Deep Blue Corner Baroque - 4 sizes

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Size: 128.0x128.0 mm (5.04x5.04 "), Stitches: 14828
Size: 138.6x138.6 mm (5.46x5.46 "), Stitches: 16388
Size: 148.6x148.6 mm (5.85x5.85 "), Stitches: 17789
Size: 158.6x158.6 mm (6.24x6.24 "), Stitches: 19237

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Deep Blue Corner Baroque – Exquisite Machine Embroidery Design

What sizes are available for this design?

The Deep Blue Corner Baroque design is available in four sizes, making it perfect for medium hoops: These sizes are versatile, ideal for kitchen towels and other textile items, adding elegance to your projects.

What fabric is best for kitchen towels?

For embroidery on towels, we recommend cotton or linen fabric with a weight of 220–300 g/m² (6.5–9 oz/yd²). This type of fabric is durable for everyday use while maintaining softness and texture, perfect for embroidery.

How to embroider the design on towels?

Recommended stabilizers

To achieve the best results, use the following stabilizers:

• Medium tear-away stabilizer: Weight: 80–100 g/m² (2.5–3 oz/yd²), to prevent fabric shifting during embroidery.
• Water-soluble topping: Prevents stitches from sinking into the fabric, especially on textured towel surfaces.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Apply the tear-away stabilizer to the back of the towel using temporary adhesive spray.
2. Place the water-soluble topping on the front side of the fabric.
3. Carefully hoop the fabric with the stabilizers, ensuring no wrinkles or shifting.
4. Embroider the design, following your machine's recommended parameters.
5. Remove the stabilizer and rinse the water-soluble topping with warm water to complete.

How to complement this design?

The Deep Blue Corner Baroque design pairs beautifully with other elements from our Baroque Machine Embroidery Designs category. Use them together to create unique sets of towels, napkins, or tablecloths.

What is the Baroque style?

Baroque is the art of intricate detail and luxury. It is characterized by ornate forms, flowing lines, and elegance, making it perfect for creating refined textiles.

A commercial license is included, making this design suitable for both personal use and commercial projects.