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Cushion cover 4. When you have finished punching, paint a line of glue approximately 2cm away from the finished edge. Allow this to dry (according to the instructions on the glue). 4 Once dry, cut off the fabric along the glued edge to stop it from fraying inside the cover Using a straight stitch on the sewing machine, stitch a small hem along one long edge of each piece of backing fabric. 5. Place the punched piece flat on a table with the front facing up. Place the two pieces of backing fabric, right side down, onto the punched piece. The long edges without the hems should line up with the outer edge of the punched piece. The hemmed edges should overlap in the middle to form the envelope opening. 5 6. Pin or clip the backing fabric and the punched piece together all the way around the edge. 6 32 Stitch Life
7. Stitch all around the cushion, keeping the sewing machine foot as close as possible to the edge to stop the machine catching any loops, or push the loops to the side. Turn your cushion cover right side out and put in the cushion insert. 7 PUNCH NEEDLE Stitch Life 33
Page 1 and 2: Stitch Life embroidery tapestry pun
Page 3 and 4: 28 Photography: Quail Studio Design
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Page 7 and 8: PUNCH NEEDLE Stitch Life 7
Page 9 and 10: My project to make BLUE TIT TAPESTR
Page 11 and 12: TAPASTRY Stitch Life 11
Page 17 and 18: Stitch Life 17
Page 19 and 20: Inspiration I believe that my style
Page 21 and 22: with 1970s caravans, and you will s
Page 23 and 24: DCX001 Scattered Floral and DCX002
Page 27 and 28: My project to make SUNRISE CUSHION
Page 31: MAKING THE CUSHION 1. Punch each se
Page 35 and 36: My project to make SUMMER LANDSCAPE
Page 39 and 40: SEWING 1. Start to punch the white
Page 43 and 44: My project to make ZIGZAG POUCH I
Page 45 and 46: tip Never give up, even if you find
Page 47 and 48: PUNCH NEEDLE l.s l.s l.s l.s l.s =
Page 49 and 50: 4. To make up the pouch lay the pun
Page 53 and 54: My project to make HIBISCUS HOOP &
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Page 57 and 58: INSTRUCTIONS AND SYMBOL KEY Fabric:
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Page 61 and 62: 4. Place your embroidery into the h
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Page 69 and 70: My project to make ‘MAKE YOUR PLA
Page 73 and 74: SEWING Work the whole cross stitch
Page 77 and 78: my project to make MEXICAN DANCING
Page 79 and 80: tip Aida cross stitch fabric with t
Page 81 and 82: INSTRUCTIONS AND SYMBOL KEY The cha
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CROSS PUNCH STITTCH NEEDLE 1 2 3 4
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CROSS STITTCH Stitch Life 85
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My project to make FLY FREE In spri
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EMBROIDERY Stitch Life 89
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WHIPPED BACK STITCH A FISHBONE STIT
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6. To stitch the flowers with petal
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FINISHING Centre your fabric in the
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My project to make PEACOCK TABLE LI
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Napkins ferns template 876 (2) spli
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3. With 3 strands of a soft green,
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6. With 3 strands of a slightly bro
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9. The lily pads are stitched in tw
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12. With 2 strands of off-white thr
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together and I work out how I can f
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SEWING Poppies 1. Take 3 strands of
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7. With 3 strands of dark blue, add
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My project to make SPRING DREAMCATC
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SEWING The rose is embroidered usin
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My projects to make IKAT BAG AND FL
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SEWING 1. Start with the dark green
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FINISHING 7. Roughly cut out the sh
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EMBROIDERY Bag: 27cm (W) x 39cm (L)
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EMBROIDERY 189 running stitch 13 ru
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PUNCH EMBROIDERY NEEDLE Stitch Life
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IKAT PUNCH MAGIC NEEDLE Stitch Life
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Yolanda Andres Freestyle Embroidery
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5. Push the needle fully into the f
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2. Return back along the row to mak
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Chain stitch Chain stitch is a seri
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French knot French knots are small
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PUNCH CROSS FREESTYLE STITCH NEEDLE
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Woven wheel stitch Sometimes called
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