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Quick question-when embroidering on fleece do you use a cut-a-way or tear away stabilizer? Please someone answer ASAP. Thanks!
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Use cut-away stabilizer. This is from Embroidery Library.
http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/ELProjects/Projects.aspx?productid=PR1323
http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/ELProjects/Projects.aspx?productid=PR1323
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Embroidering on Fleece
www.emblibrary.com
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Thanks a bunch!
I did it just like they said. I forget they have those HELP tutorials there, for people like me who can't remember anymore!-lol-Check out my finish in Projects and thank you again for such a quick reply. I didn't have much time today, as I was canning and trying to sew.
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I use cut away as well and have even used dressmakers interfacing but not the iron on type.
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That's a good idea. Thank you!
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I use WSS on top & Btm... I don't like the scratchy stabilizer hurting the baby, My opinion, for what it is worth... Hugs, judy...
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Your opinion is worth a lot Judy! I just don't know what Btm is--
Bottom..
lol
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I use cut away on the back and wash away on top..
Hugs
Doreen
Hugs
Doreen
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Thanks Doreen, that's just what I did. The set is in Projects as I just finished it.
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I don't know if you remember all the initial fleece scarves I used to make. I used solvy or wss on the top and wash-a-way tear-a-way in the hoop. Spray and lay fleece on top and don't hoop because it will leave a hoop burn. I would run a whole load through the wash and dry at a time. Kay
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Thanks Kay and I do remember all the scarves you made. I also remember how you helped me before. I did remember to use the WSS, but I had forgotten which one use underneath.
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Used sticky tear away in the hope, so the project will not have to be hoped but it sticks on the tear away, and on top the wash away. Good luck with the project !!
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Thanks!
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dragonflyer
13 Jun 2017
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Looks like Cuties to the rescue and fast...glad you got your answer quickly and your project done!
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Thanks!