Hi Toogie, I've done that before and the only way I got our of it was to trim really close with my Canary brand curved scissors to remove as much of the cut away as I could. I found that once I used the same thread top and bottom that most of the cut away stabiliser disappeared. So good luck with it all and I am sure it will be fine. Love Chris

Toogie I did this very recently and saved it buy putting another piece of stabiliser in the hoop and I stitched the outline of the design out. My rubbish trimming skills had left the edge with furry cut threads everywhere. I used double sided tape to hold the patch in place so it fitted exactly or near enough to exactly and re stitched very successfully the over stitched edge. My problem now is that the tear away is still glued to the back of the patch but I decided to leave it there. My mistake today is to embroider a childs name onto a flannel and I have spelled the name wrong. He he, so that now needs sorting. Have fun with your saving of your patch but first walk away and have a cuppa and a break

Toogie, if you have a craft heat tool like a soldering iron, you can run the hot tip around the outside edge and it should remove the remaining cut away stabilizer...keep the hot tip moving as it could melt your satin edge. I do this all the time. Hope this helps...I did e-mail you two patch files earlier this morning...don't know if you saw them...

Sorry, just seeing this but you did great work! I hope the rest of the embroidery/sewing/holiday season is problem free.