Jewelry Wrap
Jewelry Wrap
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• HUSQVARNA VIKING® DESIGNER DIAMOND deLuxe™ sewing and embroidery machine
From Velvet fabric:
• DESIGNER DIAMOND deLuxe™ sewing and embroidery machine Sampler Design #1.
Ring holder: 2 1/4" x 6 1/2" (5.5 cm x 16.5 cm)
• White Velvet fabric 13" x 55" (33 x 140 cm) • White Silk fabric 13" x 45" (33 x 115 cm) • White Organza 4 1/2" x 36" (12 x 90 cm) • Grey Silk fabric for the piping 1 3/4" x 55 (4.5 x 140 cm)
Front side: 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) From White Silk fabric: Lining: 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) From Organza fabric: Zipper pocket: 3 1/2" x 7" (9 x 18 cm)
• Cord for the piping 49" (125 cm) • Silk Ribbon, light grey 20" (50 cm)
Front side
• White zipper 7" (18 cm) • Embroidery thread, dark and light grey • Sulky® Sliver thread
Set your sewing machine to Embroidery Mode. Attach the Sensor Q Foot. Change the hoop size to 360 x 200.
• Embroidery bobbin thread • Sewing Thread, matching the fabric • Scrap of Batting to fill the ring holder • Decorative button for the ring holder
Border The border will be created using Tapering
.
• Tear-A-Way Stabilizer • Fusible Interfacing
Select stitch Z2:25
• Pins
Add 23 repeats of the stitch. Activate tapering 45°, align left
.
, both in the beginning and the end of the stitch.
Move the stitch to the very left of the embroidery area.
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Select the same stitch again. Add 12 repeats and activate tapering with the same settings as before.
• DESIGNER™ Royal Hoop 360 x 200, #412 94 45-01
Rotate the stitch 270° and move it to the bottom of the embroidery area.
• Pictogram Pen #412 08 38-48 • Narrow Zipper Foot #412 56 57-45 • Piping Foot #411 85 10-45 or Clear Piping Foot # 413 09 71-45
Select all and group both stitches and center them in the hoop. Make a copy, rotate 180° and center it in the hoop. Select stitch Z2:25 again. Add 21 repeats and activate tapering with the same settings as before. Mirror the stitch side to side and place it next to the left side of the outer border. Zoom in as necessary to assist with the placement. Select the same stitch again. Add 10 repeats and use the same tapering.
Rotate 270° and mirror the stitch side to side. Place it next to the bottom side of the outer border matching the corners.
Go to Color Edit and change color on the new circle to a darker grey.
Select the two inner borders using the Add/Remove Selection and group. Make a copy of the two inner border stitches. Rotate the copy 180° and place it up and to the right aligning with the left and bottom parts of the inner border. Zoom in as necessary to assist with the placement.
Go to Design Shaping. Reduce the number of stitches to 12. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 55 x 55. Touch the Select Side Positioning icon and rotate 180°. Touch OK. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit.
Circle Monogram The monogram will be created using Design Shaping .
Select stitch L2:39
.
Touch the Design Shaping icon and a new window opens. Select the circle clockwise shape and add 20 repeats of the stitch. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 70 x 70. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit. Go to Color Edit and change color on both the border and the circle shape to light grey. Select stich N1:7
.
Go to Design Shaping again. Select the circle clockwise shape and add 18 repeats of the stitch. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 85 x 85. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit.
Make a copy of the new circle.
Select the embroidery font Palace Script, size 12. Type your initials and place them in the middle of the circle shape. Hint: If you want them placed in different heights you need to add them one at a time. Go to Color Edit and change color on the letters to a darker grey. Embroider Hoop the Tear-A-Way stabilizer in the 360 x 200 hoop. Place the 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) velvet on top and baste in place. Embroider the design. Tear away the stabilizer. Trim the embroidered velvet piece 1" (25 mm) beyond the outer embroidery on all sides. Silk Ribbon Cut the silk ribbon into two 10" (25 cm) pieces and one 4" (10 cm) piece. Save the shorter ribbon for the ring holder loop. Pin the two long ribbons to the jewelry wrap front. One to the edge, in the middle of the short side. Fold the front side piece in three to find the correct placement of the other ribbon. Sew the ribbons in place.
Lining Side Embroider We have used the 5D™ software to edit embroidery design #1, so it would fit in the middle section of the jewelry wrap. If you do not have the 5D™ software you can embroider the original design #1, letting it cover the whole inside of the jewelry wrap. Press interfacing to the wrong side of the 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) silk fabric. Hoop the Tear-A-Way stabilizer. Select your edited design #1. Put the interfaced silk fabric on top of the stabilizer and baste in place. Embroider the design using Rayon and Sulky Sliver thread on top and bobbin thread in the bottom. Tear away the stabilizer. Trim the embroidered lining piece to the same size as the velvet embroidered piece. Zipper pocket Clean finish one 7" (18 cm) side of the organza fabric to prevent fraying. Snap on the Narrow Zipper Foot and thread top and bobbin with sewing thread. Select Light Weight Woven on your SEWING ADVISOR® feature and touch Seam. Pin the organza fabric clean finished side right sides together with the zipper and sew. Press the organza away from the zipper with a pressing cloth. Pin the zipper pocket to the lining. Sew a straight stitch along the other zipper edge. Change to the B foot, select stitch F1:15 along the organza edge.
and sew
Ring Holder Fold the velvet ring holder piece in half, right sides together. Pin and sew along the long side. Turn the ring holder so the seam is placed in the middle. Trim the seam allowance. Use the 4" (10 cm) piece silk ribbon to make a loop and place it into one of the short sides, and sew along the short side. Turn right side out. Fill the holder with batting, fold the raw edge to the inside and sew the ring holder to the lining on the opposite side of the zipper pocket. Sew a button to the lining and fasten the ring holder to the button with the loop.
Piping Snap on the Piping Foot. Lay the cording on the wrong side of the grey silk fabric strip and wrap the fabric over the cord. Place the fabric and cord under the Piping Foot with the cord in the groove on the underside of the foot. Sew. The groove will guide the cord so the fabric covers it evenly. Place the piping along the seam line on the right side of the velvet front part and stitch in place with piping in the groove of the foot. Adjust the needle position so it stitches one setting closer to the cord, to cover the first stitching. Notch the seam allowance of the piping on curves and corners. Place the silk lining on top of the velvet piece, right sides together. Put fabric and piping layers under the piping foot with the piping in the groove on the underside of the foot. Sew. The groove on the underside of the foot will guide the piping as you sew.
Sewing supplies
Cut
• HUSQVARNA VIKING® DESIGNER DIAMOND deLuxe™ sewing and embroidery machine
From Velvet fabric:
• DESIGNER DIAMOND deLuxe™ sewing and embroidery machine Sampler Design #1.
Ring holder: 2 1/4" x 6 1/2" (5.5 cm x 16.5 cm)
• White Velvet fabric 13" x 55" (33 x 140 cm) • White Silk fabric 13" x 45" (33 x 115 cm) • White Organza 4 1/2" x 36" (12 x 90 cm) • Grey Silk fabric for the piping 1 3/4" x 55 (4.5 x 140 cm)
Front side: 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) From White Silk fabric: Lining: 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) From Organza fabric: Zipper pocket: 3 1/2" x 7" (9 x 18 cm)
• Cord for the piping 49" (125 cm) • Silk Ribbon, light grey 20" (50 cm)
Front side
• White zipper 7" (18 cm) • Embroidery thread, dark and light grey • Sulky® Sliver thread
Set your sewing machine to Embroidery Mode. Attach the Sensor Q Foot. Change the hoop size to 360 x 200.
• Embroidery bobbin thread • Sewing Thread, matching the fabric • Scrap of Batting to fill the ring holder • Decorative button for the ring holder
Border The border will be created using Tapering
.
• Tear-A-Way Stabilizer • Fusible Interfacing
Select stitch Z2:25
• Pins
Add 23 repeats of the stitch. Activate tapering 45°, align left
.
, both in the beginning and the end of the stitch.
Move the stitch to the very left of the embroidery area.
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Select the same stitch again. Add 12 repeats and activate tapering with the same settings as before.
• DESIGNER™ Royal Hoop 360 x 200, #412 94 45-01
Rotate the stitch 270° and move it to the bottom of the embroidery area.
• Pictogram Pen #412 08 38-48 • Narrow Zipper Foot #412 56 57-45 • Piping Foot #411 85 10-45 or Clear Piping Foot # 413 09 71-45
Select all and group both stitches and center them in the hoop. Make a copy, rotate 180° and center it in the hoop. Select stitch Z2:25 again. Add 21 repeats and activate tapering with the same settings as before. Mirror the stitch side to side and place it next to the left side of the outer border. Zoom in as necessary to assist with the placement. Select the same stitch again. Add 10 repeats and use the same tapering.
Rotate 270° and mirror the stitch side to side. Place it next to the bottom side of the outer border matching the corners.
Go to Color Edit and change color on the new circle to a darker grey.
Select the two inner borders using the Add/Remove Selection and group. Make a copy of the two inner border stitches. Rotate the copy 180° and place it up and to the right aligning with the left and bottom parts of the inner border. Zoom in as necessary to assist with the placement.
Go to Design Shaping. Reduce the number of stitches to 12. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 55 x 55. Touch the Select Side Positioning icon and rotate 180°. Touch OK. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit.
Circle Monogram The monogram will be created using Design Shaping .
Select stitch L2:39
.
Touch the Design Shaping icon and a new window opens. Select the circle clockwise shape and add 20 repeats of the stitch. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 70 x 70. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit. Go to Color Edit and change color on both the border and the circle shape to light grey. Select stich N1:7
.
Go to Design Shaping again. Select the circle clockwise shape and add 18 repeats of the stitch. Touch and drag or use the control arrows to change the size to 85 x 85. Move to the position -107.0 0.0. Touch OK to go back to Embroidery Edit.
Make a copy of the new circle.
Select the embroidery font Palace Script, size 12. Type your initials and place them in the middle of the circle shape. Hint: If you want them placed in different heights you need to add them one at a time. Go to Color Edit and change color on the letters to a darker grey. Embroider Hoop the Tear-A-Way stabilizer in the 360 x 200 hoop. Place the 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) velvet on top and baste in place. Embroider the design. Tear away the stabilizer. Trim the embroidered velvet piece 1" (25 mm) beyond the outer embroidery on all sides. Silk Ribbon Cut the silk ribbon into two 10" (25 cm) pieces and one 4" (10 cm) piece. Save the shorter ribbon for the ring holder loop. Pin the two long ribbons to the jewelry wrap front. One to the edge, in the middle of the short side. Fold the front side piece in three to find the correct placement of the other ribbon. Sew the ribbons in place.
Lining Side Embroider We have used the 5D™ software to edit embroidery design #1, so it would fit in the middle section of the jewelry wrap. If you do not have the 5D™ software you can embroider the original design #1, letting it cover the whole inside of the jewelry wrap. Press interfacing to the wrong side of the 12" x 20" (30.5 x 51 cm) silk fabric. Hoop the Tear-A-Way stabilizer. Select your edited design #1. Put the interfaced silk fabric on top of the stabilizer and baste in place. Embroider the design using Rayon and Sulky Sliver thread on top and bobbin thread in the bottom. Tear away the stabilizer. Trim the embroidered lining piece to the same size as the velvet embroidered piece. Zipper pocket Clean finish one 7" (18 cm) side of the organza fabric to prevent fraying. Snap on the Narrow Zipper Foot and thread top and bobbin with sewing thread. Select Light Weight Woven on your SEWING ADVISOR® feature and touch Seam. Pin the organza fabric clean finished side right sides together with the zipper and sew. Press the organza away from the zipper with a pressing cloth. Pin the zipper pocket to the lining. Sew a straight stitch along the other zipper edge. Change to the B foot, select stitch F1:15 along the organza edge.
and sew
Ring Holder Fold the velvet ring holder piece in half, right sides together. Pin and sew along the long side. Turn the ring holder so the seam is placed in the middle. Trim the seam allowance. Use the 4" (10 cm) piece silk ribbon to make a loop and place it into one of the short sides, and sew along the short side. Turn right side out. Fill the holder with batting, fold the raw edge to the inside and sew the ring holder to the lining on the opposite side of the zipper pocket. Sew a button to the lining and fasten the ring holder to the button with the loop.
Piping Snap on the Piping Foot. Lay the cording on the wrong side of the grey silk fabric strip and wrap the fabric over the cord. Place the fabric and cord under the Piping Foot with the cord in the groove on the underside of the foot. Sew. The groove will guide the cord so the fabric covers it evenly. Place the piping along the seam line on the right side of the velvet front part and stitch in place with piping in the groove of the foot. Adjust the needle position so it stitches one setting closer to the cord, to cover the first stitching. Notch the seam allowance of the piping on curves and corners. Place the silk lining on top of the velvet piece, right sides together. Put fabric and piping layers under the piping foot with the piping in the groove on the underside of the foot. Sew. The groove on the underside of the foot will guide the piping as you sew.
