Stitching Out Valentines Design: Embroidery by John Deer

January 28, 2025
Hi Everyone,
I hope all is well.
I hope you are having a beautiful stitching day.
I used my Meridian embroidery machine. To stitch out this design by John Deer legendary Embroidery.
This design was purchased through John Deer’s website. Unfortunately, I do not have a link because I purchased the designs club for a year.
The design club was worth my money.
John Deer provides free embroidery designs every Friday if you sign up for his email.
Thanks for your support.
Penley-Ann

[@Crochetqueen6592]

That is just beautiful!

[@alisongomes684]

Good morning Ms. Penny 🩷 wow what a machine 😮 you are very talented 😻

[@denisehoffmann5006]

So pretty 😍

[@jenreeves7684]

That's pretty cool 🎉

[@Sar10Isr]

It's a great machine and the design is very pretty. I liked it a lot. Thanks for sharing Penny ❤

[@penley-annscreationspenny]

Hi, Thanks for your support.

[@karenjsp1]

Not sure but sometimes they change thread colors to force a stop. For instance, making an outline, showing where applique fabric should be put, remove hoop , place fabric, and secure, replace hoop run 2nd color (really can be the same), remove hoop trim excess fabric, place hoop back run 3rd, can be same color,to overcast the raw edges. Makes it easier if you have the instructions, showing if it is applique, cut out lace etc . Color changes allow stops when you are sewing layers.... Not sure but let me know if you want to talk about it... If it is to make an applique, the last stitches on the same outline is frequently a satin stitch that covers all previous stitches and the applique 's raw edge. If you are not using multiple layers of fabric you might be able to skip the outlines preping the second layer of fabric, just stitching the satin stitch. The last stitch can be satin or blanket stitch or similar stitches used to anchor raw edges.