hidden thread technique | |
if you see a pattern with the logo below | |
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In
that case you have a special pattern. Some parts of the pattern are
saving by means of hidden thread. On
that place the thread goes under (behind) the card. We
will explane why we designing that way Normally
we embroider an elyps the way as you see below (left site) from 1-39
etc. We embroider that way the elyps round, so you see an even thread
pattern. |
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We
have placed the logo in the pattern and you see it is partly covered by
the threads. Due to hold the logo completely free and preserve the original view, we developed a special technique, as you can see below |
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how it works ?
? ? (Click on the blue text for an example photo) Look
at the example below. See for an example the thread 25-45. From behind
25 you stitch the needle to the front. Pull
the thread over the logo to
hole 45 and look which holes are nearest by
to use to pull the thread onder the logo. For
this example it will be the holes marked with X and Y So,
you pull th thread from
25 to X go under the logo and come back to the
front by Y, next
to
45. From
38-18 until 52-32 and from are embroidered this way. Also from4-52 until
18-66 |
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Try
out this example below on a card, before you make a real pattern |
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1-21 (21-22)
22-2 (2-3)
3-23 to and inclusive 17-37
From now you underpass the logo,
from 38-18 to and inclusive 52-32
Than again as usual (32-33)
33-53
(53-54) |
54-32 to and inclusive 51-3
From again underpass the logo to start with:
4-52
to and inclusive18-66
Finally go on with:
(66-67)
67-19
(19-20) 20-68. |
The hidden thread technique is an unique application from: | |
designers of embroidery patterns on cards
You
automatically receive this information in case you order a pattern with
this technique.
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†annie & nico heesakkers Zwartakkers 3 5531 PB Bladel |
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