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I just took an Elmer glue stick on the edge of one piece of wws, and stuck another piece to it. That seems that it is going to work for me. The glue is washable, so it will come out after I stitch. Hugs.
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read the previous post regarding this.
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answers.cuteembroidery.com
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Thank you Jrob. H.&*.
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Cutie #8325825
19 Oct 2008
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I recall reading that ironing post also. It was blhamblen but I have not tried it yet
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It may work for other stabilizers, but I could not get it to work for the H20gone. H.&*.
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that's an excellent thing 4 us to know dimds thanks *4U
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Thank you Lbrow. Hugs &*.
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Cutie #8325809
19 Oct 2008
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well now darn never thought of that lol where is my glue stick
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Cutie #8325809
19 Oct 2008
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thank you dlmds for this post found my glue stick and yes it sure does work i am busy doing some 3d pointsettas making a bunch and going to make a garland for x mas tree and wow thank you
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Hope you post for us to see. They sound beautiful. H.&*.
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Genius.....
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Thank you, first genius thing I ever remember doing. HaHa!! H.&*.
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Can someone tell me what a Elmer gluestick is??? I never heard this name before, is it like a Pritt gluestick??? Thanks in advance for your answers.
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They are sticks of washable glue, probably any washable glue stick would work, as "Elmers" is just a brand name. They can be found in school supplies. H.&*.
Thanks, i'll trie *4U
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I use water soluble stabilizer and I dampen edges of scraps with touch of water on end of finger and press scraps together, let dry and I am able to use this to embroider on without wasting.
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I tryed this, however, I could not find a way to use a small enough amount of water that the H20gone would not wrinkle where it was put together. H.&*.
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Cutie #8325809
19 Oct 2008
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iris2006 here is a glue stick
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Thank you M.M. I will now be using many of them.H.&*.