Potluck Picnic. Potluck Picnic Collection Project Instructions. Click on Photo for Project Instructions F Tablecloth. Carry-All.

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1 Potluck Picnic F70398 Potluck Picnic Collection Project Instructions Carry-All Tic Tac Toe Casserole Crock Pot Carrier Wine Bottle Bib Click on Photo for Project Instructions Tablecloth Tablecloth Holders Software License & Contact Information World s Largest Supplier of Stock Embroidery Designs

2 1. Cut red checked fabric: Four 24" X 11½ " and one 11½ " X 11½ ". Cut white fabric: Four 24" X 11½ ", one 11½ " X 11½ ", and four 11½ " X 9". Cut the green fabric for the binding 2" X 46". 2. Mark center of designs on the four 11½ " X 9" pieces of fabric. 3. Hoop fabric with two pieces of cut-away stabilizer. 4. Embroider design. Trim the stabilizer close to the outside edge of the fabric. Repeat to complete all four pockets. 5. Turn the top edge over and stitch with a coordinating thread. 6. Stitch sides and bottom of the 11½ " X 9" pocket pieces to the 24" X 11½ " pieces of fabric. 7. Stitch three sides of the 24" X 11½ " pieces, then stitch the bottom piece in, stitch the fourth side seams. Repeat for the lining. We used 1/2" seams. Carry-All 1¼ yd Fabric (We used red checked fabric.) 1½ yd Fabric for the lining and pockets (We used white fabric.) 1 - fat quarter (We used green.) 8' ½ " Ribbon (We used red checked ribbon.) 4' 1" Ribbon (We used white grosgrain ribbon.) Designs FD0333, FD0332, FD331 and FD Set the lining in the outside piece with the wrong sides together. Stitch the top edges together with ¼ " seam. Stitch the binding on the top of the carry-all. 9. Cut the 1" ribbon to 2' pieces. Edge stitch the 1" ribbon 2½ " from the top leaving openings on opposite corners. Fold opening edge of ribbon under when stitching. 10. Cut the 1/2" ribbon to 4' pieces. Run through ribbon casing in opposite directions. Knot ends of ribbon. 11. Tack bottom corners of carry-all to hold lining in place. 1

3 away the stabilizer close to the design. 4. Cut the border fabric; two pieces 2" X 6" and two pieces 2" X 8½ ". 5. Stitch the 6" border on opposite sides of the 6" X 6" piece of fabric, then stitch the 8½ " border to the other two sides. 6. Fold the outside edge under ½ " on all four sides. Stitch to top outside piece of fabric. Casserole 2 Pieces 25" X 22" Fabric for the outside 2 Pieces 25" X 22" Fabric for the lining 6" X 6" Fabric for the embroidered square 2" X 29" Fabric for the border on the embroidered square 2 Pieces 25" X 22" low loft batting 100" to bind the outside edge (¼ yd to make the binding.) Hook and loop tape Design FD Layer: lining front side down, batting, then the outside piece front side up. Round the corners (we used a plate). Stitch ¼ " from the outside edge. Repeat. 8. Bind what will be the open end with 24" of binding. Mark center of binding, pin the binding from the center of the short side, then the binding will end in the same area on the sides. Stitch the binding. Repeat on the other piece. 9. Pin both pieces together with the lining to the inside. Bind them together. 10. Stitch Hook and Loop tape to the open end. This will fit a 9" X 13" casserole or cake pan. 1. Mark the center of the 6" X 6" piece of fabric. 2. Hoop the 6" X 6" piece of fabric with two pieces of cut-away stabilizer. 3. Embroider the design. Remove from hoop. Trim 2

4 Crock Pot Carrier ¾ yd Fabric (We used green fabric.) ¾ yd Fabric for the lining (We used polka dot fabric.) ⅝ " Dowel Low weight batting Design FD Mark the center on the outside edges of the long sides of the 40" X 15" piece of fabric. Mark the center edges on one side on both the 11" X 11" pieces of fabric. Match the centers with the front sides together. Stitch. Press seam. Repeat with the lining. 6. Layer: Batting, lining front side up, and the outside layer front side down. 7. Cut half moon shape 3½ " in from the outside edge on the 15" edge for the handle. Repeat on the other end. (We used a saucer.) 8. Ties: Fold ¼ " in on both sides of the 10" X 1" then fold in half. Edge stitch both sides. Repeat. 9. Center the ties on the 11" outside edge. 10. Stitch leaving an opening. Turn. Stitch opening closed. Press. 11. Stitch ¼ " from the outside edge. 12. Fold the four corners in 2½ " to form pockets to hold the dowels. Stitch. We used ½ " seams. 1. Cut fabric: One 40" X 15" main piece with handles, two 11" X 11" pieces that will fold in with the ties. Repeat with the lining and batting. Cut two 10" X 1"for the ties. 13. Cut dowel to fit. 14. Insert dowel. Stitch ends closed. 2. Mark center of design on the 40" X 15" piece of fabric. (We marked the center 7½ " from the top of the short side.) 3. Hoop fabric with two pieces of cut-away stabilizer. 4. Embroider design. Trim the stabilizer close to the outside edge of the fabric. 3

5 2. Mark the center of the design(s) on the white border. 3. Hoop two pieces cut-away stabilizer with the white border fabric. 4. Embroider design(s). Remove from hoop. Trim stabilizer close to the design. Repeat. 5. Stitch the 2" border to the top edge of the 5" border. Repeat three times. 6. Stitch 6" X 6" squares to the ends of two of the borders. Tablecloth 1¼ yd Fabric for the center square (We used red and white checkered fabric.) ¾ yd Fabric for the wide border to embroider on (We used white.) ¼ yd Fabric for the narrow border (We used green.) 260" to bind the outside edge (We used ½ yd red and white checkered fabric to make the binding.) Design CH Stitch the borders without the 6" squares to the opposite sides of the center square. 8. Stitch the borders with the 6" squares to the opposite sides of the center square. 9. Bind the outside edge. Use ½ " seams to assemble the tablecloth. 1. Cut the center square fabric (red and white checkered fabric) to 44" X 44". Cut (white) four 5" X 44" pieces for the wide border. Cut (green) four 2" X 44" pieces for the narrow border. 4

6 fabric. 2. Hoop the fabric with two pieces of cut-away stabilizer. 3. Embroider design. Trim the stabilizer close to the outside edge of the fabric. 4. Stitch the 2½ " X 2½ " pieces of fabric in a checkerboard pattern. 5. Lay the embroidered piece top side down with the lining top side up, bind the top. Lay the checkerboard piece top side down with the lining top side up, bind the top. Tic Tac Toe 2-6½ " X 6½ " Pieces of fabric for the lining (We used red and white checkered fabric.) 6½ " X 6½ " Piece of fabric for the embroidery (We used white fabric.) 4-2½ " X 2½ " Pieces of fabric for the Tic Tac Toe board (We used white fabric.) 5-2½ " X 2½ " Pieces of fabric for the Tic Tac Toe board (We used red fabric.) 35" to bind the outside edges (We used a scrap of red and white checkered fabric to make the binding.) Hook and Loop tape Heavy stabilizer to embroider the X and O Spray adhesive Designs CH2967, CH2968 and CH Place the lining sides together with the top sides together. Bind the sides and bottom together. 7. Game pieces: Hoop two pieces of cut-away. Spray the stabilizer with the spray adhesive. Lay the heavy stabilizer on the cut-away stabilizer. 8. Embroider the X and O. Repeat both 6 times. 9. Cut the X and O out close to the embroidery. 10. Hoop & loop tape applied to inside top edge. We used ½ " seams 1. Mark the center of the 6½ " X 6½ " piece of white 5

7 2. Hoop fabric with two pieces of cut-away stabilizer. 3. Embroider design. Trim the stabilizer close to the outside edge of the fabric. 4. Fold the fabric into a triangle with front sides together. 5. Stitch the open sides together leaving an opening to turn. Turn. Stitch opening closed. Press. 6. Topstitch outside edges. Wine Bottle Bib 13" X 13" Fabric Design FD0326 We used ¼ " seams. 1. Mark center of design in corner of the fabric. 6

8 Tablecloth Holders Heavy stabilizer Fibrous water soluble stabilizer Embroidery floss Clamps Designs CH2964, FD0322, FD0323, FD0324 and FD Hoop two pieces of fibrous water soluble stabilizer. 3. Lay the heavy stabilizer over the outline stitch. 4. Embroider the tack down stitch 5. Trim the heavy stabilizer close to the tack down stitch. 6. Embroider the design. 7. Rinse the fibrous water soluble stabilizer. 8. Dry. 2. Embroider the outline stitch. 9. Attach the embroidered item to the clamp with embroidery floss. 7

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