The stitching experience on soluble canvas is similar to stitching on an even-weave. The great thing about embroidery blanks is that they’re pre-finished, so all you have to do is the embroidery! No finish work! What could be better than making up quick, personalized gifts for friends and family without all the fuss of finish work?īlanks for machine embroidery are made from plain weave fabrics, like cotton, linen or various blends, so they don’t normally work for counted embroidery techniques like cross stitch or blackwork.īut for those who want to embellish blanks with counted techniques, there’s a solution! DMC soluble canvas allows you to neatly cross stitch designs onto plain-weave fabrics.
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Today, I’m going to show you how to use DMC soluble canvas to embroider some easy, festive, folky designs on plain weave fabric.Įmbroidery blanks are pre-finished items made usually for machine embroidery, but they can be used for hand embroidery, too. From embroidered hand towels in the bathroom, embroidered ornaments on the tree and embroidered Christmas stockings along the fireplace - embroidery can add a touch of elegance and personalization to your seasonal preparations.
Embroidered household items are a great way to add little festive touches to different parts of the house. Howdy, folks! Mary Corbet again, dropping by from Needle ’n Thread to team up with Commonthread on some fun, quick holiday embroidery projects using DMC water soluble canvas.Īs the Christmas season rapidly approaches, surface embroidery comes in really handy for creating personal gifts or small household touches to enhance your holiday decor. Holiday Folk Designs to Stitch using DMC Soluble Canvas
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