Christmas Sunbonnets Redwork Machine Embroidery Designs

Christmas Sunbonnets Redwork designs offer 10 designs in 4 sizes for your holiday projects.  Making Christmas cards with card stock and simple designs are an idea to use up your dulled embroidery needles. They can be framed by the recipient to display in future holiday home dec.

$15.00

Christmas Sunbonnets Collection
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Description

Christmas Sunbonnets Redwork designs are supplied in 4 sizes: 100, 125, 150 and 180 mm.  These designs are continuous line stitching with no trims except facial features. If you like the effect of trapunto but dread the laborious process, there is an easy way to do it with your embroidery machine. The designs come with instructions for getting the trapunto effect. View design spec sheets in the gallery.

Did you know you can stitch holiday designs on card stock to create Christmas cards?  Try this:

  1. Decide  the size you want the card to be. If 5×7 you need a 10×7 piece of cardstock
  2. Fold the long side vertically so you then have a 5×7 square (doubled over).
  3. The front of the card should be to the right of the vertical fold. This leaves the inside (with the fold then to the left), to write a personal message. Be sure to unbend the fold as you stitch the design on the intended front of the card.
  4. This may take some practice. You’ll need to slow your machine speed down.  I would try first with low stitch count designs.  (These redwork Sunbonnets are ideal.) You should try using a magnetic hoop to avoid bending the edges of the cardstock with a regular hoop, or roughing up the surface with adhesive products.
  5. I have such a huge collection of dulled embroidery needles; this is a great way to use them up.
  6. Sending a home-made card to a special recipient will be appreciated and this embroidered card can be framed by them to display with Christmas decor on subsequent holidays.
  7. OESD has this idea too and they offer 10-packs of the embroiderable cards (with envelopes to fit) in 2 sizes: OESD embroiderable cards

View these helpful links for more information:

Jan in Kentucky made a quilt for her granddaughter. She uses the Betty Cotton method to make her quilts reversible. For this technique you use the same thread in the needle and bobbin for quilting. View Jan’s quilt using Sunbonnets Redwork: CLICK HERE

You quilt before assembling blocks with the Betty Cotton Method. CLICK HERE

To purchase single designs for download from this set, CLICK HERE

To see a picture of a quilt using my Anemone designs: CLICK HERE

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Additional Info:

  • I manually digitize my designs.
  • I have test stitched each design, edited where necessary and retested again until I see they will be trouble-free to sew.
  • Tech support is available if you have difficulty with any of my designs.
  • Copyright laws apply. You may stitch my designs on items for sale but you may not resell or share designs or design sets.
  • Delivery method and media are priced accordingly.
  • Please select correct format for your embroidery machine when purchasing.

Additional information

Weight 4 oz