Included:
Machine embroidery digitized designs in the following formats: DST, .EMD, .EXP, .HUS, .JEF, .PEC, .PES, .VIP, .XXX, plus color sequence charts with tips
Embroidery templates and the master layout of this foundation pieced wall hanging to print on standard 8.5”X11” printing paper
Easy tutorial with lots of pictures plus tips for successful embroidering on quilt weight fabrics
Detailed directions for making this foundation pieced wall hanging
Adobe® Acrobat Reader™ (on CD only). If downloading, use the link at the bottom of this page to download directly from the Adobe website.
Egret Flock with Moon and Landing Egret: The picture above shows two of the included embroideries.
Grooming Egret in Large Pine Branch: The picture above shows two of the included embroideries.
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Flock with Moon: 4.97"X6.98”, 121mmX190mm, 13,815 stitches
Pine Branch: 5”X7”, 127mmX178mm, 12,861 stitches
Grooming Egret & Pine Branch: 5”X9.27”, 127mmX236mm, 27,011 stitches |
Landing Egret: 5”X6.32”, 127mmX161mm, 20,419 stitches
Grooming Egret: 4.19”X5.91”, 107mmX150mm 14,368 stitches
Small Pine Branch: 4.98”X5.96”, 127mmX151mm, 11,775 stitches |
Supplies List for the Wall Hanging:
21.5”X33.5” piece of Pellon®’s 7036 Lutradur 36" Wide, 70g Weight (source details are included), or other polyester interfacing
Low loft cotton quilt batting (baby quilt size) to be cut to 21.5”X33.5”
16”X30” of the main fabric (to be embroidered)
4”X 30” each of two accent fabrics
1 yard of main framing fabric (also used for backing fabric)
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piece of rigid strip material to measure 20” long, about 1” wide, and
about 1/8” to 1/4” thick. You can easily make this using two plastic
(or wooden) rulers.
Suggested Threads; these are all Robison Anton 40 wt. rayon names and numbers:
Eggshell #2343 or other off white for the birds’ bodies
Aspen White #2574 or other bright white for birds’ crests
Mango #2394 for the birds’ beaks and deepest color of moon
Moonbeam #2560 for the second color of moon
Lemon #2325 for the palest color of the moon
Spring Garden #2551 for bird legs and pine tree needles
Old Dk. Tex #2581, a deep rust, for the pine tree branches
