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Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar
Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar
Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar
Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar
Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar
Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar

Vintage Embroidered Cut Work Collar

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About this pattern

This design takes inspiration from 1920s France to give a real vintage look – perfect for a special occasion or a wedding. The classic style of this embroidered cut work collar is ideal for livening up an otherwise reserved outfit, such as a plain shift. And as it is detachable, the possibilities are endless!

Essentials

  • Fabric: plain, white or cream, 50cm square
  • Bias binding, white or cream
  • Button, shell, one
  • Scissors
  • Hoop, embroidery
  • Thread, coordinating
  • Pen, dissolvable

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    Make a collar

    1. Locate and download the template and using a dissolvable pen, trace the pattern and the collar shape onto the fabric. Place part of your pattern inside an embroidery hoop, and starting anywhere on the inside of the collar, work a running stitch around the outline of the patterns. Once complete, make a small hole in the middle of each motif and snip a tiny cross, making sure not to cut the stitches.

    2. Fold the little flaps of fabric underneath and satin stitch around the design, sealing the raw edges. Repeat for all of the detail inside the collar, including the flowers and petals, moving the hoop accordingly. To complete the design, use a chain stitch to emb

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