Hi everyone! As promised, here is the post with the instructions and link to the machine embroidery design files to make the runner. I want to thank Eileen Roche from Designs in Machine Embrodiery (DIME) magazine for graciously allowing me to share this with you. And a special thank you to Christine from Amelie Scott Designs who designed this beautiful embroidery pattern. I first learned about Amelie Scott Designs when I was experimenting using an embroidery machine to quilt my quilts. This was long before I took the plunge on my longarm. I have many of her quilting packs and I love them! Note: You will need a machine than uses hoops larger than 5×7 to make this runner. Those of you with hoops that are 4×4 or 5×7, don’t worry, we’ll do another Embroider-along just for you soon. 🙂
CORRECTION: The measurements in the .pdf are off and you need to use the measurements provided below.
CORRECTION: When you are ready to make the quilt sandwich, lay the backing fabric FACE DOWN.
1 – Fabric measurements — The fabric and Pellon measurements should be 6.5 x 8.5 and 2.5 x 6.5 inches.
2 – Download link — Click on the link below to download the zip file that contains the free embroidery files for our Sea Shell Table Runner.
Here are the free embroidery files (Permission has been received from Amelie Scott Designs to share these files with you free of charge):
The link download contains a ZIP file with the 3 embroidery files you will use. Most web browsers can use that just fine. Remember, after the file has downloaded, be sure to right click on it and choose Extract All from the menu. Otherwise the files won’t work.
Here’s a video if you’re a beginner and need a visual how-to.
This 2nd video shows how to finish it. Get ready to give your camera a work out!
When you are finished, share your project with me by email or on Instagram and tag me @powertoolswiththread, I’d love to see your work!