The design was purchased here.
Since I was using a 6" emboidery hoop for my final display, I used an erasable pen to make a circle on the outside of an 8" hoop. Better for me to have to cut off extra fabric than to be short!
circle drawn and cut..
For my hoop back, I drew circles using my 6" hoop on the back of raindrop fabric that I had used for pillows. This time I drew my circle on the inside of the hoop. I drew the same size circle on double sided adhesive interfacing (this added stiffness), and cut both.
I ironed the backing fabric to the interfacing.
I carefully put the emboidered piece into the hoop and made sure that it was taunt.
I did have extra fabric ~ no problem ~ I could trim it later.
It was time to insert the backing ~ covers up a lot (:
Now I could trim the extra fabric.
Just perfect with my paint chip artwork and green vase!
1 comment:
I'm currently working on an embroidery for myself and have been researching how to make the back look nice. I love your simple, clean-looking fabric placed on the back. Thanks for sharing this tidbit.
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