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by sand 24 Apr 2009 ( edited May 06'09 10:47 )
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I could not get the bag into the frame, the cloth was to heavy and also very hard. So I put some very solid "tear away" in the frame and fixed the bag onto that before embroidering. I put the machine on slow and watched over it, as I had to help with a little push once in a while to get it going nicely. It sounds a bit tricky, but actually it was not that hard.

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Comments (14)
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by 10tje 24 Apr 2009
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Thank for explanation, great idea.!!*
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by sand 24 Apr 2009
I use the same system for very thick and soft towels. (then of course with wash away on the top)
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by michelej 24 Apr 2009
+3
Thanks for the info...
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by asterixsew 24 Apr 2009
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Thanks for this information as I was wondering
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by modo 24 Apr 2009
+3
good to know*
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by shirlener88 25 Apr 2009
+3
Pia, thank you - very nice to view and see what you actually did. *4U
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by migs 25 Apr 2009
+3
umm, brave!
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by waterlily 25 Apr 2009
+4
It sounds like a lot of work, but your results were deffinately worth it!
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by sand 29 Apr 2009
No actually it is not so bad, as the designs are quit simple. Just need a little paitience for putting it right and slow sewing.
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by momabear 25 Apr 2009
+3
nice job
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by gerryvb 25 Apr 2009
+3
thanks for sharing this tip!
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by mysew1325 25 Apr 2009
+3
nice work...
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by katydid 26 Apr 2009
+3
What are those dark round things holding the bag? My dealer showed me how to turn bag wrong side out hold back side up and away as bag is being stitched. I works!!! Post your finished bag,so we can see.
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by sand 29 Apr 2009
I can see that you have found the finished bag. :-)
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by lbrow 05 May 2009
+1
Sand I call that good old ingenuity *
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by toet 06 May 2009
+1
Very cleaver****
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by lillybeth 06 May 2009
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I take out one side of the bag, then embroider it, and close it back up when finished