Sew in Your Studio with Linda Bratten - Baby Lock Educator - ZOOM CLASS ONLY!

Supply List:
Bobbin Thread wound on a Bobbin
Machine Embroidery Thread-Colors that
coordinate with the fabrics but have some contrast
Thread for piecing the pillow together
Machine Embroidery Needles 75/11 or 90/14
Notebook/Pen or Pencil for Notes
Select an Embroidery Design that replicates well and is no larger than 4” x 4”
   It is easiest to have a one color design that stitches out fast for practice!
Two Embroidery Placement Stickers (Snowman Stickers)
Embroidery Machine with  (1)Embroidery Attachment (2)Machine Embroidery Presser Foot
Wired Mouse or Stylus
The Matrix feature in Embroidery Edit Note: many of the Baby Lock Embroidery  ( Destiny, Solaris, Altair, Meridian, Radiance )
    machines have this feature. Look for this icon in the Embroidery Edit Menu 
                                                                  
Embroidery Hoop 8 ½” x 12; 7” x 14” or larger
USB Stick 64G or less to store designs created
Sharp Scissor/Snips I prefer the curved ones
Rotary cutter, Mat and a 12” x 12” or larger ruler
Removable Marking Tool, chalk, water soluble blue pen, Frixion-Test on Fabric
Embroidery Hoop 8 ½” x 12; 7” x 14” or larger
USB Stick 64G or less to store designs created
Four pieces of Tear Away Stabilizer to fill the hoop you are using for a total of 40”
Sewing Machine with Standard “J” presser foot
Fabric:  I used 100% cotton fabric. The following will make one pillowcase:
    10” x 40” for the Pillowcase Band
    26” x 40” for the Pillowcase
Optional:
    * Serger to construct the pillowcase. This is my choice of construction.
    * If not using a serger, you may want an Overcast Presser Foot
    * You can also use scrap fabric to practice the technique and not create a
        pillowcase. A 5” x 40” piece of fabric is enough.