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by basketkase 12 Jun 2019 ( edited Jun 17'19 11:45 )
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This oughta keep me busy......I have 22 white and 4 orange tshirts to do for this company and then the owner will have 20 more for me after she tie dyes them....will show you them when I get one done.......

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Comments (9)
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by sonjapotgieter 12 Jun 2019
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So Beautiful!!!
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by stork 12 Jun 2019
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Great designs!!!! You definitely have your hands full......
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by crafter2243 12 Jun 2019
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That is a whole lot of shirts to do. I know you will have them done in no time.
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by noah 12 Jun 2019
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Wow u do an excellent job on t-shirts, not a wrinkle:):)
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by basketkase 12 Jun 2019
How I don't get puckering on tshirts....it is all in how
I digitized it to stitch....I stitched the craft, then udon and the same with the 2nd line text....I find by stitching from the middle out it reduces the push/pull of the fabric therefore not creating puckers...
by basketkase 12 Jun 2019
I meant to type the ydob...
by pennifold 12 Jun 2019
That sounds logical - I'm glad you know how to do it. Love Chris
by noah 12 Jun 2019
wow new idea thanks your the best at this Vicki
by mops 13 Jun 2019
I know it is the way to design for caps, Embird even has a setting that does it for you. But I never thought of using that for shirts as well. Great tip, Vicky, thanks!
by basketkase 13 Jun 2019
I know, Martine........While I was digitizing for these tshirts, I had the idea that the tshirt material is so bad for pull compensation that maybe the way we do hats would work best for tshirt stuff and boy, was I pleased with the result....have all 26 done and not one pucker...Yay! Unfortunately I have to sequence this myself as Bernina software doesn't have an automatic command for it....
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by sewtired 13 Jun 2019
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Isn't she awesome! Expert digitizer, expert embroiderer, expert cat lady, and she shares her tips with us.
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by pennyhal2 14 Jun 2019
I agree!
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by crazypatchmama 14 Jun 2019
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Really beautifully stitched. Thank you for the tip, will I be able to apply it is another question. :-))
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by pennyhal2 14 Jun 2019
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I don't know that I have the skill to actually stitch on this type of shirt. It doesn't look like a very sturdy knit to me. But, you sure nailed it!
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by sebsews 16 Jun 2019
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Thanks for the great tip!
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by sonjapotgieter 17 Jun 2019
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Many thanks