Much like a paint palette, digitizers use certain thread libraries when creating embroidery designs. Some are chosen because of the thread brand. Others are chosen as a default in the digitizing program that created them. Either way, thread stitch out charts are not necessarily like paint-by-number boards; you may choose another color if it is more to your liking or matches your fabric better.
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One of the best features of computerized machine embroidery is that even novices can easily create beautiful applique the first time out. What once would have taken days to create by hand can now be stitched by machine in minutes with a few easy-to-follow steps.
Applique is the process of applying layers of fabric on top of a base fabric(s). Before you begin,
Gather base fabric and coordinating applique fabrics. Scraps work well for applique pieces.
Iron the base fabric and all applique fabrics. Some people find it helpful to use a spray starch or ironing spray for added crispness.