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THROUGH THE NEEDLEBY FAITH REYNOLDSSupplies1 1 /4 yards cotton fabrica rt i s t a 630E, 640E, 730E (alsoworks on model 200E)BERNINA ® Embroidery SoftwareVersion 4, all levelsMega HoopOESD Design Pack: Flowers 5#11921, (available from:www.embroideryonline.com)Isacord embroidery thread asdesired (Use the same color ofthread in the bobbin and theneedle so the header will befinished on the back.)Aqua Mesh StabilizerSerger with four spools whiteserger thread10” x 17” travel pillow formHave breakfast in bed with this elegantlyembroidered pillow to support your tray.Combine a floral design with a repeatingscallop to form a beautiful border alongthe front edge.Cutting the FabricCut a piece of fabric 22” X 13” for the header (will be embroidered,then trimmed).Cut one piece 13” X 36” for the main part of the pillowcase.Preparing the DesignOpen the BERNINA ® Embroidery Software program.Select Pattern Run Stitch #506 from the Satin Quilt Folder.Place the first click on the grid intersection and place the lastclick eight squares to the right. Touch the Enter key.Select the scallop and reduce the width to 96%.Insert Cone Flower Design FP098. Thedesign will come in selected. While still selected,Group it.Hold down the CTRL key and select the ConeFlower design and the scallop at the sametime. Select the Align Centers Vertical tool onthe lower tool bar.4
Copy the combined designs and select Paste; movethe pasted copy to the right. Continue until you havefive scallops. Overlap the scallop stitch so the length ofthe line will be about 13 3 /4” long. Mirror Horizontal thetwo flowers on the right and rotate the center flower soit will stand straight up.SPECIAL CLASSROOM EDITIONLay some foundationstitches for the cutawayarea: select theSingle Outline Stitchand the Open Curvetool. Select the seconddefault color. Outline the lower part of the scallopstitches in one continuous line.Select the third defaultcolor, Single OutlineStitch and Copy/Paste;while the copy isselected, change it toa Satin Outline Stitch.While the copy is still selected,change the attributes of thestitch. Right mouse click on thedesk top; the Object Propertiesdialog box will open. UnderSatin Spacing, select Manual.Under Satin Values, change theSpacing to 0.95 and the SatinWidth to 0.05.Ungroup all objects. OpenColor Film. Move the single outlinestitch and the satin outlinestitch that you just digitized tothe beginning of the design.Then, combine like colors.Rotate the design. Select the Mega Hoop; save thedesign.Embroidering the BorderHoop the header fabric lengthwise in the MegaHoop with a double layer of Aqua Mesh Stabilizer.Begin embroidering the scalloped border. Stop themachine after embroidering the zigzag stitch. Trimthe fabric only–try not to cut the stabilizer–on theoutside of the scallops.Continue embroidering the remainder of the design.When complete, trim as much stabilizer as possibleand dissolve the remainder with water.Trim the header fabric to 13”x 7”.Constructing the PillowcaseThread the serger for a 4-thread balanced stitch.Serge the header to one 14” end of the pillowcaserectangle, with right sides together.wrong sideof fabric8”right sideof fabricserge side edges through all layersSerge the opposite end to finish the raw edge. Foldup 8” at this end of the pillowcase, wrong sidestogether.With right sides together, fold the fabric one moretime, aligning the folded edge with the bottom of thescallops.Set the serger for a three-thread rolled hem; sergethe sides of the pillowcase, trimming about 1 /2” off oneach side.Insert the pillow form and pull the inside flap over it.5
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