#2 Candy Cane Lane Bench Pillow/Quilt - Street Lamp 1, Kimberbell Machine Embroidery

#2 Candy Cane Lane Bench Pillow/Quilt - Street Lamp 1, Kimberbell Machine Embroidery
Candy Cane Lane Bench Pillow/Quilt PLAYLIST: • Candy Cane Lane Bench ...
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The supplies needed for the Candy Cane Lane Bench Pillow/Quilt are:
~Machine embroidery CD (you can print the instructions and bind at a copy store if desired)
~Fabric kit (or use your own fabrics)
~Fabric Backing kit (or use your own fabric)
~Embellishment kit (you can source your embellishments if desired)
Glide Thread by Fil-tec
Super White 10002 OR White No. 10000
Cashmere No. 17527
Coffee Bean No. 27518
Sage No. 67748
Marlin No. 32151
Tidewater No. 65483
Mint Julep No. 60624
Cornflower No. 80120
Taffy No. 71775
Wildflower No. 71935
You can use any colors of thread...
White, beige, dark brown, medium green, medium to dark blue, teal, light teal/green, yellow, coral, red
Metallic thread by Brothread (Amazon)
M-019 (silver), M-020 (silver)
My Machine - Brother Stellaire XE1
My electronic cutter - ScanNCut SDX325 (I also use a Silhouette Cameo 1)
Embroidery/Sewing Products
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505 Temporary Spray Adhesive: amzn.to/3yIypgZ or Gunold KK100
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[@JoyfulStitching]

The wreath would make an adorable flower with button centers❤

[@JoyfulStitching]

Hi Debbie :) If you had to pick 3 hoops what seems to be your most important ones?

[@diydebbi]

I use my 7x12 all the time, because if I am doing a block that fits the 5x7 hoop, I can turn it sideways and it helps me save on stabilizer. My machine came with a 9.25x14 and a 5x7, so I purchased a set of "off brand" hoops (4x4, 6x10, 7x12 and I think a super small one, like 1.5x2" or something). My machine doesn't have a 7x12 in the settings, so thats why I use the 8x12 setting and always move the design as far left as I can in the hoop (I've mentioned that on some videos). I do use my 9x14 most after the 7x12 and then the 5x7, but definitely my 7x12 the most.

[@JoyfulStitching]

TY Im getting a machine and want to fill in some sizes, the machine goes from a 4 x 4 to 5 x 7 hen a 10x 10, so definitely some missing spots. What do you think of magnetic hoops?

[@JoyfulStitching]

Yes I see you with the 7 x 12 a ton and the 14”

[@diydebbi]

@@JoyfulStitching I just bought an off brand magnetic hoop but I haven't used it, I got the biggest one I could get that wasn't made by brother, it's an 8x12. I need to try it out. I am making some pieced quilts this year and my plan is to try the Clear Blue Tiles to quilt them....we'll see how that goes 😃🤣