



Make Your Own Fabric Blocks
Project Guide: 🟡 Beginner
This "Make your Own Fabric" block is extremely versatile and could be used for just about any project! It can be made in 4x4, 5x5, 5x7, 6x6, 6x10, 7x7, 7x12, 8x8 and 9.5x14 sizes. All sizes are included with your purchase. You can get as creative as you like with rick rack, ribbons, fabric or any bits and pieces you can find!
The design contains a stippling stitch across the entire block which is used to attach your desired bits and pieces (thus creating your customized fabric appearance).
You could use this block as a substitution in another design (such as a block in a tote bag or quilt) or even create whole projects out of custom blocks!
Full photo instruction and directions on how to make the block are included with your purchase.
Please Note! The instructions for the bag shown aren't included, this is just shown as an example use of the block.
Designs are provided in 8 different embroidery formats. The formats included are: DST, EXP*, JEF, PEC, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX.
*BMP and INF files are also provided, these are recommended to be used with the EXP files for Bernina machines.
SVG files are included for cutting machines. Please note the SVG format can be converted to FCM within the Brother Scan n Cut software if required. Embroidery Designs Cutting Files Disclaimer
Full photo instructions and directions are included with your purchase.
It is our intention to offer you the best service always and for our designs to be the highest quality in the market.
We test and review each of our designs to ensure the highest quality. Depending on what hoop, fabric and stabiliser combination you are using, results may differ.
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