In-The-Hoop Quilting Outlines. . . Pumpkins With Style

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In-The-Hoop Quilting Outlines. . . Pumpkins With Style

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Combine in-the-hoop machine quilting with coordinating embroidery designs to your next fall-themed quilting project. I’m happy to introduce this exciting fall-themed embroidery pack by Amazing Designs. The embroidery bundle includes 26 designs for 4″ x 4″ hoops and 14 designs for 5″ x 7″ hoops. The possibilities for Creative Quilting Outlines…Pumpkins with Style are endless.

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CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 2DesignsJoin me to see how easy it is to use your embroidery machine for in-the-hoop quilting designs with these favorite fall projects.

Appliqué Accents

Adding color to your embroidery design couldn’t be easier with the five appliqué options in this design bundle.

  • Align the fabric and selected design in the hoop.
  • Back fabric with your favorite stabilizer. 
  • Stitch the outline shape.
  • Trim away any excess fabric beyond the stitching line.
  • Finish the edges with the beautifully digitized embroidery stitches.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 5FabricPerfect Machine Quilting In-The-Hoop

Get the look of a complex accurate quilting design using the computer guide feature of your embroidery machine. That’s right; you can quilt your next project in-the-hoop.
  • Layer the quilt: backing, batting, and quilt top.
  • Use spray adhesive to secure the layers.
  • Align the area to be quilted in the hoop, matching horizontal and vertical register marks.
  • Select the outline, or should I say quilt design, and stitch.
CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 6Quilting

I rarely just stitch one embroidery design on a project. Rather, I like two or three of the same motif for the design. This set allows me to mix and match many autumn motifs to create an interesting finished design.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 4DesignsPotpourri of Fall Projects

With designs for different sized hoops, we have options as to how big or small we’d like to stitch. The hoop will give you control over the larger sized projects, making quilts quite easily.

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You can mix embroidery designs flawlessly with the quilting motif, as the two are designed to complement each other.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 11PlacematConsider repeating one single design on a mantle scarf.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 7BannerThree similar fall wall hangings make quite a statement with colorful detailing in each embroidered and quilted stitch.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 8Triptych

You can even dress up the entire table this holiday season with a table runner and placemats.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 10PlaceSettingThis table runner features the embroidery designs on a 6-1/2″ center or focus block, which then gets a border (3-1/2″ on each side) and is set on point. The blocks are not complicated and you’ll be able to create them in any size.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman FeaturedThe coordinating placemats are equally easy to create by simply adding the fall embroidery designs to 6-1/2″ blocks, which will be sewn into a basic 9-patch quilt block and also set on point.

CreativeQuiltingOutlines NancyZieman 12Napkin

If you are new to machine embroidery, you may want to watch Sewing With Nancy for more machine embroidery tips and ideas. 

Embroidery Lessons on Sewing With Nancy

Polish your embroidery skills by watching Machine Embroidery in Six Easy Lessons Part One and Machine Embroidery in Six Easy Lessons Part Two with guest Eileen Roche.

Machine Embroidery in six easy lessons Sewing With Nancy Zieman and Eileen Roche

On what type of stitched item are you most likely to add embroidery? Leave your answers in the comments section to be entered to win Creative Quilt Outlines…Pumpkins with Style. A winner will be randomly selected.

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Nancy Zieman's Giveaway Winner

The random winner of the CD Stress-Free Machine Embroidery: Diamond Spectrum Quilt is Shirley Clark. She said: Quilting would have to be the most stressful. I don’t have a machine that uses a stitch regulator and hand stippling is really hard, so using the embroidery machine is my best option. Thanks for the tutorial!

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104 Comments

  • Pam Tatge
    October 3, 2015

    I just love the open designs and how easy it will be to place them. I would use them for a tablerunner, napkins, and wall hanging.

  • Linda Whitham
    October 3, 2015

    The answer to your embroidery question is the SATIN stitch! Have a great pumpkin day!

  • Pam Kalka
    October 3, 2015

    New to embroidery and would love to make the table runner and napkins.

  • Karen
    October 3, 2015

    I would most likely use this design on quilt blocks.

  • Alice
    October 3, 2015

    Maybe a scarf or tablecloth

  • Mary Hutteman
    October 3, 2015

    Home dec items, my last thing I embroidered was my sewing machine cover.

  • Joyce
    October 3, 2015

    In the past I have put some embroidery on towels, dish towels, doll clothes, table runners and quilts but prefer doing the smaller items the most. These fall embroidery designs would be great on a set of place mats. Thank you for the opportunity to win this.
    Joyce
    [email protected]

  • Elaine
    October 3, 2015

    I would use these designs to make a wall quilt for my foyer. It is wonderful to see designs for the 4×4 and 5×7 hoop.

  • Denise Vollmer
    October 3, 2015

    How did you know I’ve been looking for a pumpkin quilting design?? Love it!

  • Roxanne
    October 3, 2015

    I would start out by using it on a wall hanging. Using my machine to quilt is something I’ve been wanting to learn for quite some time and would love this opportunity.

  • Elizabeth Kuntz
    October 3, 2015

    I’m really hooked on embroidery! I’m using it in quilts and ready to wear clothes. My next project is embroidery on my cardigans.

  • Judy
    October 3, 2015

    I would like to try embroidering quilting motifs. I am thinking that I am going to start off with a small project like placemats.

  • ChrisK
    October 3, 2015

    Love to add n embroidered accent to Place mats and coffee rugs. Sometimes to special clothing pieces too.

  • joan B
    October 3, 2015

    Quilt blocks for a wall hanger

  • joan B
    October 3, 2015

    Wall hanger blocks.

  • joan B
    October 3, 2015

    I would use for a small wall quilt

  • Barbara
    October 3, 2015

    I think the embroidered pumpkins would look great as cornerstones on an autumn table topper.

  • Jody
    October 3, 2015

    Bibs!! Plan to do more embroidery of quilt blocks and outline embroidery quilt designs.

  • Beverly Smith
    October 3, 2015

    Creative Quilt Outlines-Pumpkins With Style:
    I enjoy making napkins with decorative corners for holidays. In addition would be placemats and tablerunners. The open designs in this collection would also be great for kitchen and guest hand towels.

  • Jean Deal
    October 3, 2015

    I would use these designs on a table runner and placemats. What a great fall collection with so many possibilities.

  • Jan
    October 3, 2015

    I embroider on towels, totes, table runners, quilt squares, anything I make gets a little touch of “fancy”. I would love to win this to add to the possibilities!

  • JProchaska
    October 3, 2015

    I would like to do a mantle scarf for my mom.

  • Catherine Stiele
    October 3, 2015

    These pumpkin designs would be lovely on napkins and placemats. Fall is such a colorful time of year.

  • Rosalie K
    October 3, 2015

    I use embroidery designs and embroidery quilting designs all the time on my placemats. They come out so lovely and are always a unique design. I especially like the Rambling Roses and Falling Leaves designs by Amazing Designs through Nancy’s Notions. Now the fall Pumpkins would be a wonderful addition to my collection. Love the designs and fantastic digitizing.

  • Diane Q
    October 3, 2015

    Great looking designs for fall. You did it again–got my creative juices flowing.

  • Janet L.
    October 3, 2015

    How does one enter to win the autumn DVD? I just got this email today and see there is already a winner.

  • Cyndi
    October 3, 2015

    Placemats, wall hanging, napkins…the possibilities are endless. What a great design set! Thank you for the give away! (And the Great Pumpkin and Linus thank you too..)

  • Mindy Richter
    October 3, 2015

    I would love to embroider these on a tee shirt or jacket for fall themed addition to my wardrobe!!!

  • Shirley Clark
    October 3, 2015

    Thank you so much! I am so thrilled to win. I love your blog posts, and I loved meeting you in 2013.

  • JoD
    October 3, 2015

    There is an areaof weakness in my life: QUILT LABELS. I’d like to see moire creativeness and a lesson.
    Thank you Nancy and staff for the things that you do.

  • Linda
    October 3, 2015

    I love to make wall hangings! I change them with the seasons and even in between seasons. How nice this looks on a Fall hanging!

  • Maritza
    October 3, 2015

    Enjoy machine embroidery on infant and children’s ready to wear clothing; hand and kitchen towels; and hot pads. All also make quick and easy gifts.

  • Theresa Kaveney
    October 3, 2015

    I enjoy embroidering just about anything. I especially enjoy making quilts and home décor with embroidered accents.

  • Donna G.
    October 3, 2015

    I embroider mostly on clothing, but after seeing these very cute designs, I may have to give home dec a try!

  • Dian
    October 3, 2015

    I am just starting to learn how to use machine embroidery. I have 2 small autumn projects that my mom started but wasn’t able to finish. I know this set of designs would be perfect for them…

  • patricia crocker
    October 3, 2015

    I would use these embroidery designs on table runners, placemats and napkins. This would bring my holiday décor together. I have done towels with embroidery and it wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be. I love to embroidery on my table runners for that added spice. I occasionally do clothes for the grankids. I also quilt and have ventured forward with embroidery on them. I do love the in -the- hoop designs. Thank you Nancy for the giveaway and all your talent.

  • Kris
    October 3, 2015

    I’ve been adding embroidery to bags I’m making and some baby dresses:)

  • Terrie Grove
    October 3, 2015

    I wish I had this set now. Working on a PUMPKIN Themed quilt for my local guild’s quilt show and this embroidery would work really well with my rows of blocks. The projects shown really show off the set.

  • Pat
    October 3, 2015

    Since I am a miserable failure at free motion quilting, using my embroidery machine to quilt is a lifesaver. I would use these designs on a fall themed quilted wall hanging. Thanks for the chance to win.

  • Pamela Hope
    October 3, 2015

    Fall is my grand daughters favorite time of the year. I’m going to add to her pumpkins & fall leaves with a new table runner along with some dish towels. She will be able to use them every year to come.

  • Linda Mundell
    October 3, 2015

    I love embroidery on Home Dec items, but also, children’s clothing. Nancy has the most fun stuff and easy ways to accomplish everything she does.

  • JudiC
    October 3, 2015

    I embroider mostly on home dec items. I especially love fall decor becausse of all the earthy colors.

  • Chris M
    October 3, 2015

    I often do embroidery on gifts, such as towels, table runners and totes. Love the pumpkin design!

  • Chris M
    October 3, 2015

    I embroider mostly gifts, such as towels, table runners, napkins, totes. I love the pumpkin design!

  • Mary Lou
    October 3, 2015

    I have done many designs on blocks for children’s “I Spy” quilts, as well as tote bags which become two gifts in one.

  • Diane C
    October 3, 2015

    I will embroidery on just about anything. Shirts and home dec are my favorite though

  • Diane S.
    October 3, 2015

    I an planning to add embroidery to kitchen towels. I have purchased huck fabric and am going to start from scratch.

  • Linda Blakita
    October 3, 2015

    I would love to make the triple banner wall hanging. The possibilities are endless. I love in the hoop designs.

  • MaryEllen
    October 3, 2015

    I love embroidering table runners as they can change the look of your table or counter top . This package look so versatile & fun!!
    Thanks Nancy

  • KayZee
    October 3, 2015

    I add machine embroidery to quilt blocks. I’d love to win this design pack!

  • Gail
    October 3, 2015

    These designs would be perfect for placemats, matching napkins, and silverware holder.

  • Annette
    October 3, 2015

    I love making gifts and small items to give away. I recently “adopted” an assisted living facility to give residents items to decorate their apartments for the seasons and these beautiful fall motifs would be perfect for that.
    Thank you.

  • Linda Davidson
    October 3, 2015

    I am just finishing up a fall table runner. The pattern did not include embroidery but I added some acorns in the corners. I would love to win the prize. I enjoy doing placemats, candle mats, napkins, etc.

  • Charlotte Lipe
    October 3, 2015

    I mostly enjoy doing towels. Kitchen towels are a favorite and I love giving them as hostess gifts to friends. I also have enjoyed my designer handbags with the embroidery embellishments.

  • Kelly Sasman
    October 3, 2015

    I am a newbie to machine embroidery. I love embroidering on ready wear, towels and placemats right now. I would love to make a table runner next.

  • Cheryl Newbanks
    October 3, 2015

    I am most likely to embroider on matching shirts or dresses for my granddaughters and their dolls, and sometimes for myself as time permits.

  • Marty
    October 3, 2015

    I most often add embroidery above hems on clothing, napkins, table runners or decorative items.

  • Ellen
    October 3, 2015

    I love the mantle scarf idea. It’s simple and elegant.

  • Kim H
    October 3, 2015

    Almost anything I sew is decorated with machine embroidery! Everything from clothes to home dec and quilts.

  • stella
    October 3, 2015

    I am making small wall hangings now since multiple surgeries on my mid and upper back have made using my arms difficult. I used to quilt my quilts with my sewing machine and I am thinking of trying embroidery to quilt my small wall hangings. This would be a great way to start! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for the give away.

  • Doreen Linehan
    October 3, 2015

    I love to embroider everything. I like to put embroidery on items for my grand-daughter. I make a lot of greeting cards using embroideries on stabilizer and scrap material.

  • Marvel Donovan
    October 3, 2015

    I am very new to machine embroidery but so far am thrilled with the results. I love the fall designs, especially the use of tablecloths and napkins. I have an idea for a basket and bag using the embroidery designs to make them extra special and fun for the holidays.

  • beth daniels
    October 3, 2015

    I usually use a t-shirt but in this case I would use them in a table runner.

  • Martha
    October 3, 2015

    I do a lot of dish towels.

  • Marie
    October 3, 2015

    Table Runners are one of my favorite places to add embroidery.

  • Peggy K
    October 3, 2015

    I love my embroidery machine and have just started doing some quilting. I would love this wonderful and exciting design pack.

  • Lorij
    October 3, 2015

    A table cloth.

  • Lorij
    October 3, 2015

    A table cloth. Thanks for the chance to win.

  • Lillian K
    October 3, 2015

    I have been wanting to try quilting using my embroidery machine. Thanks for the ideas.

  • Judith B
    October 3, 2015

    Lately, I’ve been using embroidered squares for special kids’ quilts. I put the design on point in the middle, surround it with two square in squares and finish it with a log cabin-style border. Squares are 15-in. and the top is almost ready to come together — name “my favorite things.” Second embroidery currently is snowflakes on squares for Frozen-style quilts. They’re supposed to be white on white, but so far it’s been pink polka dot patches, or pastels to match the frozen fabric, which gets cold when you sew for a long time.

  • Judy
    October 4, 2015

    I would love to use these designs on table linens for the holidays.

  • June
    October 4, 2015

    I embroider on baby items, and kitchen items love giving them for gifts.

  • Suzie Simpson
    October 4, 2015

    I LOVE the pumpkin design! I would love to use it making a table runner with placements and a tablecloth. Its perfect for Thanksgiving and that is my MOST favorite holiday! Thanks for the opportunity to win that wonderful design pack!!

  • Joyce Bunt
    October 4, 2015

    I like making cards for holidays or birthdays! They look great and the receivers are so pleased with the personal touches you can give.

  • Penny
    October 4, 2015

    Right now I’m embroidering Halloween theme on a wall hanging. Next is table runners, napkins and placemats. These are a very lovely design.

  • Doreen
    October 4, 2015

    The design determines what I embroider on but mostly on clothing.

  • Pat Allen
    October 4, 2015

    I like to embroidery anything especially T shirts. The small designs look so pretty on the little “mug rugs” and coasters. Also found everyone likes the embroidery on dish hot mats and pot holders.

  • Tauna L
    October 4, 2015

    I am just getting into embroidery and am doing mostly aprons for friends and granddaughters. I can see doing this on baby bibs and place mats. these are really nice designs.

  • V Hubbard
    October 4, 2015

    Just got an embroidery machine and want to incorporate it into my quilting.

  • Kathy L
    October 4, 2015

    learning to do machine embroidery, but the continuous hoop intimidates me, I would try table runners with this pattern

  • Barb Robke
    October 5, 2015

    I love the idea of quilting and embroidery together. I have made placemats using both! Thanks, for the opportunity to win these beautiful designs!

  • Linda
    October 5, 2015

    I’ve been doing machine embroidery for a while and am getting into more quilting but still consider myself a novice in that area. I love the idea of combining these techniques and am looking forward to doing small projects for family gifts and charity donations.

  • Caroline S
    October 5, 2015

    Wow! I am always amazed and how much we can do with our sewing and embrodering machines. Absolutely adorable!

  • Barb S.
    October 5, 2015

    Adding embroidery to quilt locks and quilt labels are fun. Table runners are the best though, since you get to look at your handy work at every meal. Your pumpkin designs are great for the fall season.

  • Diana S
    October 5, 2015

    I have done embroidery on my grandchildren’s clothes and quilts but now I am looking to use it on home decoration projects — some that can be done quickly. The pumpkins are great for ideas for October and November. Thank you for such beautiful ones that are so versatile.

  • Cheryl
    October 7, 2015

    I am trying to learn my first embroidery machine. Anything that would help me would be great. I love the fall season and these patterns are great!! Thank you for the chance to win them.

  • Candice
    October 7, 2015

    So far, I’ve done hooded towels/washcloths for baby gifts, a cloverleaf blanket (supposed to work with infant seatbelts), dishtowels, hand towels, and I’m getting ready to work on a quilt! Clothes are also on the list, in fact, I have a design set for a sweatshirt jacket – perhaps I should get that finished!

  • Barb Piinter
    October 7, 2015

    I have done towels,great grandkids shirts, tote bags, and am now trying to quilt a quilt on my embroidery machine using the monster snap hoop. I have tried free motion quilting on my home machine and just cannot master it and get so discouraged with myself so have been sending my quilts to someone else to do the actual quilting. I was so excited to learn that I could do my own quilting on my embroidery machine. Hopefully I’ll have good luck with it

  • Debbie Chenoweth
    October 7, 2015

    I love machine embroidery and machine quilting it makes quilting and creating my art quilts fun.

  • Tammy Campbell
    October 8, 2015

    I love making baby items. Seems every time I turn around I have another baby shower and it is fun to make unique gifts using machine embroidery and machine applique.

  • DarlaC
    October 8, 2015

    I mostly add embroidery to towels and baby items. I am just getting back into machine embroidery. Thanks for the giveaway.

  • Dawn
    October 9, 2015

    I would emb the pumpkins on dishtowels, potholders, aprons, maybe even a tote bag. Table runners napkins and so much more. love the designs.

  • Francie Larrabee
    October 10, 2015

    “I would dearly LOVE to try this embroidery quilting project! Nancy always makes everything so simplified to use. I HOPE this is where you leave our comments to win this!”

  • Susan Ramsay
    September 14, 2016

    Thanks to Judy B for the joke about the Frozen fabric.
    I’ve done embroidery on bibs, aprons, I’ve started a NY Star quilt as you go with embroidery.
    I think the most I have done has been on quilts and towels.

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