PE Design Next Youtube tutorial lessons
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8skZjUYMbE
Asian Pillows from Pams3ddesigns.com
http://pams3ddesigns.com/images/volume56-asian_flair_pillows-pamcaldwell.pdf
CME (Creative Machine Embroidery) magazine Fourth of July projects (free!)
http://www.cmemag.com/articles/5_Free_July_4_Embroidery_Projects
CME magazine Birthday Bash projects (free!)
http://www.cmemag.com/articles/10_Free_Birthday_Embroidery_Projects
Embroidery Billboard (One Stop Shopping!)
http://embroiderybillbo.readyhosting.com/store/index.html
Embroidery Websites:
Remarkable designs! http://kreationsbykara.com/ Sign up for the newsletter and get over sixty free designs to download - they are stunningly gorgeous!
Misplaced Design Elements:
These could be caused by a power surge during stitching or the embroidery arm was bumped. Turn off the machine and re-start the design, or the machine will continue to stitch in the same incorrect area.
Needle Issues:
A size 80/12 embroidery needle eye is the same size as a standard 90/14 needle eye. The larger eye prevents the thread from breaking as it's pulled through the stitching. Choose embroidery needle size based on the weight of the fabric/stabilizer combination. A small bur because the coating protects the tip from dulling, a tiny burr can cause significant pulling upward of bobbin thread. A titanium-coated needle increases the longevity of a needle because the coating protects the tip from dulling and makes it strong enough to stitch heavy-weight fabric, plus the coating keeps the adhesive from gumming up the needle during stitching. When gumballs appear, white with a damp cotton swab. Do not allow them to fall into the bobbin case. If stitches are very dense, switch to a SMALLER needle size.
Oiling the Machine:
The rule for machine embroidery is to oil after every two projects and clean the lint out between every project. Have a professional clean your machine once a year.
PE Design Next Software tutorials...
http://cynthiasembroidery.blogspot.com/2011/09/videos-for-pe-design-next.html
PE Design Next Software tutorial CDs...
http://carolcp.com/tutorial_next_(9).htm
PE Design Next Software workbook...
http://www.cynthiasembroidery.com/PE-DESIGN-Workbooks_c_2.html
Tension Issues:
During normal sewing, the needle and bobbin threads should be balanced. For embroidery, the needle thread should pull to the wrong side, so the bobbin thread is invisible on the right side. On the wrong side, both the bobbin and needle thread should be visible. Loosen the upper needle tension. Dealers prefer to tighten the bobbin case tension, but it can be done yourself with 1/4 turn adjustments and a small screwdriver. A quarter turn is a very large adjustment for the bobbin tension.
Youtube videos for PE Design Next Software:
Quilting design embroideries from Sharon Schamber and her daughter Cristy Fincher (owner of www.purpledaisiesllc.com ) - absolutely beautiful designs with no jump-stitching, all continuous-line
http://www.purpledaisiesllc.com/Embroidery_Collections_s/129.htm
Embroidery Machines for home-sewers http://www.brother-usa.com/
Embroidery Machines for professionals/businesses http://www.brother-usa.com/
FREE, online versions of "Through the Needle" magazine from Bernina for machine embroidery, 22 pages each:
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO6/TTNO6.pdf Issue 6
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO7/TTNO7.pdf Issue 7
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO8/TTNO8.pdf Issue 8
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO9/ttno9.html Issue 9 (flip-page style)
Paper templates of hearts to print out - use the words "BE MINE", etc. and decorate your table with fabric hearts - sew cute!
http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/HeartTemplates.pdf
Beautiful springtime bag to create using machine (or hand) embroidery: http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/The_Butterfly_Effect.pdf
Oilcloth bag for rainy days!
http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/CMEP-110600-MWO.pdf
I subscribe to Creative Machine Embroidery magazine and highly recommend it...
http://www.cmemag.com/
Check out past issues of CME online: http://www.cmemag.com/issues/January_February_2011
This is a page where I place my notes about machine embroidery, piecing in the hoop, quilting in the hoop, etc. specifically for the Ellageo.
A) Joan Friedrich Retreat
Feb. 2011
Bismarck, North Dakota, USA
My wish list of stabilizer and embroidery items from http://www.bismarcksewingandquilting.com
No-Show Mesh Fusibles
BLC304 white 20" roll WANT
BLC305 black 20" roll WANT
BLC306 beige 20" roll HAVE
Press-Away Topping
BLPFILM 20" roll HAVE
Shape-Flex Fusible Double-sided fusible interfacing
BLFS1510FUS
Fusible Tear-Away FIRM
BLT105 20" roll
Fusible Tear-Away FIRM
BLT105
Stick-Tear Tear Away
BLT102 20" roll HAVE
Comfort Grips for hoops - $4.29 HAVE
Embroidery Buddy (size adult or child's) for fitting embroidery into place on T-shirt/sweatshirts $21.99 WANT
Quick Snap Hoop $199 (magnets will not bother the computer if not left sitting there for long periods of time)
WANT
The Density Works Program $149 - this will pay for itself because you can save 10,000 stitches in a piece of embroidery and it'll still look perfect, plus it will save you extra wear and tear on your machine, needles, stabilizer, etc. WANT
"In the Hoop" book $29.99 and accessory kit $24.99 WANT BOTH (available on amazon.com)
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=embroidery+machine+%22In+the+Hoop%22+book&hl=en&prmd=ivns&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=130150765742975080&sa=X&ei=VKZxTfu2G8KC8gbtsb2XDw&ved=0CFwQ8wIwAA#q=embroidery+machine+%22In+the+Hoop%22+book&hl=en&prmd=ivns&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=130150765742975080&sa=X&ei=VKZxTfu2G8KC8gbtsb2XDw&ved=0CFwQ8wIwAA#
The Master Works II Program is immensely expensive, I believe I could buy a good serger instead for around the same price, $1,800 USD
Quilt Works II is around $600 USD
(online sew-at-home classes) tutorial and book at QW
"Piecing in the Hoop" Nancy Zieman WANT (hoop each block)
"Quilt in the Hoop"
'Interactive Quilting' is another program
A continuous border hoop is available.
Babylock "Evolution" Serger is self-threading in two seconds!
- you can put a hem on a scarf using the wave stitch on this serger
- you can put a zipper for a bag in with a serger
NOTES FROM THE BABY LOCK STABILIZER REF. GUIDE (Feb. 2011)
I is for Interfacing:
Shape-Flex - purses, support sides, fabric bowls, permanent
Shape-Flex Double-Sided Fusible "Don't press it to your ironing board!" crafts, purses, purse bottom, boxes, vases, placemats
C is for Cut Away (or iron off)
Hydro Hold Water-Activated - fr stretchy fabrics like knits, double knits (baby bibs), acrylic, knit hats, stretchy fleece, irregular-shaped items "DO NOT use on towels!" - touch with damp sponge and it disappears!
Super Stable or Cut-Away Soft (Heavy) super stable - for the hoop - heavy duty projects - fleece, knits, sweaters, caps, high density stitch count
Cut-Away Soft Medium in white or black - medium to heavy knits and woven fabrics - use two pieces for anything heavier weight - all stitch counts
No-Show Mesh (nonfusible) May be used to cover embroidery to eliminate scratching on the skin - CLOTHES in black, beige and white
No-Show Mesh Fusible (MUST HAVE!) Can use 3-4 layers - fusing holds the stretch on T-shirts and sweatshirts - use on hard-to-hoop items like baby bibs, use more layers for higher density stitch count - save the fusible scraps! Comes in white, black and beige - great for unstable material - can be used to cover embroidery to eliminate scratching on skin - great for chest area
YOU DO NOT NEED STABILIZER FOR QUILTING IN THE HOOP
T is for Tear-Away
Hydro Hold Water-Activated - cottons and non-stretch fabrics, leather, slick finished-fabrics, irregularly shaped items - temporary - great for RED WORK - use it and tear it away!
Rinse-Away, Tear-Away - TERRY CLOTH TOWELS - still need another behind it - made with polyester - GREAT FOR QUILTING - Son Bonnet Sue, etc. APPLIQUE
********* LOVE THIS!!!!!!!************
Stick-Tear, Tear-Away cottons, fleece, suede, velour, hoopless embroidery projects with med. to high stitch count - NOT for two layers of knit (baby bibs) Hoop it SHINY SIDE UP, Score it with a pin in the shape of an "X", tear away the top layers, then you can use for hoopless projects like slippers that flap open, cuffs, etc.
(Once you have one prepared for your hoop, just leave that in there and replace each time the smaller piece in the center - you can use over and over and over again - saves $!!!) Not for use on sweatshirts!
Tear-Away Soft for denim, corduroy, fleece, light knits, caps, robes and towels - "heavy tear-away_ which provides stability to help prevent puckers and distortion - on terry, always use a topping, too, so stitches don't disappear into the loops of the fabric!
DO NOT USE TEAR-AWAY ON SWEATSHIRTS!!! USE CUT AWAY ON SWEATSHIRTS!!!!
Tear-Away Firm Use to put in a zipper in the hoop - use double-sided sticky tape to keep the zipper in place - denim, coruroy, craft projects, PAPER, coated or water-proof fabrics - temporary
Fusible Tear-Away Firm - PERFECT FOR TERRY TOWELS - all stitch counts incl. HIGH DENSITY - for all decorative stitching - excellent support for lighter knits - use on knits, wovens, cottons or blends - remember to use a topping on terry towels so the stitches don't get lost in the hoop-y fabric of the towel!
W is for Water Soluable
******MUST HAVE*******
Hydro Melt Topping - PERFECT FOR FLUFFY FABRICS (high pile terry cloth, fleece, knits) perfect for stitching on top of fluffy baby blanket fabric Watch out! Spill your drink on it and it disappears!!
Dissolve-Away Mesh (backing)- lace, appliques, emblems, towels, blankets, napkins, ribbon, quilting, bead work, etc., low stitch count, low density
MONEY SAVING TIP: Save your dissolve-away mesh scraps, put in spray bottle with water, WILL NOT MOLD - very heavy starch - you can also "paint" this starch on from a dish, it's so heavy
Dissolve-Away Mesh Self-Adhesive - does the same as above, self-stick, no ironing- make sure everything is nice and dry or it'll disappear!
P is for Press Away
Press-Away Topping
******THIS WILL NOT STICK TO YOUR IRON*******
I've seen it with my own eyes! It completely disappears with the use of an iron - nothing remains on the fabric, embroidery or on the iron! Very cool!
Use when water or tearing would cause damage to your terry cloth, fleece or knits - use a medium hot, dry iron to take it off
-Stabilizers are color-coded and marked with "I", "P", "W", etc. and marked with complete instructions. Making the correct choice will make your final product look professional!
MONEY-SAVING and HEADACHE-SAVING TIP:
Save your old, holy, stained T-shirts and shirts, towels, etc. to do practice run-throughs of your embroidery BEFORE you work on your real project. Save these in three ring binders as project reference examples, with the date, reference to embroidery location, type of threads, stabilizer/s and topping used, etc. so you can refer to it later and recreate it without fuss!
Stabilizers are also great for sewing clothes!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8skZjUYMbE
Asian Pillows from Pams3ddesigns.com
http://pams3ddesigns.com/images/volume56-asian_flair_pillows-pamcaldwell.pdf
CME (Creative Machine Embroidery) magazine Fourth of July projects (free!)
http://www.cmemag.com/articles/5_Free_July_4_Embroidery_Projects
CME magazine Birthday Bash projects (free!)
http://www.cmemag.com/articles/10_Free_Birthday_Embroidery_Projects
Embroidery Billboard (One Stop Shopping!)
http://embroiderybillbo.readyhosting.com/store/index.html
Embroidery Websites:
Remarkable designs! http://kreationsbykara.com/ Sign up for the newsletter and get over sixty free designs to download - they are stunningly gorgeous!
Misplaced Design Elements:
These could be caused by a power surge during stitching or the embroidery arm was bumped. Turn off the machine and re-start the design, or the machine will continue to stitch in the same incorrect area.
Needle Issues:
A size 80/12 embroidery needle eye is the same size as a standard 90/14 needle eye. The larger eye prevents the thread from breaking as it's pulled through the stitching. Choose embroidery needle size based on the weight of the fabric/stabilizer combination. A small bur because the coating protects the tip from dulling, a tiny burr can cause significant pulling upward of bobbin thread. A titanium-coated needle increases the longevity of a needle because the coating protects the tip from dulling and makes it strong enough to stitch heavy-weight fabric, plus the coating keeps the adhesive from gumming up the needle during stitching. When gumballs appear, white with a damp cotton swab. Do not allow them to fall into the bobbin case. If stitches are very dense, switch to a SMALLER needle size.
Oiling the Machine:
The rule for machine embroidery is to oil after every two projects and clean the lint out between every project. Have a professional clean your machine once a year.
PE Design Next Software tutorials...
http://cynthiasembroidery.blogspot.com/2011/09/videos-for-pe-design-next.html
PE Design Next Software tutorial CDs...
http://carolcp.com/tutorial_next_(9).htm
PE Design Next Software workbook...
http://www.cynthiasembroidery.com/PE-DESIGN-Workbooks_c_2.html
Tension Issues:
During normal sewing, the needle and bobbin threads should be balanced. For embroidery, the needle thread should pull to the wrong side, so the bobbin thread is invisible on the right side. On the wrong side, both the bobbin and needle thread should be visible. Loosen the upper needle tension. Dealers prefer to tighten the bobbin case tension, but it can be done yourself with 1/4 turn adjustments and a small screwdriver. A quarter turn is a very large adjustment for the bobbin tension.
Youtube videos for PE Design Next Software:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2011
Videos for PE-DESIGN NEXT
Hello all,
Just a reminder about the video tutorials I helped created this winter with Brother that have been posted on YouTube. These are great videos to get you started with your software. In writing the scripts for the videos, I used different subjects for the tutorials so they would be a bit different from the lessons you find in my workbooks. Below are the direct links to the individual video tutorials. I hope you find them helpful in learning your software program.
Enjoy!
Cindy
Cynthia's Embroidery
Overview of the software
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/28/eKXamEX93CI
Working with a custom hoop
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/29/uSw1SQ_ktyQ
Programmable Stitch Creator
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/30/ywNkamK2G2c
Design Database
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/31/A0cA8B4rl7k
Template function
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/32/pBuaKu2cfIc
Name Drop
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/33/yQYZffGdzkM
Removing parts of a design - split stitch tool
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/34/HKH7ZhSZ2kQ
Transforming Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/35/EAzrFLKrrRk
Photo Stitch
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/36/H1b71lJwRzQ
Create Floral Lines (The spiral feature)
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/37/GihckhMXSXU
Basic Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/38/qAF3bcwTkJI
Importing a Design and Adding Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/39/-K6CS2xV6Ag
Just a reminder about the video tutorials I helped created this winter with Brother that have been posted on YouTube. These are great videos to get you started with your software. In writing the scripts for the videos, I used different subjects for the tutorials so they would be a bit different from the lessons you find in my workbooks. Below are the direct links to the individual video tutorials. I hope you find them helpful in learning your software program.
Enjoy!
Cindy
Cynthia's Embroidery
Overview of the software
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/28/eKXamEX93CI
Working with a custom hoop
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/29/uSw1SQ_ktyQ
Programmable Stitch Creator
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/30/ywNkamK2G2c
Design Database
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/31/A0cA8B4rl7k
Template function
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/32/pBuaKu2cfIc
Name Drop
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/33/yQYZffGdzkM
Removing parts of a design - split stitch tool
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/34/HKH7ZhSZ2kQ
Transforming Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/35/EAzrFLKrrRk
Photo Stitch
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/36/H1b71lJwRzQ
Create Floral Lines (The spiral feature)
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/37/GihckhMXSXU
Basic Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/38/qAF3bcwTkJI
Importing a Design and Adding Text
http://www.youtube.com/brothersews#p/u/39/-K6CS2xV6Ag
Quilting design embroideries from Sharon Schamber and her daughter Cristy Fincher (owner of www.purpledaisiesllc.com ) - absolutely beautiful designs with no jump-stitching, all continuous-line
http://www.purpledaisiesllc.com/Embroidery_Collections_s/129.htm
Embroidery Machines for home-sewers http://www.brother-usa.com/
Embroidery Machines for professionals/businesses http://www.brother-usa.com/
FREE, online versions of "Through the Needle" magazine from Bernina for machine embroidery, 22 pages each:
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO6/TTNO6.pdf Issue 6
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO7/TTNO7.pdf Issue 7
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO8/TTNO8.pdf Issue 8
http://bernina-ttno.webtuning-cdn.ch/TTNO9/ttno9.html Issue 9 (flip-page style)
Paper templates of hearts to print out - use the words "BE MINE", etc. and decorate your table with fabric hearts - sew cute!
http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/HeartTemplates.pdf
Beautiful springtime bag to create using machine (or hand) embroidery: http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/The_Butterfly_Effect.pdf
Oilcloth bag for rainy days!
http://www.cmemag.com/content_downloads/CMEP-110600-MWO.pdf
I subscribe to Creative Machine Embroidery magazine and highly recommend it...
http://www.cmemag.com/
Check out past issues of CME online: http://www.cmemag.com/issues/January_February_2011
This is a page where I place my notes about machine embroidery, piecing in the hoop, quilting in the hoop, etc. specifically for the Ellageo.
A) Joan Friedrich Retreat
Feb. 2011
Bismarck, North Dakota, USA
My wish list of stabilizer and embroidery items from http://www.bismarcksewingandquilting.com
No-Show Mesh Fusibles
BLC304 white 20" roll WANT
BLC305 black 20" roll WANT
BLC306 beige 20" roll HAVE
Press-Away Topping
BLPFILM 20" roll HAVE
Shape-Flex Fusible Double-sided fusible interfacing
BLFS1510FUS
Fusible Tear-Away FIRM
BLT105 20" roll
Fusible Tear-Away FIRM
BLT105
Stick-Tear Tear Away
BLT102 20" roll HAVE
Comfort Grips for hoops - $4.29 HAVE
Embroidery Buddy (size adult or child's) for fitting embroidery into place on T-shirt/sweatshirts $21.99 WANT
Quick Snap Hoop $199 (magnets will not bother the computer if not left sitting there for long periods of time)
WANT
The Density Works Program $149 - this will pay for itself because you can save 10,000 stitches in a piece of embroidery and it'll still look perfect, plus it will save you extra wear and tear on your machine, needles, stabilizer, etc. WANT
"In the Hoop" book $29.99 and accessory kit $24.99 WANT BOTH (available on amazon.com)
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=embroidery+machine+%22In+the+Hoop%22+book&hl=en&prmd=ivns&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=130150765742975080&sa=X&ei=VKZxTfu2G8KC8gbtsb2XDw&ved=0CFwQ8wIwAA#q=embroidery+machine+%22In+the+Hoop%22+book&hl=en&prmd=ivns&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=130150765742975080&sa=X&ei=VKZxTfu2G8KC8gbtsb2XDw&ved=0CFwQ8wIwAA#
The Master Works II Program is immensely expensive, I believe I could buy a good serger instead for around the same price, $1,800 USD
Quilt Works II is around $600 USD
(online sew-at-home classes) tutorial and book at QW
"Piecing in the Hoop" Nancy Zieman WANT (hoop each block)
"Quilt in the Hoop"
'Interactive Quilting' is another program
A continuous border hoop is available.
Babylock "Evolution" Serger is self-threading in two seconds!
- you can put a hem on a scarf using the wave stitch on this serger
- you can put a zipper for a bag in with a serger
NOTES FROM THE BABY LOCK STABILIZER REF. GUIDE (Feb. 2011)
I is for Interfacing:
Shape-Flex - purses, support sides, fabric bowls, permanent
Shape-Flex Double-Sided Fusible "Don't press it to your ironing board!" crafts, purses, purse bottom, boxes, vases, placemats
C is for Cut Away (or iron off)
Hydro Hold Water-Activated - fr stretchy fabrics like knits, double knits (baby bibs), acrylic, knit hats, stretchy fleece, irregular-shaped items "DO NOT use on towels!" - touch with damp sponge and it disappears!
Super Stable or Cut-Away Soft (Heavy) super stable - for the hoop - heavy duty projects - fleece, knits, sweaters, caps, high density stitch count
Cut-Away Soft Medium in white or black - medium to heavy knits and woven fabrics - use two pieces for anything heavier weight - all stitch counts
No-Show Mesh (nonfusible) May be used to cover embroidery to eliminate scratching on the skin - CLOTHES in black, beige and white
No-Show Mesh Fusible (MUST HAVE!) Can use 3-4 layers - fusing holds the stretch on T-shirts and sweatshirts - use on hard-to-hoop items like baby bibs, use more layers for higher density stitch count - save the fusible scraps! Comes in white, black and beige - great for unstable material - can be used to cover embroidery to eliminate scratching on skin - great for chest area
YOU DO NOT NEED STABILIZER FOR QUILTING IN THE HOOP
T is for Tear-Away
Hydro Hold Water-Activated - cottons and non-stretch fabrics, leather, slick finished-fabrics, irregularly shaped items - temporary - great for RED WORK - use it and tear it away!
Rinse-Away, Tear-Away - TERRY CLOTH TOWELS - still need another behind it - made with polyester - GREAT FOR QUILTING - Son Bonnet Sue, etc. APPLIQUE
********* LOVE THIS!!!!!!!************
Stick-Tear, Tear-Away cottons, fleece, suede, velour, hoopless embroidery projects with med. to high stitch count - NOT for two layers of knit (baby bibs) Hoop it SHINY SIDE UP, Score it with a pin in the shape of an "X", tear away the top layers, then you can use for hoopless projects like slippers that flap open, cuffs, etc.
(Once you have one prepared for your hoop, just leave that in there and replace each time the smaller piece in the center - you can use over and over and over again - saves $!!!) Not for use on sweatshirts!
Tear-Away Soft for denim, corduroy, fleece, light knits, caps, robes and towels - "heavy tear-away_ which provides stability to help prevent puckers and distortion - on terry, always use a topping, too, so stitches don't disappear into the loops of the fabric!
DO NOT USE TEAR-AWAY ON SWEATSHIRTS!!! USE CUT AWAY ON SWEATSHIRTS!!!!
Tear-Away Firm Use to put in a zipper in the hoop - use double-sided sticky tape to keep the zipper in place - denim, coruroy, craft projects, PAPER, coated or water-proof fabrics - temporary
Fusible Tear-Away Firm - PERFECT FOR TERRY TOWELS - all stitch counts incl. HIGH DENSITY - for all decorative stitching - excellent support for lighter knits - use on knits, wovens, cottons or blends - remember to use a topping on terry towels so the stitches don't get lost in the hoop-y fabric of the towel!
W is for Water Soluable
******MUST HAVE*******
Hydro Melt Topping - PERFECT FOR FLUFFY FABRICS (high pile terry cloth, fleece, knits) perfect for stitching on top of fluffy baby blanket fabric Watch out! Spill your drink on it and it disappears!!
Dissolve-Away Mesh (backing)- lace, appliques, emblems, towels, blankets, napkins, ribbon, quilting, bead work, etc., low stitch count, low density
MONEY SAVING TIP: Save your dissolve-away mesh scraps, put in spray bottle with water, WILL NOT MOLD - very heavy starch - you can also "paint" this starch on from a dish, it's so heavy
Dissolve-Away Mesh Self-Adhesive - does the same as above, self-stick, no ironing- make sure everything is nice and dry or it'll disappear!
P is for Press Away
Press-Away Topping
******THIS WILL NOT STICK TO YOUR IRON*******
I've seen it with my own eyes! It completely disappears with the use of an iron - nothing remains on the fabric, embroidery or on the iron! Very cool!
Use when water or tearing would cause damage to your terry cloth, fleece or knits - use a medium hot, dry iron to take it off
-Stabilizers are color-coded and marked with "I", "P", "W", etc. and marked with complete instructions. Making the correct choice will make your final product look professional!
MONEY-SAVING and HEADACHE-SAVING TIP:
Save your old, holy, stained T-shirts and shirts, towels, etc. to do practice run-throughs of your embroidery BEFORE you work on your real project. Save these in three ring binders as project reference examples, with the date, reference to embroidery location, type of threads, stabilizer/s and topping used, etc. so you can refer to it later and recreate it without fuss!
Stabilizers are also great for sewing clothes!
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