3D Monstera Embroidery Kit

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Embroidery Tips for Beginners

The standard stranded cotton embroidery thread has six strands of fine threads twisted together into a big one (main thread). The instructions in our DIY kits and patterns will clearly indicate how many strands you will need to use for each part of the embroidery.

No matter how many strands you use, you will always need to separate each strand from the main thread first. Cut the thread to the desired length, hold it in one hand, and pull the strand out one by one until you have the required number. Gather them into a single bunch for stitching.

Use one of the illustrated methods to thread the needle. Method A can be used for any number of strands, while Method B is suitable only for an even number of strands.

Embroidery Tutorial 1 - Surface Embroidery

Embroidery Tutorial 2 - 3D Embroidery

Important Update: As you can see in the 3D Leaves Embroidery Tutorial, the trimming part takes a lot of time and effort, as it’s not easy to get rid of all the frays. Afterwards, while developing other 3D embroidery kits, we applied fray check (also known as fray-stopper, or edge sealing liquid) to the back edges of the embroidered leaves, waited for it to dry before trimming - and it worked like a charm!

With fray check, it feels like cutting paper - there is no fray at all, so no more endless trimming for a clean and neat finish! And the end result is so much better, too! It is a game changer that makes a huge difference and the entire project becomes so much easier and more enjoyable! We are working with the manufacturer to bring it to our shop, as in our opinion, it is simply a must-have if you are also into 3D embroidery - such a small investment with a big impact! If you have it or can purchase it somewhere else, we strongly recommend you to try it. You will also be able to use it for the other 3D plant embroidery kits which will be launched soon in our shops.

Tutorial 3 - Car Vent Clip

Note: For fridge magnet, simply remove the paper back on one side of the double-sided sticker, and stick it to the magnet. Remove the paper back on the other side and stick it to the back of the wooden base. If needed, please watch the video tutorial 4 of the 3D Staghorn Fern from 3:08.

Tutorial 4: Framing

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