YAMI embroidery file for embroidery and sewing
The YAMI embroidery file is the perfect choice if you want to combine embroidery and sewing. With this file, you can create very special fully embroidered pattern pieces that are subsequently sewn together with a sewing machine. Simple, clear, and also suitable for beginners.
Video tutorial: embroidering the YAMI bag
Embroidering and sewing a pouch made easy
Here is how it works:
First, your pattern piece is fully embroidered in the embroidery hoop. This technique ensures a special look and makes every pouch a truly unique piece. After cutting it out, the piece is sewn together using a sewing machine – add a zipper and lining, and your bag is finished.
The designs are intended for bag fabrics, so they are perfect for
- Cotton poplin
- Patchwork fabrics
- Canvas
- Denim (looks extremely great!)
- Faux leather
- Hemp fabrics
- Ripstop, etc.
Embroidery designs and quilting motifs
The YAMI embroidery file contains 7 different designs that you can work with creatively. Particularly practical are the included quilting motifs, with which the bag pattern can easily be equipped with full-cover quilting. This gives your pouch an elegant, fully embroidered surface.
There are a few designs that are a bit more time-consuming, but some are also quick to embroider and still heavenly beautiful. But of course, you should definitely try them all, because actually, one is more beautiful than the other... 🥰
To ensure the finished pouches are exactly symmetrical, the designs are also included in a mirrored format.
Some of the motifs are ancient, traditional Japanese patterns. With motif 7, we had some fun imitating classic Sashiko embroidery. The stitches look a bit like hand embroidery and stand out very well if you use Style-Vil as batting.
Sweet plus: For motif 6, we came up with a little extra: A mini area is embroidered. You can do this with contrasting thread or glitter thread, for example. You can also use plotter vinyl or embroidery film to give your motif a very cool eye-catcher this way.
Tip: If you use plotter vinyl, you should peel off the carrier film beforehand, then after embroidering, tear the film against the seam and iron it on afterwards.
Video tutorial: sewing the YAMI pouch
Embroidery file for many embroidery hoops
The YAMI embroidery file is available in three sizes (M, L, and XL) and fits numerous common embroidery hoops:
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M (157.6 x 230.2 mm)
Hoop: 165 x 265 mm, 160 x 260 mm, 180 x 300 mm, 200 x 260 mm, 200 x 300 mm, 240 x 360 mm
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L (173 x 260.2 mm)
Hoop: 180 x 300 mm, 200 x 300 mm, 200 x 360 mm, 260 x 360 mm, 240 x 360 mm, 210 x 400 mm, 250 x 400 mm
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XL (188 x 280.2 mm)
Hoop: 200 x 300 mm, 200 x 360 mm, 260 x 360 mm, 240 x 360 mm, 210 x 400 mm, 250 x 400 mm
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By the way: This pattern is
also available as a pure sewing pattern. Although it is exactly the same bag shape, it comes in different sizes and size increments. We have adapted the sizes of the embroidery file to standard embroidery hoop sizes. You can find
YAMI as a sewing pattern here.
Embroidery file in all common formats
You will receive the file in the formats DST, PES, JEF, EXP, XXX, HUS, and VP3. The file is simply copied to a USB stick and used directly on the embroidery machine. Please do not open and/or change it in embroidery software beforehand.
Material list for your YAMI pouch
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Outer fabric (canvas, cotton, linen, hemp, faux leather, leather)
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Cut-away embroidery stabilizer*
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Embroidery thread*
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Lightweight batting* (e.g., Thermolam, soy batting, Style-Vil, bamboo, no thicker than 7 mm)
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Temporary spray adhesive* (really important for this project!)
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Embroidery needle* (depending on fabric thickness 70-80)
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Lining fabric (cotton, coated cotton, ripstop)
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Vlieseline G700* or H250 for the lining
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Continuous zipper with slider
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Matching sewing thread
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Basic sewing accessories such as scissors, needles, or clips
YAMI embroidery file – simple and special
Your YAMI embroidery file offers you a thoroughly creative project that is equally suitable for beginners and advanced users. Thanks to detailed instructions and a video, the steps from embroidering to the finished pouch are successful and uncomplicated. The result is a classy, fully embroidered pouch with an individual look.
Note: Do
not open the embroidery file in software (unless you want to add further files), but copy it to a USB stick to use it on the machine. With
Janome and Wilcom software (Bernina, Hatch, E4), you may need to set the setting to "As individual stitches Degree D"; otherwise, the files could be destroyed, as the other setting might cause the stitches to be completely recalculated.
Special embroidery and sewing experience for beginners and pros
A very special embroidery and sewing experience awaits you in this eBook. You can easily process the embroidered pattern piece into a pouch — the result is as unusual as it is practical. All work steps are explained step-by-step to ensure your project is a success, especially because embroidering and sewing are so simple.
Have fun embroidering & sewing — because doing it yourself is the best!
Reading tip:
Embroidery stabilizers and their use
YAMI embroidery file & pattern
This eBook contains the full embroidery file and the pattern for the YAMI zipper bag.
What you get
- eBook with YAMI pattern in M, L, XL
- detailed sewing instructions
- pattern in A4 and A0 in B/W
- pattern in A4 and A0, multicolored, with layer function
- full YAMI embroidery file in size M, L, XL
- 7 embroidery designs in 3 sizes each
- embroidery designs additionally as a mirrored variant
- Materials & finished dimensions
- color chart & info example size M
Need help getting started with embroidery?
Are you a complete beginner? No problem! In our detailed blog article Embroidery with an embroidery machine you will find all the important basics of machine embroidery – from materials and accessories to the perfect implementation of your first projects.
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