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You can draw your own pattern directly on the fabric. If you wish to use one of our patterns or another prefabricated pattern, you can easily trace the pattern onto your fabric:  \n1.  \nFirst, print the PDF tracing pattern and tape it onto  \na window.  \n2.  \nTape the fabric securely on top of the pattern. Be sure the fabric is flat and the pattern centered where you wish it tobe.  \n3.  \nCarefully trace the pattern using a thin permanent marker.  \nStep 2: Prepare Your Fabric  \nBefore you start, you will need to get your fabric ready for embroidering. If you are not using an embroidery hoop, you can skip this step.  \n1.  \nLoosen the screw on your embroidery hoop.  \n2.  \nRemove the outer hoop.  \n3.  \nLay your fabric over the inner hoop with the portion you wish to embroider inside  \nthe circle.  \n4.  \nSlide the outer hoop into place over top of the inner hoop.  \n5.  \nGently tug the corners of the fabric until the fabric is taut across the embroidery hoop.  \n6.  \nTighten the screw on the embroidery hoop to hold it in place.  \nTurn it until it is tight, but do not overtighten.  \nStep 3: Prepare your Embroidery Floss  \nChoose where you wish to start your embroidery project. Pick which color you wish to use for this element. If you are new to embroidery, you may wish to start with a simpler stitch, such as the backstitch.  \nEmbroidery floss comes in what are called skeins, bundles of six strands of thread twisted together. You can choose to use all six strands for a thicker element, or you can separate the strands and use any number together for finer work using the following method:  \n1.  \nCut a length of embroidery floss from the bundle. About 18” is generally a good amount to work with at a time.  \n2.  \nPinch the thread near the end you just cut. Gently tap the top of thread to separate the strands slightly.  \n3.  \nGently pinch a single strand in one hand while still holding the bundle pinched in your other hand.  \n4.  \nSlowly pull the single thread up away from the rest. The rest of the bundle will bunch up under your pinched fingers, but not tangle. Repeat this process to remove as many strands as you wish to use.  \n5.  \nTake the strands that you removed and pinch them in one hand near the end. Gently run your fingers down the strands several times to wrap them back together.  \n6.  \nThread your needle and get started.  \nBACKSTITCH  \n1.  \nStart on the outline you wish to follow.  \n2.  \nTake a stitch back towards yourself and pull tight.  \n3.  \nCome up a stitch length away from your first stitch.  \n4.  \nCome back down through the top hole of your first stitch. Your stitches should connect to form a solid line.  \n5.  \nContinue in this manner until your entire line has been covered.","cbCaicgeqFx1YKZV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicgeqFx1YKZV","pdf",10903569,18,"English","# Materials\n## Embroidery Templates\n### Stitching Template\n### Print Template\n# Steps\n## Step 1: Choose a Pattern\n## Step 2: Prepare Your Fabric\n## Step 3: Prepare Your Embroidery Floss\n## Backstitch","[{\"question\":\"How should you prepare embroidery floss strands before stitching?\",\"answer\":\"Cut a workable length (about 18 inches), separate the strands by gently tapping and pulling one strand away, then gather the selected strands and pinch and wrap them back together before threading the needle.\"}]","COLAB EMBROIDERY - Embroidery Template - Stitching Template - Step-by-Step Guide | PDF",1790820996,28]