BlueBunnyHollow/Embroidabellishment

If you have an embroidery that you want free-standing, but it is not digitized to be free-standing, you can embroider them on No Show Mesh Stabilizer, then cut them out with a hot knife.

With this video I am starting a series of machine feet. Even if you are an embroiderer, you may have to sew from time to time. This first foot is the blind hem foot and how I use it, and how I adjust the stitch for a perfect hem for my sons pants. You will also find a video posted Dec. 2022 on using the blind hem foot and stitch to tack down binding. Enjoy!!

Create perfectly straight quilting lines and even stitches on your quilted projects.

Machine embroidery on a knit hat offers a creative way to personalize and enhance the appearance of this cozy accessory. But, knit hats can be intimidating to embroider. With this video guidance, the design will be perfectly stitched onto the knit hat, adding a unique and customized touch to a fashionable and practical accessory. You will love embroidering on knit hats for yourself, family and friends! Design digitized by Lana at bluebunnyhollow.com for Jaiiya Cafe.

Good binding techniques are crucial for quilts and table runners as they provide the finishing touch and ensure the longevity and durability of the project. Binding serves to encase the raw edges of the quilt or table runner, preventing fraying and wear over time. A well-executed binding not only enhances the overall appearance but also adds structural integrity to the edges, keeping the layers securely together. It provides a clean, professional finish and helps maintain the quilt or table runner's shape, allowing it to withstand frequent use, washing, and handling. Properly applied binding ensures that your quilts and table runners will be enjoyed and cherished for years to come. I prefer a 1/2" binding on my quilts, table runners, etc. This video shows how I do my 1/2" binding and then stitching the back down with a blind hem.

Embroidery is a beautiful craft that allows you to personalize and enhance various fabric projects. However, one crucial aspect that can make or break your embroidery design is the placement. Achieving perfect placement is not only visually appealing but also ensures that your design is well-balanced and harmonious. In our video tutorial, we'll guide you through the process step by step, providing valuable tips and techniques to help you master the art of perfect placement embroidery. Designs used in this video are available at bluebunnyhollow.com

Embroidering on a neckline can be tricky. But with using your own embroidery software, and following these step by step instructions on how to embroider a curved neckline, you will be able to master this technique.

A knockdown stitch (called a Fluffle Patch at bluebunnyhollow.com) in embroidery is a technique used to create a smooth and even surface on fabrics with a textured or raised background. It involves stitching a layer of thread or stitches over the area to be embroidered, usually in a back-and-forth pattern, to flatten the fabric and create a stable foundation for the subsequent embroidery design. The knockdown stitch ensures that the embroidered design stands out prominently and prevents the textured background from interfering with the clarity and precision of the final embroidery work. Design used are available at bluebunnyhollow.com

Lana shows you how to create embroidered sports placemats with a rope finish. The embroidery designs for the different sports are from https://bluebunnyhollow.com/sports-and-fitness. They are embroidered on various types of vinyl, then completed by sewing rope around the outer edge.