Begin by selecting design that have been specially created for the fringe technique.

Where are the instructions? Followed the link.

This is what I found: When embroidering a fringe design, use cutaway stabilizer.

This is what I DID NOT find: The instructions include pictures.

Thanks,

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by rescuer 10 Aug 2020

You need to scroll down. They are in the Comments.

Sending this back to the top so Cuties will know how to do the fringe designs. The instructions include pictures. Thank you Miss Veronika!

Thanks so much for the lovely design Miss Veronika. I'll look forward to stitching this one out with great excitement.
Huge hugs and roses, M

It is a really good tutorial! Love your talent and appreciate your generosity! Hugs! Laura

great tutorial, I think I will give a try soon.

Back to the top again. Scroll for the fringe tutorial with pictures.

Back to the top. Thanks, Ms. V for such a wonderful tutorial and all your wonderful designs!

I must give this a try !
Nice design!

To the top for the NEW Fringe Flowers that are free today!

Thank you

I had forgotten how to do that! Thanks for postinig.

New free fringe embroidery design.

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by marjialexa 29 Mar 2009

Aha, I knew it!!! Thank you sooooo much, Veronika!!! Love, Marji

by clawton 29 Mar 2009

I'm still not getting anything by the design to download. I must be dense. Guess i can copy and paste the information here.

by jacquipaul 24 Mar 2010

Thank you so much!

3. Then, pinch the bobbin stitch from the middle of the row in tweezers or a small scissors, and pull it straight up from the satin column. Remove the bobbin thread completely from the column.

Repeat this for all of the fringed areas.

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by persiancatlover 29 Mar 2009

what is this beautifull,thank you for all the tips veronika

by shirlener88 29 Mar 2009

Stunning.

by sissibrode 29 Mar 2009

MANY THANKS VERONIKA *

by iris2006 29 Mar 2009

Learned again somthing today, Thanks Miss Veronika

by adelmarie 29 Mar 2009

thanks a lot for the explanation and for the beautiful design

by vixentlc 01 Apr 2009

WOW! Thank you Miss Veronika, this is stunning!!

by marygray 09 May 2009

Thanks for the great instructions. I have done some of the brush out emb. and have put a cute cheerleader with fringed pompoms on shirts for grand daughters. Thanks again.

by sanda 01 Sep 2009

Beautiful !!! Thank you.

by karma 24 Mar 2010

WOW thanks so much
Hugs Karma x

by aileen 18 Oct 2011

Learned something new. Thank you for the instructions Veronica.

by Sewmum1 12 Apr 2015

Thank you they are beautiful

by crafter2243 17 Jan 2020

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by crafter2243 09 Aug 2020

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2. We'll demonstrate how to make looped fringe.

After the design has finished embroidering, turn the embroider to the backside. You'll see those rows of satin columns.

At one end of a satin row, cut the last bobbin stitch.

At the other end of the satin row, cut the last bobbin stitch.

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by shirlener88 29 Mar 2009

Thank you Veronika!

by jacquipaul 24 Mar 2010

Your demonstration and large photographs make this seem easy to do. Thank you.

by sandyamtz 28 Mar 2012

Thank you!!! It's beautiful

by crafter2243 17 Jan 2020

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1. Fringe designs have rows and rows of satin columns - those are the stitches to work with to make the fringe. Cutaway stabilizer will ensure that the satin stitches and anchor stitches are held firmly in place. If you use tear-away stabilizer, those stitches can shift around, and you might have trouble making the fringe.

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by persiancatlover 29 Mar 2009

thank you for this tip

by sewdeb 08 Mar 2012

Thanks! Great tutorial! Hugs and *'s

by cfidl 06 Apr 2012

Thank you!

by leoner01 20 Apr 2012

This is the best I have ever read. Where could I find this design it is beautiful . Thanks

by crafter2243 17 Jan 2020

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