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Free Embroidery Project: All Over Surface Design by Kayla Kennington
"Kayla Kennington's approach is both technical and aartistic - a powerful combination. I love the finished result and the layout technique." ER
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Arranged Perfectly by Bobbi Bullard
The process of designing a garment with embroidery. -- I like to think of all machine embroiderers as fiber artists. We use our clothing as canvases and our embroidery designs as paints. As such, the placement of our embroidery designs is important for the success of every project. When I embark on a project, I ask myself, should I place a shower of flowers down the front of my shirt or a line of flamingos across the shoulders? Design placement makes the difference between a masterpiece and a ‘wadder’.
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A Splashy Raincoat by Eileen Roche
This makeover project starts off with a beautiful well-crafted apple green raincoat. Then, I kicked it up a notch with four simple additions – a strip of bias tape along the collar, ultra suede cuffs, checkerboard buttonholes and a matching button.
This project is available for download. Fee: $3.00
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Free Embroidery Project: Blue Suede Designer Jacket by Retha K. Helwig
"Retha K. Helwig partially set in the jacket sleeve, then embroidered right across the seam! Unheard of at the time, but such an effective technique it's the shoulder detail that really makes that garment." ER
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Free Embroidery Project: Branching Out by Eileen Roche
"I took a sophisticated approach to this garment and it paid off. A touch of Asian elegance makes this garment wearable and attractive." ER
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Crazy for Paisley by Jennifer Gigas
Stylish cropped jacket with coordinated embroideries to create the fabric. You will always have perfect companion fabrics for your projects when you design the fabric yourself. Careful placement of coordinating embroidery designs in subtle repeats creates allover fabric patterns reflecting your sense of style.
This project is available for download. Fee: $3.00
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Double Your Fun Reversible Embroidery by Sue Haus
When I shop - it’s not necessarily for clothes but just as much for ideas and trends. When a quality “plain” garment fits me and is the right price, I buy it even if I don’t have a plan. My theory is “buy it and the inspiration will come…”So when I found this well-made red and black reversible, double-faced wool jacket, I did not hesitate. Although I loved it plain, I knew it could be “sew” much more!
This project is available for download. Fee: $3.00
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Free Embroidery Project: Dreamy Date Sweatshirt by Tamara Evans
"Hard to believe Tamara Evans' jacket started as a sweatshirt. It's classy, elegant and comfortable with lots of interesting texture." ER
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Free Embroidery Project: Jacket with a Redhead Attitude by Katherine Artine
"Katherine Artines made this fun-loving jacket featuring Loralie Designs. Talk avout impact! We had more email about this jacket than any other garment we've showcased. Guess everybody loves a little redheaded attitude!"
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Koos Inspired Quilted Jacket by Marlis Bennett
Quilted jackets can be stylish and fun. Famous fashion designer Koos van den Akker’s layering techniques combined with traditional quilt blocks, decorative stitching and embroidered motifs all add up to a unique garment that would be a show-stopper on any fashion runway.
This project is available for download. Fee: $3.00
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Lovely Lace by Eileen Roche
embroidered lace on sheer fabric combine to make a feminine shrug
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Free Embroidery Project: Off The Edge
"So spring-like - so colorful and it flatters your best feature - your smile. What's not to love about this interesting technique?" ER
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Pretty Petals by Evy Hawkins
Beautiful crocheted shrug with dimensional flowers collar and cuffs
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Free Embroidery Project: Ready Makeover by Eileen Roche
"Love this sweatshirt - asymmetrical in design, it's hard to believe it started as a basic crewneck sweatshirt. Love the embroidered closure!" ER
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Free Embroidery Project: The Little Cowboy’s Roomby Kathy Isbell
"Kathy Isbell pulled out all the stops when she redecorated this little boy's room. She missed nothing - from the denim jacket to the lampshade tothe toy to the quilt. Kathy did an outstanding job with color and detail." ER
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The Select, Copy & Paste Jacket by Marueen Eagan
Select, copy, and paste your way to a one-of-a-kind garment, using the editing tools in your embroidery software program. The elegant motif that inspired this jacket contained several elements that could be separated, duplicated, resized and re-combined. Using different elements taken from the same motif ensures that the finished project will have both variety and unity of design.
This project is available for download. Fee: $3.00
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