Two Thanksgiving Gnomes Set - 3 sizes

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First Gnome

Size: 80.1x98.0 mm (3.15x3.86 "), Stitches: 11745
Size: 96.1x117.5mm (3.78x4.63 "), Stitches: 15041
Size: 115.3x140.8mm (4.54x5.54 "), Stitches: 18599

Second Gnome

Size: 77.4x98.0 mm (3.05x3.86 "), Stitches: 11192
Size: 92.8x117.5mm (3.65x4.63 "), Stitches: 13573
Size: 111.3x140.9 mm (4.38x5.55 "), Stitches: 17425

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Two Thanksgiving Gnomes Set Machine Embroidery Designs: A Perfect Addition to Your Kitchen Decor

Embrace the festive spirit of Thanksgiving with our charming Two Thanksgiving Gnomes Set Machine Embroidery Designs. These delightful designs feature two whimsical gnomes, each adorned in vibrant autumn colors. One gnome sports a cozy, plaid hat, holding a scrumptious pie, while the other dons a rustic, textured hat, clutching a plump pumpkin. These designs are not just about aesthetics; they encapsulate the warmth and joy of the Thanksgiving season, making them a must-have for your kitchen decor.

How to Embroider on Kitchen Towels: A Step-by-Step Guide

Embroidering these lovely gnomes on kitchen towels, particularly floursack towels, is a wonderful way to bring a touch of autumn to your home. Here's how you can achieve perfect results:

1. Choose the Right Towel: Floursack towels are ideal for kitchen embroidery due to their light and airy texture. Make sure to pre-wash and dry the towels to avoid any shrinkage post-embroidery.

2. Stabilize the Fabric: Use a medium-weight (2.5 oz) cutaway stabilizer or a soft tear-away stabilizer if the design is simple. This will ensure that the delicate fabric remains stable during the embroidery process.

3. Positioning the Design: Print a template of the design to help position it correctly on the towel. Mark the center and axis points using an air-erase pen to align the design perfectly.

4. Hooping: Carefully hoop the towel and the stabilizer together, ensuring that the fabric is taut and the marks align with the hoop.

5. Needle and Thread: Use a size 11 or 75/11 sharp sewing needle to minimize holes in the fabric. Choose threads in warm, autumnal hues to complement the design.

6. Embroider: Run your embroidery machine, ensuring the needle moves smoothly over the center point. Watch as your gnomes come to life!

7. Finishing: After completing the design, gently tear away the stabilizer. The result is a beautifully embroidered towel that adds a festive touch to your kitchen.

FAQ

1. Can I use other types of towels for these designs? Yes, while floursack towels are recommended for their texture, you can use other types of towels as long as they are not too thick or textured, which might interfere with the embroidery.

2. Do I need to wash the towel after embroidering? It's not necessary unless there is noticeable residue from the stabilizer. If washing, do so gently to maintain the vibrancy of the embroidery.

3. What if my design shifts during embroidery? Ensure your fabric is properly hooped and that you're using the correct stabilizer. Using a smaller needle may also help reduce shifting.

4. Can I resize the design? The design comes in three sizes, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your project.

5. What kind of stabilizer should I use for floursack towels? A soft tear-away stabilizer is ideal for simple designs on floursack towels. For more complex designs, a cutaway stabilizer may be necessary.

6. Where can I find these designs? These charming gnome designs are available in our online store. Simply select the size that best fits your project and start creating festive decor today!