How Do I Make Freestanding Lace?
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2021
- If you have heard about or seen freestanding lace and wonder how it is made then we invite you to join us. Reva will walk you through the process of creating freestanding lace designs including the best stabilizers to use as well as the tools that will help you succeed.
Grab a notebook and pen and join us for a fun morning of learning how YOU can create beautiful freestanding lace designs with your embroidery machine. This is part of our Quality Sewing Creative Series that is live at 10am every Tuesday: / live_videos 
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Super cute
Sooo very helpful for me as a Newbie!
We are glad our video helped. Enjoy making your freestanding lace projects!
I just did snowman 2 as my first project was so much fun I can’t wait to choose the next one
This was an excellent video. For my first time I'm making an OESD egg, and it has fabric in it. Have you done a video with fabric in your design, and if so, where can I view it. Thank you, and loved the video!
We have not created a video of adding fabric to a freestanding lace design. We have discussed how to do it as part of other videos but have not shown how to do it. We will pass on the request to our creative team so they can add it to their list. 🙂
Thank you so much Reva. I did not think I would be interested but you managed to peak my interest. This video was great fun and you really are an amazing teacher.
Great job Reva! You always do a wonderful job!
Great tips. Thanks Reva
Thanks Reva- I do a lot of FSL but you gave me some new suggestion that I didn’t know❤️
What a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much. I am a beginner and excited to try this. Do you have a suggestion of where I would get Husqvarna Epic pre-wound bobbins?
These are what you are looking for www.qualitysewing.com/products/pfaff-icon-pre-wound-bobbins-10-pack-white?_pos=2&_psq=icon+pre&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Thanks for the video! I ended up monogramming “Pressing Cloth” on my OESD pressing cloth because I was grabbing for it when I wanted batting. Then, I added a piece of ribbon so I could hang it on a hook.
Great idea. Thanks for sharing!
How would you do this on a multi-needle embroidery machine?
Multi-needle machines are excellent for stitching free-standing lace designs. You would load the design, prepare your thread colors, and start stitching. If you have specific questions, give us a call, and we would be happy to assist you 1-800-687-5175.
Love the video....where do you get the FSL projects?
We carry a lot of the free standing lace designs from OESD. You can find them on our website here www.qualitysewing.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=free+standing+lace
Great Video!!! But I have a question, where do you find threaded bobbins for my Bernina B830 LE? So far, no AD have them, and they say Bernina doesn't have them either, so I have to thread the bobbins myself. Which is the weight of thread you use in the bobbin? 60 weight? Thanks for your reply and for your great video!!!!
BERNINA bobbins are unique and you will want to wind your own.
When starting a new project I pre wind a few so I am ready. It is like having custom prewound bobbins. Try using the Embellish thread for the bobbins in a coordinated color. It is very fine weight thread so it will not add bulk to your embroidery and comes in many colors. www.qualitysewing.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=embellish+thread
~Reva
could you write exact name of this press cloth? thank you in advance! you are really creative using embroidery for buildings :)
Here is where you can find more information about the pressing cloth. You can even order it online www.qualitysewing.com/oesd-perfect-embroidery-press-cloth.html
@@QualitySewingWA oh, super, the link is perfect answer ;)
What brand of bobbin thread did you use? Thank you
I was using Quilters Select prewound bobbins: www.qualitysewing.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Quilters+select+bobbins
are the buttons hand sewn? so tiny
The buttons are part of the freestanding lace design. They are stitched embroidery.
thank you thats awesome@@QualitySewingWA