Intricate line work design for 5x5 sewing fields. For a special effect, combine with the the corresponding outline design for "shadow work." Use outline version to cut out a piece of colored fabric. Sew outline on no-show mesh stabilizer. Fuse colored fabric in place. Layer a semi-sheer fabric (hold in place with TESA and pins), load and sew the detail version of the design.
Artwork by DesignStitch and manually digitized (not autopunched) by Lindee G Embroidery using high-end professional software.
Color Sequence
1: Design - Platinum (Hemingworth 1070); 342 st. 1.8 m
IMPORTANT!
You must select the desired formats before checking out! Additions or changes cannot be made after purchasing. All downloads are zipped. You must use a suitable unzip utility to extract the designs. In some cases, instructions may be included with the color sequences. DST is the default. It is recommended that you download it in addition to any formats required by your machine. Some older home formats are split due to color or stitch count |
Design Details
Size: |
127.7 x 107.5 mm (5.03 x 4.23") |
Stiches: |
342 |
Colors: |
1 color, 0 change |
Technique: |
Direct embroidery |
Formats: |
.DST, .EXP; .HUS, .JEF, .PES, .VP3 |
File Name: |
lgs01714 |
This design is one of 20 in (lgs017) Pen & Ink Flowers.
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Keywords: flower, redwork, floral, single, color, monochromatic, plant
lgs01714
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