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THROUGH THE NEEDLEBY MARLIS BENNETSuppliesPresser Feet:Open Embroidery Foot #20/20CCording Foot #22Clear Appliqué Foot #23Clear Embroidery Foot #39BERNINA ® Stitch Regulator - BSRMore fairy fun with original artwork byelinor peace bailey! This series of drawingsis available as FREE <strong>Download</strong>sfrom www.berninausa.com. Print thefairy onto fabric, then get creative and “dressup”your fairy with embellishment techniquesbefore making her the centerpiece of a miniwall hanging for your sewing space. Finishedsize – 16” x 16”Threads:White bobbin threadMonofilament threadVariegated cotton thread – greens/yellowsHolographic threads: Kaleidoscope (YLI), Glitter(Superior Threads)Red Isacord thread for dressGrey Isacord threadYellow/gold Isacord threadGreen Isacord threadTwo decorative threads such as Oliver TwistDecorative Cords and Fibers:Red cordBunka (Designer Threads by Quilter’s Resource, Inc.)Assorted decorative CordsNotions;Darning needleLooped Needle Threader (QRI #D252)Screwdriver or small scissors or awlEZ Glitzer with Glitzing stonesHRFive temporary Spray Adhesive#90 Sharp needleFabrics:Printable fabric such as Printed Treasures by MillikenBorder fabric – 1 fat quarterBacking fabric – 1 fat quarterBinding fabric – 1 fat quarterBatting – 16” x 16”Create a different High Falutin’ Fairy wall hanging withsome of the same embellishment techniques found here.For complete directions, see Through The Needle SpecialClassroom Edition 2.40
SPECIAL CLASSROOM EDITIONPrinting and PreparationFollowing the manufacturer’s instructions, print the fairy artwork ontoprintable fabric; press.Spray the batting with temporary spray adhesive. Position the wrongside of the printed fairy on the center of the batting and smooth inplace. Spray the other side of the batting with temporary spray adhesiveand smooth the backing onto it.Insert a size 90 sharp needle in the machine and engage the NeedleStop Up/Down function.Embellishment TechniquesEmbellish the various areas of the fairy as desired or byfollowing the chart below.Technique/Area Supplies/Settings InstructionsTexturize the spool ofthread with couchingEmbellish yellow wingarea with free-motionstitching• Clear Embroidery Foot #39• Red cord• Monofilament thread in needle• White bobbin thread through stitchfinger (if applicable)• Darning needle• Loop threader• Zigzag stitch #2• SW 1.3mm and SL 1.5mm• Variegated cotton thread –greens/yellows• BSR attached to machine• Mode 1 engaged• Lower feed dog• Select Straight stitch• SL 2.4mmThread cord through hole in center of foot using a loop threader.Couch yarns over the picture of the spool of thread, keeping rowsvery close together. Pull ends of cord to back of work with darningneedle.Tip: Stop with needle down closest in direction you are sewing, i.e., ifyou started at the top of the spool, the needle down position will betowards the bottom of the spool.Sew vertical rows on the yellow wing area.Tip: Remove your foot from the foot control when you want themachine to stop. Mode 1 makes it easier to get into small areas.Embellish green wingarea with free-motionstitchingSew decorative stitcheson fairy’s dressSew decorative stitcheson fairy’s left hand• Same settings as above• Change to Holographic thread• Open Embroidery Foot #20/20C• Isacord thread• Feed dog up• Star or Daisy stitch• SW 1.6mm and SL 1.6mm in widerareas; SW 1.4mm and SL 1.5mm insmaller areas• Open Embroidery Foot #20/20C• Grey Isacord thread• Satin-stitched Oval withpre-programmed settings• Satin stitch (Zigzag stitch #2)• Adjust SL to 0.5mm and SW to fit thewidth of the picture of the pinSew curvilinear rows of stitching on green wing areas.Sew a couple of stitches then increase both the Stitch Width andthe Stitch Length. Continue in this manner from top of dress tohem.Engage Pattern Begin at the beginning of each row.Engage the Securing function during last stitch pattern.Engage Single Pattern function.Sew one Satin-stitched Oval on head of pin.Sew Satin stitch along length of pin.41
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