I need help again!
I have an in-the-hoop towel hanger design.I thought I had the instructions, but I can't find them. Can someone point me in the right direction? My main question is, what do I do about the hem of the corner that is within the stitch area. TIA~Nancy
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You've gotten good advice. I'll e-mail you info. in a minute.
Hugs,
Jacqueline
70914I believe that design comes from smartstitch. When I did mine after I stitched out the outline I then trimmed back the hem so that it wouldn't be so thick for the needle to go through. It worked out fine and my daughter-in-law loves it for exercise class
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by eteaff
09 Mar 2012
Yes indeed they do. I sewed out the turkey as a door hanger for Thanksgiving. It turned out very cute!
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3368what does the design look like? do you know where you got it? I may be able to help you. Sounds like you are have fun.
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by nhsmith55
08 Mar 2012
I am having fun. I need a birthday gift for a nephew of mine. I embroidered an apron with the words "Barbeque" from EmbLibrary, I think. It's really cute! And I want the towel to go with it.
by mommajo
08 Mar 2012
It sounds like alexgrandma has the right answer. I would try to get rid of some of the thickness too. Good luck. will send you a email check for it
3368I made a few of them. It does depend on where the hole is.. I would usually cut the hem because it is to thick for my machine.U
Usually the first hoop is the placement of the towel on the stabilizer. Then next may be the hole. I cut off as much of the towel corner as possible.
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