Coming soon to Lizzsews blog will be an article series, it will be called, learning to sew! This series is going to be geared towards any sewers who are brand new , just starting out , getting back into or even just sewers wanting to go back to the basics ! This series is suited for anyone with an interest in sewing and all ages! I’ll point out keywords you’ll want to know and I’ll explain everything! These articles will contain tons of information and some will be how-to articles!! Make sure that you have a sewing machine and all the supplies you’ll need and get started! If you’re not sure what you’ll need, head on over to this article, 10 things you’ll need to start sewing! Throughout the series, the list below will continuously be updated as I post new articles and think of new ideas! Articles in the series: - Learning To Sew: Sewing On Paper Part One No Thread - Learning To Sew: Getting The Machine Ready To Sew - Learning To Sew: Sewing On Paper Part Two With Threa
Here’s how you can embroider out Lego baby Yoda inside of a rectangle with appliqué fabric ! What you will need: Fabric to embroider on Fabric to appliqué with Stabilizer to match the fabric you are using (for example tear away or cut away with cotton or flannel) Lego Baby Yoda embroidery design from Lizzsews Etsy shop Embroidery machine Embroidery needle Embroidery thread The steps: Hoop your fabric and stabilizer On your machine select the rectangle design, choose the one with a satin stitch that goes around. But before using the one with a satin stitch, begin with the outline, #10 in rectangles on the Brother se600. I changed the colour of my rectangles to #507 emerald green and resized them. I resized my outline rectangle to 59.8 mm x 94.4 mm Stitch out the outline rectangle. Place your appliqué fabric on top of this outline and stitch out the outline again. Cut around the fabric as close to the stitching as you can. Appliqué scissors may help. Stitch out the satin stitc