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by jokin 14 Jan 2009 ( edited Jan 14'09 01:49 )
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Has anyone tried to embroider a design on a down filled coat or jacket? My nephew asked me to do this for him... they are very thick and slick... I have a Singer futura... Thanks!!!

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by adelmarie 14 Jan 2009
+4
I have not done it, but I will reap the seam close to the area where you want to put the design on and then sew it back close. Another option is using the fusible backing used to make patches.
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by shirlener88 14 Jan 2009
I like these idea's.
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by handy 14 Jan 2009
+4
yyyaa4. This lady has one in projects. I'll bet she can help
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by clawton 14 Jan 2009
It looked very nice. I believe it was a vest type jacket.
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by jrob 14 Jan 2009
+5
MASH down the design area as flat as you can get it. I dont know how yours is sewn, but if it is squares or sewn in channels, just stretch some water soluable over it and PIN the dickens out of it so it is as flat as you can get it without sewing pins.
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by raels011 14 Jan 2009
+2
I have not done a jacket but have done sleeping bags and I just hooped the stabilizer and baste stitched the bag to stablizer Came out great
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by jofrog2000 14 Jan 2009
+1
Fusible backed patches would be the way I would go for a down jacket. Mashing down the feathers would take away their ability to do their job and that would make a cold spot.
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