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by mimisue 05 Dec 2008 ( edited Dec 05'08 17:04 )
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Does anyone have advice about embroidering designs that do not pucker on thin fabrics?

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by dlmds 05 Dec 2008
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Mimisue, This can be a hard one. It can depends on the hooping, the fabric, and the stabilizer. Your stabilizer need to be taunt, but not stretched. It is said heavy stabilizer for light fabric, and lighter stabilizer for heavy fabric. At times I have used sewing iron-on interfacing on the back of light fabric before I embroidery on it. There have been times that I had to make the thread tenion looser. It does not work very well to try and put a dense design on light fabric, use light, airy designs This is another reason to always do a test stitch. After you do your test stitch, write us and say what fabric,needle,and thread you used, and what your design is doing or not doing. This would make it easier to give you better advice. Boy, am I a blabber mouth or what. HaHa!! I hope I have given you some help, and not just confused you more. Happy embroidering!! H&*.
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by jrob 05 Dec 2008
good answers.;)
by peggy 05 Dec 2008
exactly... especially the part about dense design and testing
by mimisue 06 Dec 2008
Thanks. I will try these suggestions.