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Winter Poinsettia border Machine Embroidery Design - 2 sizes
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This download contains one horizontal Winter Poinsettia Border machine embroidery design in two sizes. The composition combines red and white poinsettias, peach flowers, red berries and blue-gray foliage for napkins, towels, table runners, tablecloths, cushion covers and other Christmas linens; it is a digital file, not a finished embroidered item.
Sizes and stitch counts
Size: 79.0x178.0 mm (3.11x7.01 "), Stitches: 19498
Size: 87.9x198.1 mm (3.46x7.80 "), Stitches: 21959Formats: .pes, .pec, .hus, .vip, .dst, .exp, .sew, .exp, .dat, .vp3, .jef, xxx
Design specifications
| Set contents | 1 digital machine embroidery design in 2 sizes |
| Layout | A self-contained horizontal floral border; not an ITH project and not a seamless continuous border |
| Motifs | Red and white poinsettias, peach flowers and buds, red and white berries, blue-gray leaves |
| Color structure | 12 unique Madeira Classic 40 colors, 14 color blocks and 13 color changes |
| Designer | Ludmila Konovalova |
| Delivery | A ZIP archive is available to download after purchase and contains the machine formats and color chart |
Madeira Classic 40 color chart
The source file uses 12 unique thread colors. Two colors return later in the sewing sequence, so the design contains 14 color blocks in total.
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1003 — Creme White Cream-white fills, pale petals and highlights on the flowers |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1152 — Peach Tea Peach flowers, buds and light bands across the petals |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1146 — Tomato Red Red berries and bright red details |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1130 — Chocolate Chip Stems, branches and dark connecting lines |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1277 — Blueberry Smash Main dark-blue leaf areas |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1163 — Steel Gray Blue-gray shadows, veins and lighter leaf details |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1179 — Sweet Potato Warm coral shadows on flowers and buds |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1147 — Christmas Red Main red poinsettia petals |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1254 — Dark Salmon Salmon transitions and shaded details in the peach flowers |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1004 — Natural White White petals, berries and the lightest accents |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1069 — Sunshine Yellow Golden-yellow flower centers |
| ■ | Madeira Classic 40 No. 1181 — Candy Apple Red Deep-red shadows, outlines and accents in the flower centers |
Screen colors are a guide only. For an exact match, compare the thread numbers with a physical Madeira chart under the lighting in which the finished item will be used.
Fabric, stabilizer and machine setup
- Woven linen or cotton: attach a tear-away stabilizer firmly to the wrong side, then hoop the stabilizer and fabric together. The surface should be flat and drum-taut, but the fabric must not be stretched out of shape.
- Slightly stretchy fabric: use a self-adhesive tear-away such as Madeira Cotton Fix. Remove the release paper, smooth the fabric onto the adhesive from the center outward without stretching it, and hoop both layers together.
- Loose-weave linen: two lighter stabilizer layers placed with their grain in different directions can control a long design better than one excessively stiff layer.
- Terry cloth: place tear-away backing underneath and water-soluble film on top so small stitches stay above the pile.
- Needle and speed: start with a fresh 75/11 embroidery needle on woven linen or cotton and approximately 500–650 stitches per minute. Slow down if the fabric begins to shift or pucker.
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Practical embroidery FAQ
How do I hoop linen or cotton so the long border stays aligned?
Apply a light mist of temporary embroidery adhesive to the stabilizer away from the machine, position it on the wrong side of the fabric, and hoop the stabilizer and fabric together. Tighten the hoop until the surface is flat and drum-taut, but do not pull or stretch the fabric after hooping.
What should I use if the fabric stretches slightly?
Use a self-adhesive tear-away stabilizer such as Madeira Cotton Fix. Peel off the release paper, lower the fabric onto the sticky surface without stretching it, smooth from the center outward, and hoop the stabilizer and fabric together as one flat sandwich.
Can temporary spray adhesive make my embroidery machine sticky?
Overspray can settle on nearby surfaces if the adhesive is sprayed beside the machine. Put the stabilizer inside a large cardboard box, spray a light even mist there, and then carry it to the hooping area. Never spray toward the machine, hoop, needle or bobbin area; follow the distance on the can and let the adhesive partially dry before positioning the fabric.
How can I keep the outlines aligned with the flower fills?
Prevent movement before stitching: secure both fabric and stabilizer in the hoop, use a fresh 75/11 embroidery needle, and begin around 500–650 stitches per minute. If the outline shift becomes greater along the length of the border, stop and check for hoop slippage or fabric stretch rather than moving the design in the machine.
How do I embroider this border on a terry towel without losing small details?
Use tear-away stabilizer under the towel and a water-soluble film on top. Hoop the layers without stretching the towel, keep the film flat over the pile, and remove the topping only after the embroidery is complete so the small stitches remain above the loops.
June 11, 2020
Winter Poinsettia border Machine Embroidery Design - 2 sizes
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