Freestanding Haunted House 2 #12641 / 13 Files / 3 Designs

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1 #12641 / 13 Files / 3 Designs Note: Some designs in this collection may have been created using unique special stitches and/or techniques. To preserve design integrity when rescaling or rotating designs in your software, always rescale or rotate designs using the handles directly on-screen Haunted Front Wall FSA 4.16 X 8.93 in X mm 45,393 St Haunted Eaves FSL 3.40 X 1.19 in X mm 9,676 St Haunted Side Wall 1 FSA 3.94 X 5.76 in X mm 31,052 St Haunted Back Wall FSA 4.16 X 8.95 in X mm 39,839 St Haunted Side Wall 2 FSA 3.92 X 6.64 in X mm 36,511 St Haunted Roof 1 FSA 5.45 X 5.10 in X mm 48,783 St Haunted Roof 2 FSA 5.41 X 4.63 in X mm 42,109 St Haunted Chimney FSA 5.07 X 2.54 in X mm 15,050 St Haunted Foundation FSA 3.24 X 3.23 in X mm 9,399 St Haunted Tree FSL 4.91 X 6.71 in X mm 33,641 St Haunted Tree Stand FSL 1.95 X 2.38 in X mm 8,706 St Haunted Fence FSL 3.89 X 2.81 in X mm 28,426 St. It is a violation of Copyright law to make and distribute copies of electronic designs or artwork.

2 #12641 / 13 Files / 3 Designs Note: Some designs in this collection may have been created using unique special stitches and/or techniques. To preserve design integrity when rescaling or rotating designs in your software, always rescale or rotate designs using the handles directly on-screen Haunted Fence Stand FSL 1.62 X 1.99 in X mm 8,018 St. Listings below indicate color sample, stitching order and suggested thread color number. Most numbers indicate Isacord thread. Colors beginning with refer to YLI Fine Metallics, 7 refer to Yenmet Metallic, 8 refer to YLI Variations Variegated Thread and 9 refer to Isacord Multicolor Variegated Haunted Front Wall FSA n 1. Front Wall Placement Stitch n 3. Windows Placement Stitch n 4. Cut Line & Tackdown n 5. Door Placement Stitch n 6. Cut Line & Tackdown n 7. Lace & Cover Stitch n 8. Grey Linework Haunted Eaves FSL n 1. Eaves Haunted Side Wall 1 FSA n 1. Side Wall Placement Stitch n 3. Window Placement Stitch n 4. Cut Line & Tackdown n 5. Lace & Cover Stitch n 6. Grey Linework Haunted Back Wall FSA n 1. Back Wall Placement Stitch n 3. Window Placement Stitch n 4. Cut Line & Tackdown n 5. Shutters & Door Placement Stitch n 6. Cut Line & Tackdown n 7. Lace & Cover Stitch n 8. Grey Linework Haunted Side Wall 2 FSA n 1. Roof Placement Stitch n 4. Grey Linework Haunted Roof 1 FSA n 1. Roof Placement Stitch n 4. Grey Linework Haunted Roof 2 FSA n 1. Roof Placement Stitch n 4. Grey Linework Haunted Chimney FSA n 1. Chimney Placement Stitch Haunted Foundation FSA n 1. Foundation Placement Stitch Haunted Tree FSL n 1. Tree Haunted Tree Stand FSL n 1. Tree Stand Haunted Fence FSL n 1. Fence Panel Haunted Fence Stand FSL n 1. Fence Stand Isacord Thread Colors Used in Freestanding Haunted House 2 Collection # Black 1972 Silver Grey FSA - Freestanding Appliqué FSL - Freestanding Lace It is a violation of Copyright law to make and distribute copies of electronic designs or artwork.

3 General Freestanding Lace Guidelines Supplies: General Embroidery Thread: 1. Hoop two layers of water-soluble stabilizer. Use the same embroidery thread in the bobbin as the needle. 2. Attach the hoop to the machine and select the design of your Needles: choice. Use an Organ 80/12 Titanium needle for extended needle life. 3. Stitch the design. Stabilizer: 4. Remove the hoop from the machine and the design from the Use water-soluble stabilizer or film water-soluble stabilizer. hoop. Trim excess stabilizer from the design. 5. Rinse away remaining stabilizer and allow it to dry. Handy Hints: For Stiffer Lace: DO NOT rinse away all of the stabilizer for a stiffer lace. Note that the thread may appear a shade darker if stabilizer is not removed completely. If you happen to wash too much out, easily re-stiffen by diluting some stabilizer scraps in water and dipping the item in the solution. For Very Soft Lace: Cut away excess stabilizer. Remove remaining stabilizer by rinsing under warm running water until all traces of the stabilizer are gone. Note: If lace should become too limp to work with, dissolve stabilizer scraps in warm water and apply to the lace. Drying Lace: The lace looks best when left to dry completely. Lay lace piece with right side down to dry. This will minimize the tendency for the lace to curl. Be sure to flatten the piece out entirely and allow ample time to dry. Diagram 1 Eyelet Handy Hints: For 3D Lace Projects: Rinsing out lace with very hot water can cause wrinkles in some fabrics after it has been embroidered. To prevent this, pre-shrink cotton fabric by washing it in warm water and drying it in a dryer. If item becomes too limp to work with, iron the appliqué pieces on the wrong side while applying spray starch. After ironing, spray again with starch and allow to dry completely. This will stiffen the lace pieces nicely and aid in construction. A pair of tweezers, hemostats, stiletto or a tiny crochet hook can be extremely helpful when inserting the buttonettes into the eyelets. (Please see Diagram 1 for explanation of buttonette and eyelet.) Insert the tip of the tweezers, hemostats or crochet hook into the eyelet, grasp the buttonette and pull through the eyelet. Or a stiletto could be used to push the buttonette through the eyelet. Buttonette

4 General Freestanding Appliqué Guidelines Supplies: Embroidery Thread: Use the same embroidery thread in the bobbin as the needle. Needles: Use an Organ 80/12 Titanium needle for extended needle life. Stabilizer: Use water-soluble stabilizer or film water-soluble stabilizer. General Appliqué 1. Hoop two layers of OESD AquaMesh Stabilizer. 2. Attach the hoop to the machine and select the design of your choice. 3. Stitch the Placement Stitch. Photo 1 4. Place a piece of appliqué fabric over the Placement Stitch so that it is completely covered. 5. Stitch the Cut Line & Tackdown stitch. 6. Carefully cut away the excess appliqué fabric. Photo 2 7. Stitch the remainder of the design and repeat for any remaining pieces. Photo 3 8. Remove the hoop from the machine and the design from the hoop. 9. Trim excess stabilizer from the design. 10. Rinse away remaining stabilizer and allow it to dry. Handy Hints For 3D Appliqué Projects: Adhere 1 layer of OESD StabilStick Tear Away to the back of appliqué fabrics with temporary adhesive spray BEFORE hooping or placing down for tackdown and cut in place. This gives fabric a more rigid structure. A pair of tweezers, hemostats, stiletto or a tiny crochet hook can be extremely helpful when inserting the buttonettes into the eyelets. (See Diagram 1 for explanation of buttonette and eyelet.) Insert the tip of the tweezers, hemostats or crochet hook into the eyelet, grasp the buttonette and pull through the eyelet. Or a stiletto could be used to push the buttonette through the eyelet. Buttonette Diagram 1 Eyelet Appliqué 1 2 3

5 Haunted House 2 - Summary Requires 1 FSL Haunted Front Wall Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Eaves FSL Requires 1 FSL Haunted Side Wall 1 Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Back Wall Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Side Wall 2 Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Roof 1 Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Roof 2 Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Chimney Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Foundation Appliqué Requires 1 FSL Haunted Tree FSL Requires 1 FSL Haunted Tree Stand FSL Requires 1 FSL Haunted Fence FSL Requires 1 FSL Haunted Fence Stand FSL Freestanding Haunted House 2 Supplies OESD AquaMesh stabilizer OESD StabilStick Tear Away (for appliqué sections) Isacord threads (use the same embroidery thread in the bobbin as the needle) Appliqué fabrics (for appliqué sections) Optional: alligator clamps, tweezer, hemostats, stiletto or crochet hook Follow the General Freestanding Appliqué Guidelines and General Freestanding Lace Guidelines to stitch the required pieces as listed in the summary above for the Freestanding Lace Haunted House 2. General Haunted House For each appliqué section, place a scrap of OESD StabilStick on the wrong side of one of the appliqué pieces. This will interface and stiffen the appliqué fabrics to help them hold up to the lace stitching and the rinsing and drying process. Stitch each piece on two layers of OESD AquaMesh stabilizer. For best results, match the bobbin thread to the top thread throughout the design. (This will mean switching out the bobbin several times for each design.) After stitching each design, cut away the excess OESD AquaMesh stabilizer. Rinse the design in warm running water. Allow the pieces to dry overnight. Press each piece flat with a warm iron if needed once dry. Use starch if needed. Assembly Build Roof Structure Using alligator clamps, pull buttonette on the Haunted Chimney through the eyelet on the Haunted Chimney. PHOTO 1 Next, pull buttonettes on the Haunted Chimney through the eyelets on Haunted Roof 1. PHOTO 2 Connect the buttonettes through the eyelets on the edge of Haunted Roof 1 to Haunted Roof 2. PHOTO 3 & PHOTO 4 Build Room Structure Pull buttonettes on Haunted Eaves through the eyelets on Haunted Front Wall. PHOTO 5 Button the eyelet/buttonette sets along the sides of the Haunted Front Wall to the Haunted Side Wall 2. PHOTO 6 Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 4 Photo 5 Photo 3 Photo 6

6 Repeat the process with the eyelet/buttonette sets along the sides of the Haunted Back Wall to the Haunted Side Wall 1. PHOTO 7 Next, button the eyelet/buttonette sets of Haunted Front Wall set to the Haunted Back Wall set to form Haunted House. PHOTO 8 Inserting Foundation Appliqué side facing up button the base (Haunted Foundation) into the eyelets at the bottom center of each Haunted House piece. PHOTO 9 Photo 7 Photo 8 Attach House Structure to Roof Structure Connect long Roof Structure (with chimney) to Haunted House right hand side. This side will have the longest slope. Continue connecting roof structure to Haunted House structure. PHOTO 10 Tree Structure Using alligator clamps, pull buttonette on Haunted Tree Stand through the eyelet on the Haunted Tree. PHOTO 11 Photo 9 Photo 10 Fence Structure Using alligator clamps, pull buttonette on Haunted Fence Stand through the eyelet on the Haunted Fence. PHOTO 12 Your Haunted House 2 is complete! Photo 11 Photo 12