Quilting Swirls Embroidery Design quilting swirls quilting block stipple embroidery stippling Quilting Swirly Machine Embroidery Design #125

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Triple stitch!!!
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This design comes with 21 sizes:
9.00” x 9.00” (228.6 mm x 228.6 mm) 2769 st
8.75” x 8.75” (222.2 mm x 222.2 mm) 2713 st
8.50” x 8.50” (215.8 mm x 216.0 mm) 2647 st
8.25” x 8.25” (209.6 mm x 209.6 mm) 2575 st
8.00” x 8.00” (203.2 mm x 203.2 mm) 2509 st
7.75” x 7.75” (196.8 mm x 196.8 mm) 2463 st
7.50” x 7.50” (190.4 mm x 190.4 mm) 2371 st
7.25” x 7.25” (184.1 mm x 184.2 mm) 2303 st
7.00” x 7.00” (177.8 mm x 177.8 mm) 2259 st
6.75” x 6.75” (171.4 mm x 171.4 mm) 2217 st
6.50” x 6.50” (165.0 mm x 165.0 mm) 2149 st
6.24” x 6.25” (158.6 mm x 158.8 mm) 2103 st
6.00” x 6.00” (152.4 mm x 152.4 mm) 2063 st
5.75” x 5.75” (146.0 mm x 146.0 mm) 2035 st
5.50” x 5.50” (139.6 mm x 139.6 mm) 1969 st
5.25” x 5.25” (133.4 mm x 133.4 mm) 1907 st
5.00” x 5.00” (127.0 mm x 127.0 mm) 1889 st
4.75” x 4.75” (120.6 mm x 120.6 mm) 1833 st
4.50” x 4.50” (114.2 mm x 114.2 mm) 1807 st
4.25” x 4.25” (108.0 mm x 107.8 mm) 1759 st
4.00” x 4.00” (101.6 mm x 101.6 mm) 1699 st


The following 9 formats are included in the file you will receive:
* PES - (Brother, Deco, Babylock)
* DST - (Tajima)
* EXP - (Melco)
* HUS - (Husqvarna,Viking)
* JEF - (Janome, Elna, Kenmore)
*VP3 - (Husqvarna, Viking)
*VIP
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* SEW - (Janome, Elna, Kenmore)


Please note that this is not a physical item or patch. This is an embroidery design. You definitely need an embroidery machine to embroider these patterns.

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This list is intended only for the machine file, not for finished products.

To use these files, you must have an embroidery machine and the software necessary to transfer it from your computer to the machine.
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For high-quality stitching, I recommend using a suitable stabilizer and a needle size for the fabric.

In particular, when working with fine-knit fabrics, such as T-shirts and children's overalls, it is better to use a sticky stabilizer on the back of the fabric with a stabilizer of stitches and tears on top inside the fabric, and a stabilizer of flushing on the outside of the fabric, especially when stitching fonts or fine lines. A thinner gauge knitting needle can also prevent holes from appearing in the needle.