Fleece Throw with Embroideries - The Sewing Studio
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Fleece is a warm, snugly fabric which is very easy to sew. Making your own fleece blanket with Husqvarna Viking® HICLASS™ 600E is fun! Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions.
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Sewing Supplies:
7. Thread your embroidery machine with Robison Anton Rayon 40wt. thread both in the top and the bobbin.
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Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E sewing and embroidery machine Bonus Design from the H CLASS™ 600E USB stick
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Light green medium weight fleece Two pieces 27 x 68” (70 x 172cm ) Ribbons ½” wide (1cm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Ribbons ¾” wide (8mm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Ribbons ¼” wide (5mm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Steam-A-Seam® Robison Anton 40wt. rayon embroidery thread Bobbin Thread Inspira® Embroidery Needle, size 75 (#620071796) Pictogram Pen Pfiffikus Rotary Cutter with Pinking Blade Quilt Ruler Cutting Mat Embroidery Scissors
Husqvarna Viking® Accessories
You can find these and many other optional accessories in the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E on our website www.husqvarnaviking.com, available for purchase at your nearest Husqvarna Viking® Dealer.
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Cut:
(Include ¼ “(6 mm) seam allowance) Ribbons 3 short 2 of each width Ribbons 3 long 2 of each width
8. Place your two fleece layers wrong sides together with the marked piece on top. Put safety pins in the two layers to keep them together. 9. Start your first embroidery in the center of the blanket. Hoop it according to the lines you have marked as accurately as possible. (You have to start with the design in the middle to avoid the excess fabric bulk.) Work your way from the center out to get a nice result. We did not use any stabilizer as the fleece was medium weight, however, if the fleece is softer you may consider hooping it with a water soluble stabilizer, then you can wash it away after finishing your embroidery as the quilt is reversible. 10. Re-hoop and embroider all the designs one by one according to the layout in the illustration.
Assembly instructions
11. Use Steam-A-Seam® on the ribbons to make it easy to sew them on to the fleece blanket. Cut Steam-A-Seam® in the same width and length as the ribbons. Hint: Due to ironing fleece which is sometimes a problem, a water soluble basting tape could be used instead of Steam-ASeam®. Try on a scrap piece before you decide. 12. Stick Steam-A-Seam® to the wrong side of the ribbons. Peel off remaining liner (leaving Steam-A-Seam on the ribbons).
27” (70cm ) 68” (170cm)
13. Place your ribbons on the front piece of your fleece blanket (see illustration with ribbons) placing the sticky side down. Iron on the ribbons to the fleece with low heat. Test a sample first to be sure your fleece can withstand the heat of the iron.
EMBROIDERY
1. Mark lines on one of your fleece blanket pieces according to illustration 1.You need center points on both horizontal and vertical lines. Mark the lines with your Pictogram Pen or stitch a basting stitch on the center lines in a contrasting color. (The basting stitch will be easy to pull out after you have finished your embroidery). 2. We have embroidered 27 quilt designs from the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E USB stick, see illustration. (Install your software and prepare your machine for embroidering according to the manual, Chapter 6.)
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3. Insert the USB stick into the USB port on your computer.
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14. Thread your Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E Embroidery machine with Robison Anton 40wt. embroidery thread in the top and bobbin. 15. Use decorative stitches when you sew the ribbons. We have used stitch numbers 00, 29 and 52. (Read 00 29 52 the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E to see how to select the stitches.) Illustration 2.
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16. Start to sew the ribbons on the short sides first and continue with the ribbons on the long sides. 17. Use a Pinking Sheer rotary cutter to fine cut the edges on the fleece. Make sure it evens up at corners.
4. Go to File, click on Bonus Embroidery Designs. 5. Click on the Outlines folder. Scroll down with the slider bar until you find the embroidery design Quilt.xxx. Double click on the design to load it in to the software. 6. The design will appear on screen. Connect your embroidery machine to your computer by using the USB cable, and click on Transmit to machine .
18. Press your fleece blanket carefully and snuggle up!
Finished!
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Fleece is a warm, snugly fabric which is very easy to sew. Making your own fleece blanket with Husqvarna Viking® HICLASS™ 600E is fun! Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions.
w o r h T Fleece
– Fleece throw with embroideries
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ie with Embroider
Sewing Supplies:
7. Thread your embroidery machine with Robison Anton Rayon 40wt. thread both in the top and the bobbin.
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Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E sewing and embroidery machine Bonus Design from the H CLASS™ 600E USB stick
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Light green medium weight fleece Two pieces 27 x 68” (70 x 172cm ) Ribbons ½” wide (1cm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Ribbons ¾” wide (8mm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Ribbons ¼” wide (5mm ) 5½ yards (5m ) Steam-A-Seam® Robison Anton 40wt. rayon embroidery thread Bobbin Thread Inspira® Embroidery Needle, size 75 (#620071796) Pictogram Pen Pfiffikus Rotary Cutter with Pinking Blade Quilt Ruler Cutting Mat Embroidery Scissors
Husqvarna Viking® Accessories
You can find these and many other optional accessories in the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E on our website www.husqvarnaviking.com, available for purchase at your nearest Husqvarna Viking® Dealer.
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Cut:
(Include ¼ “(6 mm) seam allowance) Ribbons 3 short 2 of each width Ribbons 3 long 2 of each width
8. Place your two fleece layers wrong sides together with the marked piece on top. Put safety pins in the two layers to keep them together. 9. Start your first embroidery in the center of the blanket. Hoop it according to the lines you have marked as accurately as possible. (You have to start with the design in the middle to avoid the excess fabric bulk.) Work your way from the center out to get a nice result. We did not use any stabilizer as the fleece was medium weight, however, if the fleece is softer you may consider hooping it with a water soluble stabilizer, then you can wash it away after finishing your embroidery as the quilt is reversible. 10. Re-hoop and embroider all the designs one by one according to the layout in the illustration.
Assembly instructions
11. Use Steam-A-Seam® on the ribbons to make it easy to sew them on to the fleece blanket. Cut Steam-A-Seam® in the same width and length as the ribbons. Hint: Due to ironing fleece which is sometimes a problem, a water soluble basting tape could be used instead of Steam-ASeam®. Try on a scrap piece before you decide. 12. Stick Steam-A-Seam® to the wrong side of the ribbons. Peel off remaining liner (leaving Steam-A-Seam on the ribbons).
27” (70cm ) 68” (170cm)
13. Place your ribbons on the front piece of your fleece blanket (see illustration with ribbons) placing the sticky side down. Iron on the ribbons to the fleece with low heat. Test a sample first to be sure your fleece can withstand the heat of the iron.
EMBROIDERY
1. Mark lines on one of your fleece blanket pieces according to illustration 1.You need center points on both horizontal and vertical lines. Mark the lines with your Pictogram Pen or stitch a basting stitch on the center lines in a contrasting color. (The basting stitch will be easy to pull out after you have finished your embroidery). 2. We have embroidered 27 quilt designs from the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E USB stick, see illustration. (Install your software and prepare your machine for embroidering according to the manual, Chapter 6.)
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3. Insert the USB stick into the USB port on your computer.
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14. Thread your Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E Embroidery machine with Robison Anton 40wt. embroidery thread in the top and bobbin. 15. Use decorative stitches when you sew the ribbons. We have used stitch numbers 00, 29 and 52. (Read 00 29 52 the Husqvarna Viking® H CLASS™ 600E to see how to select the stitches.) Illustration 2.
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16. Start to sew the ribbons on the short sides first and continue with the ribbons on the long sides. 17. Use a Pinking Sheer rotary cutter to fine cut the edges on the fleece. Make sure it evens up at corners.
4. Go to File, click on Bonus Embroidery Designs. 5. Click on the Outlines folder. Scroll down with the slider bar until you find the embroidery design Quilt.xxx. Double click on the design to load it in to the software. 6. The design will appear on screen. Connect your embroidery machine to your computer by using the USB cable, and click on Transmit to machine .
18. Press your fleece blanket carefully and snuggle up!
Finished!
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