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Time: 20 mins

Mixes the sweet schoolgirl charm with the mature sexiness of French lace
This project mixes the sweet schoolgirl charm of assigning a day of the week to your underthings with the mature sexiness of French lace. Oooh ?la la! (If you wear the wrong day, you can ?pretend that “Tuesday” is your secret stripper name.) Embroidered with easy stem stitch—perfect for curvy cursive letters—these panties make a lovely gift for a bridal shower—or anyone who’s a little naughty and nice. When ?you are done, start all over again on the front hem of your man’s boxers.

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Step 1
Transfer the lettering to the panties

Use the fabric marker to mark center front of panties about K" below the waistband. Using the mark, center the transfer and iron it onto the panties.
Warning: Heat will melt lace, and yes, I learned this the hard way! Cover any lace edging or detailing with a manila file folder to protect it while you iron.
Step 2
Baste the stabilizer to the back of the lettering

Using regular scissors, cut a piece of stabilizer H" larger than the lettering ?on all sides. (For example, cut a 3G" 2 1I" piece of stabilizer for “Monday.”) Pin the stabilizer to the wrong side of the panties, centered on the lettering. Baste all four sides using sewing thread and the embroidery needle; remove the pins.
Step 3
Embroider the lettering

Using two strands of floss in the needle, embroider the lettering using a stem stitch. Note: Dot the i in Friday with a French knot.
Step 4
When you’re finished, carefully remove the basting with the seam ripper and gently tear away the excess stabilizer.