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I don't know but send this TTT for other Cuties to help you. :)
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evajungermann
14 Jun 2009
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Will pucker.
What about stitching on a foundation material and use the ready made stitchout as an applique on the scarf? You could use this melting applique helper, which will prevent the material to stretch while appliqueing.
What about stitching on a foundation material and use the ready made stitchout as an applique on the scarf? You could use this melting applique helper, which will prevent the material to stretch while appliqueing.
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shirlener88
14 Jun 2009
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It sounds like Eva has the answer - but I don't think I would do it any other way - either. *4U
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Cutie #8325849
17 Jun 2009
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A tear away backing would be a good idea. Also use Solvie as your stabilizer. You lay the Solvie right on top in the hoop, then after the design is done sewing, you wet with a water bottle, which dissolves, and tear away the extra that is not around the embroidered design.
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simplyrosie
17 Jun 2009
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I've done what Eva suggests many times. I'm always afraid I'll screw up my scarf material! lol