And yes, I know it wouldn't be as nice but I was just curious.

thanks for all the inspiration. I will try it and let you know how it turns out. Thanks so much for your replies. This is such a great group to belong to.

I don't know why you couldn't....would you need some wash away stabilizer on top? Would you use the heavier weight thread like the FSL designs use instead of just regular embroidery thread? Be sure to share your results! We are all interested to see how it turns out. Like Bev says, you may start a new trend.

The only stupid or dome questions are the ones nobody ask....flowers 4 all

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by sewfrenzie 16 Jun 2011

I so Agree! You may start a trend will your ideas!

I have put FSL designs on sweatshirts. They turned out to be very pretty. Try it, but you have to let us know if you liked it on felt and if possible post a picture in Projects.

I often put FSL on tulle-turns out well each time - need to trim edges though- this method saves using expensive washaway. I hoop about 3 layers of tulle and float 1 layer of washaway on top. good luck
hugs and sparkles from minicow

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by littlelambs 15 Jun 2011

great idea! I may have to try that!!

I often put FSL on tulle-turns out well each time - need to trim edges though- this method saves using expensive washaway. I hoop about 3 layers of tulle and float 1 layer of washaway on top. good luck
hugs and sparkles from minicow

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Considering the density of the design and the weight of the fabric using good judgement it should be fine.

Have never tried, although I have done fsl on other fabrics because it was a design I really liked and had no problems. Think I'd try it out on some scrap felt first. Good luck!

I have never done it but why not. Give it a try. maybe you will start something new.
Bev