the text in the created space.
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thread colors to coordinate with the quilt. |
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As Seen
in
Quilting & Embroidery
Spring 2005
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Copyright 2006
Susan Deal Designs. All rights
reserved.
Revised:
October 28, 2006.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Other products and companies referred to herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of
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