Polish Garden Rose Bouquet - 2 sizes

By knowing the speed of your embroidery machine, you can find out how long it will take to embroider a design.
To use the embroidery calculator, click on the number of stitches in the product description.

Folk art is a long time favourite among textile artisans. Wycinanki, Polish folk art popular as paper cuttings, has been reproduced into beautiful machine embroidery. Even centuries later, its bright colors and whimsical depictions make the designs popular as ever.

Size: 111.1x178.2 mm (4.37x7.02 "), Stitches: 24331
Size: 123.6x198.2 mm (4.87x7.80 "), Stitches: 27232

Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, xxx

Polish Folk Rose Bush Machine Embroidery Design: Symbolism and Technique

The Polish Folk Rose Bush Machine Embroidery Design carries a symbolic meaning and is not just another addition to our collection. Every individual color, shade, symbol, and curve within its patterns has a special significance, intended to protect from misfortune and bring prosperity to the home. The placement of these ethnic flowers is also considered very important. If you decide to create an embroidered artwork using this design, it’s recommended to hang it where you feel relaxation, calmness, and peace.

Using this ready-made design, you can decorate interiors, accessories, clothing, or create entire embroidered masterpieces to truly impress your loved ones, friends, and acquaintances.

Embroidery on Suede: Special Techniques

Embroidery on suede requires a special approach, as this fabric is prone to deformation and can be damaged by incorrect hooping or handling. To maintain the suede’s structure and achieve a neat result, it is recommended to use temporary adhesive techniques with careful removal of stabilizing materials afterward.

Preparing the Stabilizer

1. Hooping the Stabilizer: For suede, use Madeira Super Strong Cut Away (82 g/m²). This stabilizer provides the necessary support for dense fabrics like suede. It’s crucial to hoop only the stabilizer to avoid damaging the suede with the hoop.

Fixing the Suede

1. Using Temporary Adhesive: Spray a thin layer of temporary adhesive, such as Gunold KK100, on the hooped stabilizer. Apply the adhesive evenly and sparingly to avoid over-saturation and ensure it doesn’t seep through to the fabric.
2. Attaching the Suede: Gently place the suede onto the stabilizer and smooth it down to secure a flat fixation without wrinkles or creases.

Embroidery Process

1. Needle and Thread Selection: Use a 75/11 sharp needle to avoid fabric stretching and ensure precise piercings. For bright and durable results, select threads from Madeira Classic Rayon or Polyneon collections.
2. Machine Speed: Set the machine to a low or medium speed to control thread tension and prevent skipped stitches.
3. Water-Soluble Film: Place Madeira Avalon Film (20 g/m²) on top to prevent the stitches from sinking into the suede’s pile. This is especially essential for soft or pile-rich suede.

Finishing and Care

1. Removing the Film: After completing the embroidery, gently peel off the water-soluble film by hand to avoid damaging the suede. If there are any residual pieces, moisten a sponge with warm water and carefully dab only the areas with leftover film, taking great care not to over-wet the suede.
2. Steaming and Care: If needed, lightly steam the item from the reverse side at a low temperature to preserve the suede’s structure and maintain the embroidery’s crispness.

Creating Harmonious Compositions

The Polish Folk Rose Bush Machine Embroidery Design pairs beautifully with its companion piece, the Polish Folk Rose Machine Embroidery Design. This combination allows for the creation of cohesive compositions and decoration of items while maintaining a unified style.

By following these recommendations, you can create a beautiful and neat border design while preserving the texture and quality of the suede.