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Cutie #8325809
25 Sep 2008
( edited Sep 26'08 18:36 )
+25✽
has anyone ever done this puff embroidery what materials are needed thanks
Comments (10)
34304✽
I have not done it but is on my to do list.It really looks neat. Have you checked the tutorial on emblibrary?
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Puff embroidery
www.emblibrary.com
4 comments
got it thank you how is hubby
thanks*4u
He is doing better, should be out of the hospital in the next couple of days. Thanks for asking
glad he is doing better and keep your strngth also
6578✽
you need to use a puff foam and designs specially digitized for "puff" look and then you tear apart slowly and voila ...puffy 3D looking design
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sounds nice
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Cutie #8325825
25 Sep 2008
+6✽
I have not done it but know I have some puff designs lol
2 comments
i have some christmas ones
Could you please tell me where you found them i would like to give it a try, have a great day.*4u
16513✽
I haven't tried it but it sounds interesting. A flower for you
145791✽
I've not done any MM but it looks like it would be nice to do on somethings giving them more dimension. *
31942✽
I tried it but didn't have a "PUFF" design so it didn't turn out :( Good Luck with your x-mas designs. * 2 U
60484✽
I have not, yet...they look like fun, ****
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yes they do i need to get puff foam before i can try
8045✽
I tried it several years ago. You need foam. It comes in different colors. I had a pagesus that said it was made for puff embroidery. Anyway, long story short. It didn't work. I don't know what went wrong. I tried it several times. I'm lucky that it did work without the foam though. Let us know if you try it and how it works for you.
35675✽
I have done it. It turns out nice. Put it on a tote bag, so haven't washed it too many times. Be sure & match up the color of the foam to the color of the thread...doesn't have to match perfectly.
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ok great tip to know lol
27608✽
I for one do not know what it is??????? Where would I find some to check it out?