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Teddy Bears

Teddy Bears' machine embroidery designs include the collection of unusual and unique patterns with cute animals. Teddy bears become a popular way of children`s items decoration.

By the way, do you know the history of this well-known bear animals? It`s exciting. The idea belongs to Maurice Micht, an immigrant from Russia and the owner of a toy store in New York. He saw a bear on a caricature in one of the publications. In his image, Maurice's wife created the world's first teddy bear. It was in 1902. After the popularity of the Teddy bear, other countries such as England, Germany, France came to produce the small and large Teddy Bears toys. However, Maurice Micht had a huge factory that was engaged exclusively in the production of Teddy Bears.

You can use Teddy Bears machine embroidery designs to make the style of your child exciting and unique. Imagine how original will be embroidered clothes, bags, accessories, school items, or others.

We recommend you to embroider these cute designs on the denim items. For making the successful process mind some useful advice from Royal Present embroidery:

~ For quite dense designs, you should use dense denim fabric.

~ If you decide to embroider on an entirely new thing, prewashing is required. Since denim has a cotton base, the shrinkage rate is quite high.

~ Denim jacket with embroidery will be subjected to frequent washing, use a medium-weight stabilizer. It will help protect your embroidery.

~ Hoop the fabric together with the stabilizer.

~ Use a sharp 75/11 needle or a regular embroidery needle.

~ Unstitch the seam of the product, if you need to hoop, for example, jeans.

~ Use a medium-weight tear-away stabilizer. For instance, Soft & Stable from Brother. If you use Madeira stabilizers, note that they do not have an average density stabilizer. For all types of embroidery, the standard stabilizer Madeira Super Strong is used.

You can also embroider Teddy Bears' machine embroidery designs on some other fabrics like cotton, flax, tartan, etc. Use decorative items to make the finished project smarter.