Here is a Native American design (EmbLib a7971 Eagle Spirit) I made on an olive colored Tshirt. Turned out great but was probably a bit dense for tshirt material. But, I love it anyway.
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6122I also have this design and my son wanted it on a black T-shirt with Mylar behind it. He picked out different colors, I love the colors you used. Turned out very nice.
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by rsloan
08 May 2013
Thank you -- I love "playing" with all the possible color combinations. I bet he loved his too.
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37638Fantastic job. It really looks great. I was in a class recently and we were talking about the density of the EL designs. One lady said she purchased a smaller size and just enlarges (sorry don't know amount) and they are about right in density. I have not tried this yet , just thought I would share it.
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by ansalu
05 May 2013
Good idea. If I'm not sure wich size I should take I also buy the smaller cause it would be better to enlarge them than to reduce.
by nualaa
06 May 2013
Thank you for the tip. These designs are in my projects to do list. Want to do them on cushions.
by rsloan
08 May 2013
Thanks for the above discussion, I too have heard about enlarging (maybe it was up to 10%), but I'm always afraid it will screw up the design -- and with this many color thread changes I didn't want to do a trial stitchout. I guess I'll just have to bit the bullet and try the enlarging idea and see haow that works.
3286Wow! Gorgeous design and you must really be good at stabilizing.
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by rsloan
08 May 2013
Well, actually I'm kind of new at this. I've had my Pfaff CP only since February so I'm still learning. I used one layer of mesh stabilizer (with Dritz spray stickum) and one layer of cutaway (medium - with Dritz spray stickum) and it seems to work for most Tshirts for me. Seems I'm drawn to the dense designs ---- Thanks for looking
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