Golden Lace Eastern Border- 2 sizes

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Size: 94.4x42.2 mm (3.72x1.66 "), Stitches: 8085
Size: 42.2x178.8 mm (1.66x7.04 "), Stitches: 16197

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Logical Alignment

The machine embroidery design "Golden Lace Eastern Border" is a refined solution for those seeking elegant and intricate patterns with an eastern motif. This set includes two sizes of designs suitable for small hoops. The intricate detailing and sophistication of the lines make it perfect for decorating cuffs, collars, tablecloths, and other decorative elements. "Golden Lace Eastern Border" is suitable for both personal and commercial use, making it a versatile tool for embroidery enthusiasts and professionals alike.

One of the key features of this design is the possibility of logical alignment. This means you can easily continue the embroidery by aligning the elements seamlessly, creating a unified and continuous pattern. This is especially convenient for creating long borders or decorating large items where smoothness and symmetry are important.

How to properly wind the bobbin thread in an embroidery machine?

To properly wind the bobbin thread in an embroidery machine and avoid issues during embroidery, follow these steps and tips:

Steps for winding the bobbin thread:

Threading the bobbin:

1. Place the thread spool on the spool holder.
2. Pass the thread through the thread guide on the machine (usually located at the top of the machine).
3. Wind a few loops of thread manually around the bobbin.
4. Place the bobbin on the bobbin winder spindle (usually located on the right side) and secure it.
5. Turn on the machine and start winding, ensuring the thread is evenly distributed.

Inserting the bobbin:

1. Insert the bobbin into the bobbin case so that the thread moves in the correct direction (clockwise or counterclockwise, depending on your machine).
2. Pull the thread through the guides in the bobbin case (according to your machine's manual) to ensure the correct tension.
3. Make sure the bobbin thread flows smoothly without any snags.

Tips:

• Even winding: Ensure the thread is wound evenly on the bobbin. Uneven winding can lead to irregular tension and cause stitching issues.
• Quality thread: Use high-quality bobbin thread to avoid tangling or breaking.
• Machine cleaning: Regularly clean the bobbin case of dust and thread remnants. Accumulated debris can cause tension problems.
• Thread length: Before starting, make sure you leave a sufficient thread tail (around 10 cm) to allow the machine to correctly pull the thread.
• Testing: Run a test stitch on a fabric scrap before beginning your main project to check the bobbin thread tension.

Following these simple steps and tips will help you avoid tension problems and ensure smooth, high-quality embroidery.