Polish Rose Folk border set

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Roses
Size: 99.4x88.4 mm (3.91x3.48 "), Stitches: 9945
Size: 98.4x79.6 mm (3.87x3.13 "), Stitches: 9868
Size: 98.0x80.8 mm (3.86x3.18 "), Stitches: 7912
Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, art, vp3

Introducing the Polish Rose Folk Border Machine Embroidery Design, a charming and intricate addition to your embroidery projects. This exquisite set features three beautifully detailed roses, each embodying the rich cultural heritage of Polish folk art. The roses can be used individually or combined to create a stunning continuous border, adding a touch of traditional elegance to any fabric.

Perfect for embellishing garments, home décor, and accessories, this embroidery design brings vibrant colors and meticulous craftsmanship to life. Elevate your embroidery projects with the timeless beauty of the Polish Rose Folk Border.

The Polish Rose Folk Border is a set of three elegant roses crafted using the long stitch technique. With these designs, you can create a refined border inspired by traditional Polish folklore. For optimal results, it is recommended to reduce the embroidery machine speed to avoid thread breakage and pattern distortion. The ideal choice is a dense fabric, providing support and stability to the stitches.

Selecting a Stabilizer for Suede Embroidery

When embroidering on suede, it's essential to choose the right stabilizer to maintain the fabric's structure and prevent shifting. Even dense suede has a delicate texture that requires a careful approach. Here are three stabilizers from Madeira that are perfect for working with suede:

Stabilizers from Madeira for Suede

• Madeira Super Strong Cut Away (82 g/m² or 2.4 oz/yd²) – This stabilizer is ideal for soft suede as it provides excellent support and prevents fabric stretching. It securely holds the embroidery, minimizing the risk of shifting and stitch distortion.
• Madeira Tear Away Cotton Soft (50 g/m² or 1.5 oz/yd²) – Suitable for working with denser suede. This stabilizer is easy to remove, leaving a clean fabric surface without any residue. Using Cotton Soft allows you to maintain the natural elasticity of the fabric without adding weight to the product.
• Madeira Avalon Film (20 g/m² or 0.6 oz/yd²) – A water-soluble film used as a top layer. Avalon Film prevents stitches from sinking into the pile of the fabric, making it perfect for soft or textured suede. After finishing the embroidery, the film is easily washed away with water, leaving a smooth and neat design.

Embroidery Technique for Polish Rose Border on Suede

Embroidery on suede requires special handling due to the fabric’s delicate texture. Hooping suede can lead to marks and damage, so it’s essential to use a fixation technique with temporary adhesive. Here are the recommendations for embroidering a border on suede:

Preparing the Stabilizer

Hooping the Stabilizer: Use Madeira Super Strong Cut Away (82 g/m²) as the main stabilizer. This medium-weight stabilizer provides sufficient support for dense fabrics like suede. Hoop the stabilizer to create a firm base for the embroidery.

Fixing the Suede

• Using Temporary Adhesive Spray: Apply a thin layer of temporary adhesive, such as Gunold KK100, onto the stabilizer surface. This allows the suede to adhere temporarily without the need for hooping. Be careful to distribute the adhesive evenly to avoid oversaturation.
• Attaching the Suede: Carefully place the suede onto the stabilizer and gently press it to adhere firmly. Ensure there are no creases or distortions.

Embroidering the Design

• Needle and Thread Selection: For suede, it is recommended to use a 75/11 sharp needle. Choose threads from the Madeira Classic Rayon or Polyneon collection for bright and durable stitches.
• Machine Speed: Set the machine to a low speed to avoid skipped stitches and maintain thread tension.
• Water-Soluble Film: To prevent the stitches from sinking into the suede’s pile, place Madeira Avalon Film (20 g/m²) on top. The film will protect the fabric surface and enhance the embroidery clarity.

Finishing and Processing

• Removing the Fabric: Once the embroidery is complete, carefully separate the fabric from the stabilizer. When using water-soluble film on suede, it cannot simply be washed off, as this could damage the delicate fabric structure. Gently peel off the main part of the film by hand, and use a damp sponge to carefully remove the remaining pieces with minimal water. This prevents excess moisture and maintains the quality of the suede.
• Steaming: If needed, lightly steam the reverse side of the item to restore the suede’s texture and preserve the stitch volume.

Using this embroidery technique on suede helps prevent fabric damage and achieve a clean and neat result, especially when embroidering complex borders and patterns.

Complementary Design

The Polish Rose Folk Border pairs beautifully with the Polish Garden Rose Bouquet machine embroidery design. Together, they create a harmonious composition inspired by the traditions and aesthetics of Polish folklore. Use both designs to craft unique and refined items that emphasize your individuality and add charm to your projects.