Mr Bones Large Skeleton Applique by Kreative Kiwi Embroidery

Get the design here:
www.kreativeki...
In this video I will show you how to make Mr Bones an in the hoop applique skeleton made in more than one hooping but joined in the hoop. A great must have for Halloween folks.
#KaysCutz #KreativeKiwiEmbroidery #machineembroidery #machineembroiderytutorials #craftinginmyonsie #MrBonesSkeleton
SIMTHREAD DISCOUNT CODES
These are long term discount codes for these Simthread products.
Simthread - 42 colors thread with stabilizer Kit
Simthread - 40 colors with plastic box,
Simthread - 63 Brother colors 1000M spools
Simthread - 120 colors 1000M spools
EU SHOPPERS ONLY
You will find a 15% Discount code below for the following items valid until the 31st December 2023
The discount codes will work on the following sites:
Amazon.co.uk
Amazon.fr
Amazon.de
Code: 42C2021EU - Use it at the checkout.
Amazon.ca
Code: 42C2021CA - Use at the checkout
AUSTRALIAN SHOPPERS ONLY
15% off their embroidery the following thread sets:
Simthreads in 63 colors Brother 500 M spools
Simthreads in 63 colors Brother 1000M spools
Simthreads in 40 colors - 500M spools in a plastic storage box-
Code: simthread120 at the checkout
This code is valid for 1 year from the 20/01/2021 to 20/01/2022
US SHOPPERS ONLY
US Store link: amzn.to/38j2YHQ
Sorry but only the Simthread 42 Threads with tear away stabilizer kit and storage box is eligible for the 15% discount. Use code US: 42C2021US
If you need discount codes for more Simthread products please send them a private message on Facebook, tell them you have been sent by Kays Cutz.
If you have any problems with this promotion please contact Simthread directly as there isn't anything that I can help you with. They set and manage any and all Simthread promotions and discounts around the world. You can contact them via their facebook page or group.
MY SUPPLIES
My fabrics and batting - I use Vilene High Loft Volume Fleece 295 or quilters batting from the Remnant House in the UK:
www.remnanthou...
I can’t live without my sharp stabby tool as I call it, is a clay sculpting tool. I bought it in my local craft shop. Amazon do sell them as part of a clay sculpting set but not individually.
All my other supplies are from Amazon including my large squizzors. They are listed as aquarium precision pinch action scissors. My small squizzors are REUSER brand and available online but you would need to do a google search for them in your country.
I use H2O gone FSL water soluble stabilizer or Brothread wash away, cut away or invisible mesh stabilizer for my stitch outs.
OU J'ACHETE MES PRODUITS EN FRANCE
Mes stabilisateurs j'achète toujour sur amazon.fr:-
Le stabilisateur hydrosoluble: Pour tout qui a un bord brodé
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Le stabilizateur a couper - Pour tout qui n'a un bord brodé
www.amazon.fr/...
Celui-ci c'est un stabilisateur doux et souple pour broder sur les vêtements et j'utilise pour la courtepointe parce que ce n'est pas raide a la place du stabilizateur a couper:
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Entoilage volumineux Vlieseline 295: J'utilise pour tout c'est un entoilage très polyvalent et qui ne s'en mêle pas dans pied pendant la couture.
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Hoop sizes
4x4 inch - 100 x 100 mm
5x7 inch - 130 x 180 mm
6x10 inch - 160 x 260 mm
8x8 inch - 200 x 200 mm
10x16 - 273 x 404 mm
8x10 inch - 200 x 260 mm
8x12 inch - 200 x 300 mm

[@Kimzworld1]

who else hears Kay's voice while you are working on your in-the-hoop projects :) Be careful not to cut your stitches :) I mean don't get me wrong I am thankful I do so I don't wreck my project :) Thank you again Kay for the video :)

[@KaysCutz]

Lol You're welcome Kimberly. I am pleased that it saves you making mistakes. I get sick of my own voice by the time I have edited and rewatched a video before uploading it to here. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching 😊

[@debbieforseth254]

I do!

[@andreab4386]

I do now! As a newbie I've learned so much!

[@debbieforseth254]

Love him.

[@KaysCutz]

Isn't he cute. Thanks for watching Debbie 😊

[@lindagribbin16]

Wonderful tutorial, as always. Thank you so much!!

[@KaysCutz]

You are very welcome Linda! Thanks for watching 😊

[@georgette329]

Thank you for such a detailed tutorial. Since I am new to embroidery and a visual learner, it makes it easier to understand how to put it all together. Mr. Bones looks excellent!

[@KaysCutz]

Welcome to my channel I am pleased that it helps you. Enjoy your embroidery machine and happy stitching.

[@carolhiller1112]

Great tutorial as always, thank you. He’s lovely 😍😍

[@KaysCutz]

Thanks very much Carol, Happy stitching. 😊

[@pamelakemp9834]

Hi I have only just started to machine embroidery and so fascinated by your tutorials I have now bought many of your designs and just wanted to thank you for a great tutorial you are excellent at explaining it Thank you Pam x

[@KaysCutz]

Welcome to my channel and to the addictive world of machine embroidery. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe. Happy stitching 😊

[@dianewarde6074]

Great tutorial as always. All your tips are so helpful. I think this might be a cute door decoration made with glow in the dark thread.

[@KaysCutz]

Sounds like perfect choice Diane. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching 😊

[@delphinepiaskowski2784]

Hi, where did you purchase the pointer you use to go around your design?

[@KaysCutz]

Hi Delphine I am not sure what do you mean by pointer that goes around the design? Do you mean the plastic thing I hold to smooth the fabric or batting as it is stitched?

[@delphinepiaskowski2784]

@@KaysCutz when the embroidery machine is going around, you use what looks like a flexible white plastic ruler to hold down the fabric.

[@tamster01311]

What is the tape that you use...is it something I can get in US?

[@KaysCutz]

Hi, It is cheap masking/painters tape, so yes you should be able to get it in any DIY store. Don't buy low tac tape though as it isn't sticky enough. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching 😊

[@debbieforseth254]

I use medical paper tape that I get at Walmart pharmacy.

[@lindastarzenski8770]

I was hoping to use felt or vinyl but I see it won't work

[@KaysCutz]

It will work but use upholstery vinyl or marine vinyl on a slow setting and trim very close to the stitch lines so that you can butt them together if possible rather than stacking one piece on top of the other.