Classic Applique Embroidery
Applique embroidery uses fabric pieces to fill in parts of a design and finishes with a smooth satin stitch. This tutorial demonstrates how to stitch a design that uses one...
Rope Seahorse (Applique)
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SKU: EAP73496-1
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Size / Stitch Count
Size / Stitch Count
| Size (inches) | Size (mm) | Stitch Count |
|---|---|---|
| 9.92" x 4.03" | 251.86mm x 102.28mm | 18096 |
| 9.02" x 3.66" | 228.99mm x 93.02mm | 15213 |
| 7.77" x 3.16" | 197.46mm x 80.25mm | 13153 |
| 6.57" x 2.67" | 166.97mm x 67.9mm | 11170 |
| 3.89" x 1.61" | 98.91mm x 40.84mm | 6471 |
Included Formats
Included Formats
Applique embroidery lets you use your favorite fabric colors, patterns, and prints in a design. Project instructions demonstrate the steps for applique embroidery.
Project Tips & Tools
- Name:Rope Seahorse (Applique)
- Product SKU:
EAP73496-1
- Size:9.92" x 4.03" / 251.86mm x 102.28mm
- Color Changes:5
- Stitches:18096
- Colors Used:2
- Description:Thread numbers below refer to Madeira 40 weight rayon thread.
Color/Thread Changes (5)
CC1: Sweet Potato #1179
dieline
CC2: Sweet Potato #1179
tack down
CC3: Sweet Potato #1179
inside detail
CC4: Obsidian #1241
eye
CC5: Sweet Potato #1179
finishing border, detail
Unique Colors (2)
Sweet Potato #1179
Obsidian #1241
Thread Exchange
| Madeira Rayon | Sulky Rayon | Robison-Anton Rayon | Isafil Rayon | Isacord / Mettler | Fufu Rayon | Arc Rayon | Exquisite Poly | Hemingworth Polyester | Metro Polyester | Arc Poly | Madeira Poly | Fufu / Floriani | Coats and Clark Rayon | Marathon Rayon | Robison-Anton Poly | Marathon Poly | Thread Art Rayon/Polyester | ThreaDelight Polyester | BFC Polyester | Brother / Simplicity Pro / Pacesetter Polyester | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1179 | 1421 or 1600 | 1521 or 1600 | 143 | 1779 | 143 | 9058 | 2181 | 318 | P512 | 2526 | |||||||||||
| 1241 | 1234 | 4175 | 0132 or 4174 | 487 | ES247 | 1079 | 1641 | 487 | P923 |
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