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by Cutie #8325825 28 Sep 2008 ( edited Sep 28'08 11:38 )
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I imagine if you use the water soluable thread it is perfect

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by Cutie #8325809 28 Sep 2008
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wow amazing i put that in my favorites it had some tutorials also thank you my dear
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by Cutie #8325825 28 Sep 2008
so very welcome, hope you still have your scraps from Dixie's blanket!
by Cutie #8325809 28 Sep 2008
yep i do lol
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by lbrow 28 Sep 2008
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Thank U misscharlie, but I'm not doing to well on getting utube things *4U
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by Cutie #8325825 28 Sep 2008
Will email you
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by adelmarie 28 Sep 2008
+4
Thanks a lot for the tip
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by Cutie #8325825 28 Sep 2008
It gave me a visual of what ssarner was saying. Add the water soluble thread to it and you can use it for everything like towels and blankets
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by iris2006 28 Sep 2008
+2
Thanks for ther explanation and the saving tip
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by lmartinez4171 28 Sep 2008
+2
I would have never thought to look on You Tube. Thanks.
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by Cutie #8325825 28 Sep 2008
I have found a lot of embroidery help on youtube
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by kraai 28 Sep 2008
+2
thanks for sharing
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by blhamblen 28 Sep 2008
+1
WOW some good info there THANX :)