I have been wanting to ask this for a while now.. can you use a FSL design as a regular design??..has anyone done this.. ??and if so what does it look like...??

Most definitely. Try it you'll like it. *

Hello everybody, I have another suggestion when using FSL designs on normal fabric: enlarge the design by 10 or even 15 % without increasing the stitch number. I have done it; it will look beautiful! Hugs, Mary

I have used FSL on material and the design turned out really well. It was a design for Christmas napkin rings in golds reds and greens. I used a white poly/cotton. The material probably had more polly in it then cotton as it had a very soft sheen to it. I was very pleased with result.

I have and they look fine.***

So glad you asked this..we must be on the same wavelength as I was going to ask this today!!!

Ihave done them on felt many times and they turn out great. I haven'ttried them on any other fabric, but I think they would turn out fine.

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by mysew1325 20 Aug 2009

thank you everyone.. I am going to try one maybe one on felt for a book mark..

some look great I have a rooster that is lovely stiched on fabric.

I have made fsl as table runners many time & my friends love there gifts .They turn out extra nice on white material.Can,t think what its called .It is what a chefs apron is made out of.

I personally would stitch out the design and do what dkjack does, zig zag on the material. I've done this before and the designs always look outstanding.

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Thanks for asking the question. Nice to know. I would have stitched out the design as usual and then zig zagged onto the material.

Thank you for this question***

Merci; thanks for asking.
*4u!
Jacqueline

I've never done it on cotton, but have stitches FSL designs on netting or organza if I did not quite trust it. I agree with Shirlene, I might be a bit dense.

great question thanks....Knew Shirlener88 would answer for u..our little fsl pro she is

I always wondered on that thanks for asking and Shirlen thanks for answering. *4u both

Yes, you can - might be a bit dense - depending on the design! Have fun - share it in projects! *4U

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