Lilac pansies cross-stitch

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Size: 120.0x60.0 mm (4.72x2.36 "), Stitches: 8,927
Formats: .dst, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .dat, .jef, .vp3

We recommend stitching this design in three passes to achieve the effect of hand embroidery, where the thread is typically layered 2-3 times. This method adds extra volume and depth to the embroidery. For example, after finishing one color, you can restart the machine to stitch over the same area again, and, if needed, do a third pass. Each color is stitched this way, ensuring the final result closely resembles traditional hand embroidery. For a more natural look, you can also use cotton thread, which will add softness and warmth to the texture.

For the best result with this delicate design, we suggest using natural fabrics like linen or cotton. These materials enhance the beauty of the cross-stitch pattern and give the embroidery a soft, light feel. The design is ideal for decorating pillows, napkins, towels, or bedding. The bright lavender pansies will bring a fresh spring touch to your projects.

How to embroider:

To achieve high-quality results, use a medium-weight tear-away stabilizer. It helps stabilize the fabric and prevents it from shifting or stretching during embroidery. For example, you can use stabilizers like Gunold Easy Tear or Madeira Tear Away Medium. These stabilizers are perfect for embroidery on linen and cotton, ensuring smooth and precise stitches without distortions.