performed one or more times using the same or different thread materials to enclose thread pairs 20 and temporary thread pairs 30 by multiple pluralities of enclosing thread pairs 22 such that each subsequent plurality of enclosing thread pairs encloses all thread pairs 20 temporary thread pairs 30 and previous enclosing thread pairs 22 over which it is embroidered fig5 shows the embroidered structure 10 from fig4 after dissolution of the soluble thread 14 and dissolvable substrate 16 once the structure 10 from fig4 is embroidered with the desired number of thread pairs 20 and temporary thread pairs 30 and enclosed by the desired number of enclosing thread pairs 22 the soluble thread 14 may be dissolved and the substrate 16 may be removed the dissolution of the soluble thread 14 and removal of the substrate 16 may be done in the same or different processes and in any order if dissolution is the chosen method of substrate removal the dissolution processes will depend upon the composition of the soluble threads 14 and the stitching threads 11 laces 12 backing threads 13 enclosing stitching threads 21 and enclosing backing threads 23 as well as the composition of the substrate 16 upon which the embroidered structure 10 was created these compositions are application dependent and different materials may be used according to not only dissolution processes but also the function of the completed embroidered structure 10 after dissolution of the soluble thread 14 and substrate 16 is completed the lace 12 is no longer a part of a temporary thread pair and thus is unpaired within the embroidered structure 10 fig6 25 illustrate multiple embodiments of embroidered structures created using the manufacturing process described above for the purposes of simplicity and consistency features common.