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 FSL Battenberg Bridal Fingerless Lace Gloves
The FSL Battenberg  Bridal Fingerless Lace Gloves is one lace design for the large (5" x 7") hoop. 
To make the gloves, to need embroidery threads, watersoluble mesh and 4 small buttons.
Stabilizers: We recommend to use water-soluble mesh, such as Vilene. Vilene D0102 is a non woven dissolvable stabilizer which is imported into the US, is sold in large rolls and is sometimes repackaged under different brand names. Two of these brand names are Wash-Away and Aqua Magic. Film-like water soluble stabilizers, such as Solvy, are not suitable for Free-Standing Lace embroidery.
Threads: The thinner the thread, the finer the final product will be. That is why we recommend to use cotton thread both  in the bobbin and in the needle. Cotton gives bulk to the lace and makes it look hand-made. 

Embroidery  polyester thread will make very fine weblike lace and is not very good for the project.

Embroidery rayon thread is too soft, it does not keep its shape and very often its color fades under the influence of chemicals from the watersoluble mesh. We do not recommend it for this project.

You can use 40-, 50- or even 60-weight cotton, you can use it both in the bobbin and in the needle. If you use 40-weight cotton thread for the needle, you can use 50- or 60-weight cotton in the bobbin.

We used Signature machine quilting cotton thread both in the needle and in the bobbin, but similar threads from other companies should work just as well. 

Needles: We used size 80/12 embroidery needles and 80/12 metallic needles. Our experience shows that cotton thread used with metallic needles gives less lint. The needles should be sharp, so it's advisable to change them after every project.
Most Importantly: ALWAYS make a test stitch-out of the design and wash away the stabilizer. This helps you to select the threads, needles, stabilizers and settings of your machine correctly. DO NOT embroider several designs in one hoop.
Making the Fingerless Gloves
You need to embroider the file as it is once, and its mirror image once.

Rinse the stabilizer and leave to air dry.

Press  with steam. 

The loops on the gloves are embroidered together with the lace. You do not need to make any additional loops.

Select 4 small buttons which will fit into the loops and stitch them to the lace.

The gloves are ready! Enjoy!
 
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