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Embroidery Flowers Digitized For Sale!

Published on November 1, 2010 in Embroiderers and Machine Embroidery Designs.



I am happy to announce that Embroidery Designs Guide will now be moving a step ahead in our lives!  With many requests coming from our various fans and embroiderers across the world, we thought it time to launch a few designs of our own. My close friend, art and embroidery expert Kopal persisted on me to expose some of her designs to the world.  Kopal is a post graduate in Fashion and Clothing Technology, Pune and has a flair for art. She had had immense experience in pattern making, draping, garment construction, fashion illustration, surface design techniques, embroidery graphics. Her designs are compelling to say the least and the flowers you see alongside the post is only a small token of her true abilities. 

The designs come in 2 pairs each.  These are meant to move along on a single row to give a stunning complementary effect on your favourite frock or churidar. 

For example, the sunflower comes in two parts – the single and double. If you stitch it along together alternately along a single line, you would get a beautiful outline pattern for your dress.  Same is the case with the blue flower. 

Color charts are available for all 4 embroidery patterns. The single designs consists of 6000 stitches with a size of 2 by 4 inches while the double flower embroideries consists of 10000 stitches with a pattern size of 4 by 4 inches. All embroidery designs are done using machine embroidery and available in most embroidery formats. 

With this short introduction, I invite one and all to try out our introductory offer and sew these designs and give us a feedback on the final output.

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Blue Flower

Fantasy Embroidery Patterns!

Published on October 26, 2010 in Machine Embroidery Designs.

Welcome to the world of fantasy… All of us love this world where we can express ourselves freely and creatively. Kids live in this world and so do adults! So what would be the works of fantasy which can be brought down to the art and design formats.

We have a range of resources catering to all kinds of tastes. Lets start with the fantasy fairies. Starting with the Unicorn, Pegasus and the Praying Fairie, this resource moves on to finer fantasy creatures like the Pixie Boy, Dove, Frog Prince to name a few. Most of these machine embroidered patterns are for the 4 inches by 4 inches hoop and they would make some cute designs for baby outfits. All designs are created using Janome colors and metallic thread is a must use to get the final perfect embroidery design output.

Closely linked to the fantasy fairies are the fantasy embroidered ladies. These come in larger hoops of 5 inches by 5 inches and available in all machine embroidery formats. The threads recommended here are sulky threads with med lightweight woven fabric or well stabilized knit as the base.

The castles and flying dragons are the fantasy of every small child and there are numerous movies to fuel his thought. The cloud castle, fire breathing dragon, green mystical serpent and the pocket tropper dragon are some of the embroidery appliques that are available and they can indeed be spaced out to form a cute set to fit your loved ones clothes.

The castles can take on a new turn and shape with various permutations available like the patch castle, starburst castle and dream castles and these are available in larger embroidery formats (72 inches by 92 inches) which would form the perfect pattern for your wall hanging at your living room. These patterns are made for twin quilts and each design is unique. For example, the patch castle embroidery pattern which you see alongside this post is constructed of 6 different pieced blocks and 4 different sash blocks, which are pieced into rows to form the castles. There are detailed cutting instructions and piecing instructions for both sizes.

So thats it from my side and I hope you enjoy your own personalised fantasy world… Dont forget to invite me in case you find something new there!

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Baby Gods Embroidery

Published on June 8, 2010 in Machine Embroidery Designs.

Gods are the Almighty,  and their true teachings are based on pure Love.   This attracts most humans towards baby and infant Gods in all religions since children are the manifestations of love.    We found a couple of resources dedicated towards religious idol embroidery and thought of putting in a post on the same.

Baby Infant Jesus – very famous and you find this embroidery next to this post.  This is machine embroidery available in ART, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, KSM, PES, SEW, VIP formats for ready download.  It consists of 13530 stitches, 10 colors and sized at 2.82 inches by 3.59 inches.

Baby Krishna – Indian God well known for his naughty nature and pranks.   This is again machine embroidery available in most formats and can be downloaded.

Baby Angel – A beautific child angel holding a bird is a symbol of peace.

Brother SE350 Computerized Embroidery and Sewing Machine

Published on January 18, 2010 in Brother Embroidery Designs, Embroidery Design Software and Machine Embroidery Designs.

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What could be more dearer to an embroiderer than his embroidery machine!   In the erstwhile days, an embroidery machine meant one which was driven by hand and stitches sewn together using pencil drawn lines.  Today with the advent of technology and the mergence of the computer into our everyday lives, the modern computerized embroidery machine is completely automatic and requires minimum human intervention!   Brother is a leading brand and this particular product is a win-win amongst most embroidery enthusiasts. Here is a review of Brother SE350 Computerized Embroidery and Sewing Machine.  Have a peek at some of its features and you will know why -
a) Sewing-and-embroidery machine with LCD touch screen for easy stitch selection and editing
b) 67 built-in stitches, 98 stitch functions, and 10 styles of 1-step automatic buttonholes
c) 70 built-in embroidery designs, 5 monogramming fonts, and 120 frame pattern combinations
d) Automatic needle threader; 15 needle positions; maximum embroidery field of 4 by 4 inches
e) Comes with a whopping 25-year limited warranty.

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The SE350 computerized sewing and embroidery machine offers easy embellishment and sewing.  This is an easy to use machine with some amazingly simple convenient features.  There are a wide array of built-in stitches, as well as a large, backlit, LCD touch screen for easy stitch selection and editing, making it possible for both amateur embroiderers and professional designers to create fashionable projects tailored toward their unique preferences.  One can choose from 67 built-in stitches, 98 stitch functions, and 10 styles of one-step automatic buttonholes.  As an embroidery machine, the unit offers 70 built-in embroidery designs, five monogramming fonts, and 120 frame pattern combinations.  The SE350 has 5 bult in alphabet fonts as well. You can save up to 12 embroidery designs in the built in memory.  Other highlights include an automatic needle threader, an automatic push-button thread cutter, 15 needle positions, a maximum sewing speed of 710 stitches per minute, and a free arm, as well as a snap-on presser-foot attachment, a drop-feed function, auto presser-foot pressure, and a maximum embroidery field of 4 by 4 inches. The product also comes with a huge array of useful accessories like the seven feet (buttonhole, overcastting, monogramming, zipper, zigzag, blind hem, and button fitting), a seam ripper, four bobbins including clips, a needle set, a twin needle, a cleaning brush, an eyelet punch, a screwdriver, a touch pen, three spool caps, a spool pin, a spool net, and a foot controller, as well as scissors, a disc-shaped screwdriver, an embroidery hoop, an accessory case, a hard cover, and a user manual. The computerized sewing-and-embroidery machine measures approximately 18 by 8 by 12 inches and carries a 25-year limited warranty.  

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The built in automatic push-button thread cutter makes garment sewing and embroidery fun and effortless. Brother’s Quick-Set bobbin makes changing bobbins easy as you simply drop-in a full bobbin, pull the thread through the slot and begin. The included instructional CD gives easy to follow instructions on the features of the SE350. The written instruction manual is bilingual in English and Spanish.

Download Machine Embroidery Designs – Kids Alpha Applique

Published on August 22, 2009 in Applique Embroidery Designs and Machine Embroidery Designs.

cute-edg.bmpI came across this lovely cute resource on machine embroidery designs and thought of sharing with you!

whatahootapplique4.jpgThe kids alpha machine embroidery is useful for all kidswear.   I did a small test on my website initials and it looked perfect.  Splendid combination of colours and designs.   The “What a Hoot” is another unique collection of lovely owl applique designs in all forms, shapes and expressions.  Check out the sleepy variety along with this post.  You can notice the particulars of the patterns inside the eye.  The efforts and detailing gone into each design is worth a mention.   The pink and blue color combination are a treat for every kid who would love to wear any dress with such a pattern!

All the designs are machine embroidery and are available in PES, ART, DST, JEF, VIP, EXP, SEW, PCS, SHV, HUS, XXX digitized embroidery formats.  You could buy them in bulk or individual.  Monkeying Around is also worth a peek.  Lots of Dots is so simple yet catches the eye.

All the best for all your embroidery projects!

Free Cute Machine Embroidery Designs!

Published on August 8, 2009 in Free Embroidery Designs and Machine Embroidery Designs.

freejumpingbearembroiderydesign.jpgI just came across some cute machine embroidery designs – free downloads!   Check out Embroidery Designs Shop.

The sports racing car and the jumping bear are really cute and unique.   These design patterns are readily available for download for the following embroidery machines – tajima, brother, babylock, viking,  janome, kenmore, poem, singer, husqvarna, huskygram, bernina and toyota.   These designs are also compatible with any machine that uses exp, dst, pes, pcs, hus, sew, csd, jef and xxx formats.   Quite an open source!

Check out some important information on machine embroidery formats to get you on your way.

These designs would find useful applications in kidswear, tablecloths and any other party wear items for boys and girls.


Forum Invite – Warm Welcome

Published on May 30, 2009 in Embroidery Design Web Sites, Amazing Embroidery Designs, Animal Embroidery Designs, Applique Embroidery Designs, Artista Embroidery Designs, Blogroll, Brother Embroidery Designs, Cars & Trucks Embroidery Designs, Corvette Embroidery Designs, Cross Stitch Embroidery Designs, Cutwork Embroidery Designs, Dakota Embroidery Designs, Elk Embroidery Designs, Embroiderers, Embroidery Design Software, Endless Hoop Embroidery Designs, Fire Fighter Embroidery Designs, Flip Flop Embroidery Designs, Free Embroidery Designs, Hand Embroidery Designs, Indian Embroidery Designs, Machine Embroidery Designs, Mardi Gras Embroidery Designs, Shrine Embroidery Designs, Tennis Embroidery Designs, Uncategorized, What is and Wheaten Terrier Embroidery Designs.

Dear All,

You are welcome to visit the Embroidery Forum.   This has recently been launched…  Feel free to post in your articles in relevant categories and use it as your area to unwind.

There are various broad areas of interest like embroidery digitizing, business, technical  which are further subdivided into more specific topics.

Join the embroidery community and stay linked in.

Warm Regards

Online Sewing and Embroidery Machinery Expo Exhibition 2008!

Published on June 10, 2008 in Brother Embroidery Designs and Machine Embroidery Designs.

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The first of its kind in the world of embroidery on such a large scale… an online exhibition for embroidery machines – Sewing and Machine Embroidery Online Exp 2008! The grand launch is on 1st July 2008 and is being organised by fibre2fashion. This 45 day show is a cost effective way for various manufacturers across the globe to display their exhibits and new technology to the emerging markets of India, China and South East Asia. It does away with large transport costs, custom clearances for their exhibit materials and at the same time provides an effective booth visitation by a specified target audience. If proved successful, I am quite sure that this would be replicated by other forums on all product lines.

This has actually been triggered with new markets opening up in the Eastern hemisphere of the world and few products with little knowledge available on the latest technology and trends in embroidery. In my view the 2 unique features of this online exhibition are – The first is an online chat facility between the visitor and the manufacturer. Chatting is necessary in order to resolve queries, concerns and most importantly the visitor gets a comfort feel with the manufacturer whom he would ideally like to see and deal face to face. The second feature – a 360 degree view of all products is almost like seeing the product in reality. This is critical because when a visitor decides to make a purchase worth a few hundred dollars one would want to feel, touch and study the whole product inside out. The 360 degree view meets this criteria quite well except the ‘feel’ part. With virtual reality coming of age, the ‘feel’ part would soon be taken care of.

From the manufacturers point of view an additional advantage is that this exhibition is open 24 * 7 for 45 days continuously. Visitors across the globe in different time zones would be able to access this at their convenient times. The manufacturer also gets tracking information and contact details of all the potential buyers who visited his online booth so that they can follow up later with them.

In short, this exhibition promises to be a great destination for sellers and buyers of embroidery machines.

The Best Of Embroidery Supplies – Hoops, Stabilizers, Thread, Scissors

Published on May 1, 2008 in Brother Embroidery Designs and Machine Embroidery Designs.

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I just came across a good resource for shopping of some essential embroidery supplies. If you want to buy good quality hoops, stabilizers, thread or scissors visit Mr. Vac Mrs. Sew. The cat/hoop package includes prewound bobbins, scissors, thread for the Brother SE-270D, HE-120 and Innovis 500D. The Hat Hoop allows you the unique ability to embroider on the uncommon medium of a typical baseball style cap. The embroidery stork scissors looks really charming quite alike to the natural bird. This comes in handy for that fine detail work where the needle sharp point can reach where others can’t. This proves ideal for monogram work, applique, embroidery, ripping seams and trimming loose threads. This scissor is not only versatile but beautiful with it’s gorgeous engraved gold-plated stork design. The stabilizer comes under the brand name ‘Sulky’. We have various versions of the stabilizer which includes the Sticky Self-Adhesive 8.25 by 6 yards, Solvy water soluble stabilizer 8 by 9.5 yards, Soft n Sheer Cut Away 8 by 11 yards, Wash Away Tear Away stabilizer 15 by 25 yards. Depending on the particular embroidery, the necessary stabilizer can be taken up.

The Polystar threads with all 61 Brother colors especially produced for Brother Innovis embroidery machines are a specialty at the thread section. Apart from this, the Maderia embroidery thread package is a treat for the viewers!

The Mystery Behind Husqvarna Machine Embroidery Designs!

Published on March 12, 2008 in Brother Embroidery Designs and Machine Embroidery Designs.

dds-mpc-freebie.jpgThe HUS machine embroidery format is well known to the modern embroiderer. What exactly is the history behind this relatively mysterious pattern.. Read on!

Husqvarna or Huskvarna was the name of a location in Sweden. It constituted the eastern part of Jönköping, the municipal seat of Jönköping Municipality, Sweden and had a population of about 21,500. Between 1911 and 1970 it used to be a city municipality of its own. There was a royal rifle manufacturer named after the city founded in Husqvarna in 1680 and lasted until 1757, when it was sold to private owners. It supplied the Swedish and Norwegian armies with rifles (for example, in 1870 some 10,000 rifles were finished). War time through, the same company later switched over in 1872 from crafting firearms to the production of sewing machines and bicycles.

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Today, it is known as Husqvarna (it never changed the old spelling), an internationally known company with a variety of products. The machine embroidery formats that came through these sewing machines became known as the ‘HUS’ formats and is widely in use today.Secrets of Embroidery has some beautiful tutorials on Husqvarna/Viking by Carolyn Duncan. You could navigate through Tutorials on the home page and click on Husqvarna/Viking. These easy-to-understand guides prove beneficial since they enable you to harness the potential of your Designer sewing embroidery machine and gives you insights into 3D digitizing and sketch designs that form a hallmark of Huskvarna.

HUS is famous for its realistic embroidery designs and all patterns are accentuated and clear. The pussy cat portraits by Diana Kaufholz in Secrets of Embroidery display this feature (Navigate to ‘Designs by Category’ and click on Dianas Dezigns). Notice how the emotions/feelings of the cats are captured in these machine embroideries.

So, where are the freebies! You could go to Sewterific to download some cute free hus embroidery designs! The Mad flower next to this post is part of this collection.

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