Skeleton Leaf Embroideries
(to see lots of pictures of the embroidery designs and the embroidery layout templates, click on the pictures below)
This group of designs gives you huge design opportunities! It is set up so that you can easily rearrange the different Embroidery Art Parts to create your own unique designs to fit your own creative needs.
Also included here are design layouts that you can print out and use as master templates for larger design work. This
design group is especially suited to embellishing larger projects because
you can create larger motifs that work well for pillows, keepsake album covers, jacket backs, padded drapery
valances, drapery tie backs, and more.
Read more about these designs below the projects.
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One Skeleton Leaf, 3 Curls & Luna Moth Embroidery
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Two Skeleton Leaves with Long Stems & Luna Moth Embroidery
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Here is a group of Skeleton Leaves, Curls & the Resting Luna Moth machine embroideries that are 8.25"X9.22" with 28,817 stitches, perfectly sized for a pillow front, quilt block, or photo album cover. Each individual embroidery will fit in a 5"X7" hoop. This group is available for download.
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Here is a group of Skeleton Leaves, Two Skeleton Leaves with Long Stems & Luna Moth machine embroideries that are 17.38"X7.60" with 38,390 stitiches, perfectly sized for a rectangular pillow front, jacket back, or pant leg. Each individual embroidery will fit in a 5"X7" hoop. This group is available as a download.
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Skeleton Leaf with Curved Stem Curls & Luna Moth Embroidery
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Two Skeleton Leaves with Luna Moth Embroidery
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Here is a group of Skeleton Leaves, Skeleton Leaf with Curved Stem, Curls, & Luna Moth Embroidery machine embroideries that are 6.55"X12.35" with 26,662 stitiches, perfectly sized for a rectangular pillow front, jacket back, or pant leg. Each individual embroidery will fit in a 5"X7" hoop. This group is available as a download.
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Here is a group of Skeleton Leaves, Two Skeleton Leaves with Luna Moth machine embroideries that are 10.27"X11" with 34,600 stitiches, perfectly sized for a square pillow front, jacket back, quilt block, or keepsake album cover. Each individual embroidery will fit in a 5"X7" hoop. This group is available as a download.
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Two Skeleton Leaves with Swirling Stems and Luna Embroidery
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Here is a group of Skeleton Leaves, Swirling Stems & Resting Luna Moth machine embroideries that are 15.81"X6.23", with 36,870 stitches and perfectly sized for a rectangular pillow front. Each individual embroidery will fit in a 5"X7" hoop. This group is available for download.
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Registration
jump stitches were included in each design and occur just after the
basting rectangle. Juncture stitch locations are marked on the paper embroidery templates. Stop the embroidery machine just after the basting
rectangle and step it forward through this jump stitch to verify that
the registration is acceptable. The next juncture stitch follows immediately. For example: The Skeleton Leaf's critical juncture is at the point where it will attach to the stem end. The jump stitch will be on one side of the stem juncture and the next stitch will be on the other side of the stem juncture. Make tiny adjustments at the machine (if
necessary) to make the attachment perfect.
These combined designs are a great way to expand your machine embroidery skills!
Because
the Skeleton Leaf design is not a solid fill, it does not take forever
to stitch out. The long stems are graceful and cover a lot of area in a
relatively short time. They are set up so that you can flip every other
one to make long serpentine vines to embellish quilt borders, table
cloths, and more. In addition, this group of designs has been tested on
sweatshirt material and the results were fabulous!
You can use your software to combine and rearrange the designs of this
collection, or you can simply print out the supplied design templates
and lay out your design using them. No additional work at the computer
is required. All design lay out work can be done with printed paper
templates and all machine embroidery combining can be done at the
embroidery machine. The largest Embroidery Art Part design of this
group will fit into a 5”X7” hoop. Look through the information here to learn more about working with embroidery layout templates.
Each
design is set up to work correctly with the others. You will need to
organize the sequence of embroidering correctly to be successful.
Always stitch out the main stem first. Then stitch the parts that touch
it. When you have a sequence of stems such as a long serpentine vine that meanders diagonally across the back of a jacket, begin at the bottom of the sequence and work
your way to the top. Juncture stitches
are always at the bottom of stem pieces and attach to the preceding
stem’s top.
Each download comes in the following embroidery machine file
formats: EXP, HUS, DST, EMD, JEF, PEC, PES, VIP, XXX. Each digitized
embroidery design download comes with
printable templates (original and mirrored), stitch and thread color
information, plus recommended
instructions for working with embroidery design templates. Follow these instructions for organizing your downloaded files so that the instructions, templates, and thread color information are kept together with the correct digitized design:
1. Purchase the file of your choice. All of the embroidery file formats (EXP, HUS, DST, EMD, JEF, PEC, PES, VIP, XXX) are included in each download. Click the "download files" button. The file will download to your desktop (or where you specify). It will be marked by the bird embroidery scissors icon. Right click on the icon, choose "Send To" then "My Documents".
2. Go to "My Documents". Create a new folder called Susa Glenn Designs (or whatever you please) where you keep your embroidery designs so that you will have a place to keep all of your Susa Glenn Designs embroidery files together. This will come in handy later as many of these designs can be used together to make larger designs.
3. Find the new download in My Documents. It is probably near the bottom of the list, but it could be alphabetized. Click to highlight it and drag and drop it into the folder where you want to keep Susa Glenn Designs downloads.
4. Open the folder where you just put the file and find it again. Double click on it to open it. Click "run". Allow the files to go into the default folder. Click "unzip". Click "close". The folder with the default name will appear in the same folder and all of the downloaded files will be inside it. You can then delete the original download file to save on computer memory.
You can also delete the machine files that are in formats that you do not want.
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