Recommend removing one thread at a time and trim as needed to keep the edges even.

Use the Loop and Tail Wand to help remove vertical and horizontal threads up to the stay stitching.

Reinforce the stitching by following the thread path two more times. Stitch a rectangle around the embroidered area using the Rod Pocket Line and fringe lines along the remaining sides as a guide.

Fold the canvas in half lengthwise with wrong sides together matching the Rod Pocket lines and the Fringe Lines along the remaining edges.

Press embroidery side down using an OESD Press Cloth.

Remove stabilizer from each end per manufacturerвЂ™s directions.

Repeat the previous 2 steps on the opposite end with the Second Design: #80295вЂ“08L.Follow the machine manufacturerвЂ™s directions when enlarging or reducing designs. Tip: Designs may be enlarged or reduced as desired to better fit the canvas. Remove the hoop from the machine when the design is complete. Make sure the design is stitched with the top of the design toward the centerfold. Press with the palm of the hand to secure the canvas to the exposed tacky surface. Center design area on one end of the flag on the hooped stabilizer. Remove paper to expose the tacky surface. Hoop Stabilstick CutAway paper side up.Open the canvas and baste a rectangle following the Bottom Fringe line markings on each end and a ВЅвЂќ seam allowance along the length (Side Fringe). Set machine to a stitch length of 2.0.Mark the horizontal center of the fabric. Mark the vertical center of the fabric.Turn the canvas over and repeat the markings on the other side. Use heat erase pen or chalk to mark the following lines: 2вЂќ (Rod Pocket) from the fold and 1 ВЅвЂќ from the short raw edge (Bottom Fringe). Fold the canvas in half lengthwise with wrong sides together.Cut the navy canvas 11 ВЅвЂќ x 40вЂќ (If desired, prewash the canvas in hot water twice with no fabric softener.Publisher: Pavilion Books ISBN: 9781910231180 Number of pages: 144 Weight: 460 g Dimensions: 234 x 194 x 12 mm You may also be interested in. Florals play a large part, but are beautiful and modern rather than flouncy, ranging from folky to botanical in style. Materials are high quality, with an emphasis on texture and sophisticated colours.

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