Advanced Embroidery Designs -- Online Center for Machine Embroidery Designs
Shopping Cart

Online Center for Machine Embroidery Designs

 0
Menu
Home
Free Designs
New Designs
Catalog of Designs
Embroidery Club
Projects
Tutorials
Help
Guestbook
Links
About Us
Contact Us
 
Mailing List
Enter your e-mail to receive regular updates.

 
0

 Doilies with Squares-and-Ruffles FSL Crochet Motif

  Here are some ideas on how to assemble the Squares-and-Ruffles FSL Crochet Motif into different lace doilies.

All patterns on this page were made using water-soluble Vilene stabilizer and 40-weight 100% cotton machine quilting Signature thread.

If you are new to crochet embroidery, please read the General Guidelines and Step-by-Step Guide to Embroidering our Crochet-Style FSL Designs first, as it might be very helpful.
To get a doily like the one on the photo bellow, you'll have to embroider the motif four times. Trim the stabilizer, leaving about 1/2" around each design. DO NOT dissolve the stabilizer yet.
Treat the Vilene as fabric. Fold it and, using a zigzag, stitch the sides of squares to each other. Use the same threads as the ones with which you made the embroidery.
You can now dissolve the water-soluble stabilizer. Rinse the stabilizer carefully, changing water in the bowl several times. The more you rinse, the softer is the lace. Spread the  the doily evenly and leave to air dry.
The finished size of the doily is about 13 inches in diameter.
For the second doily, besides the water-soluble Vilene and cotton threads, you'll also  need an 11" x 11"  piece of cotton or linen cloth (we used cotton fabric).  The finished size of this  doily is about 17" in diameter.
Embroider the crochet motif  seven times. You do not need to dissolve the stabilizer now. Trim it, leaving about 1/2" around each design.
Lay out the motifs on the fabric to form a star. Treat the Vilene as fabric. Fold it and pin the lace to the fabric. Using a zigzag, stitch the sides of the squares to the fabric. Use the same threads with which you made the embroidery. Cut away the excess fabric from under the lace.
You can now dissolve the water-soluble stabilizer. Rinse the stabilizer carefully, changing water in the bowl several times. The more you rinse, the softer is the lace. Spread the  the doily evenly and leave to air dry.
The doilies are ready. Enjoy!
Back to
Squares-and-Ruffles FSL Crochet Motif
 If you liked this project you may also like projects from our Table Linen Section.
Back to Projects Page
 
 
a
 
Special Offer

Valentine's Day Sale!

We are offering you a 20% discount on all designs
from Valentine, Floral, Beauties, Oriental and Cutwork Lace collections

Bonus design on all orders over $55
Oriental Accents: Butterflies

 
Announcement
Best Project Contest
The results are in!
 
Featured Project
Check out our latest project Black-and-White Quilted Tote Bag with One-Color Embroidery
 
Tutorials
Never heard of photo stitch? - Check out our What is Photo Stitch? page
 
Most Popular Designs
FSL Flowers and Bows Corner Set
FSL Battenberg Bridal Fingerless Lace Gloves
FSL Battenberg Princess Marie Lace Table Runner
Art Nouveau Cutwork Insert
Early Spring Wall Hanging Quilt Kit
Summer Fashion
Applique Flower Quilt Block Set

 More popular designs

|| Home || Free Designs || New Designs || Catalog of Designs ||
|| Embroidery Club || Projects || Tips || Help || Links || About Us || Contact Us ||