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Don't get nice ones to buy. Made own from waffle weave, but as you can see monkey didn't stitch out well on this - for daughter. Teapot for mom (86yrs) who tend to put everything in drawer!
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shirlener88
27 Aug 2009
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Suzette, these are nice dishtowels - did you a WSS topping for the monkey? I do on fabric like this - some times - two-three layes - it does help. *4U
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Well definitely do that! Thanks!
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Cute, Suzette, and Shirlene is right. Use the WSS (water soluable stabilizer) on top and it will keep the fabric down and let the design "sit" on top.;)
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I like the waffle weave. More absorbent. These are nice & my daughters say the same thing about me. I just put everything away instead of using it. *4U
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I like usng the waffle weave towels. I use a stabilizer on the bottom the towel n the middle and a water soluable stabilizer on top. Give it a try.
Susan
Susan
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Thanks for this tip!
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ahgirlblonde007
01 Sep 2009
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they look very nice, fortunately you live and learn. Like others, I had done some towels and got really frustrated with them, until I learned to put the WSS on top. They turn out so much better that way.
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Good answers to waffle weave. They can be tricky. make sure it is dense and use the solvy topping. The teapot looks great!!
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In the picture the monkey looks fine, was it because of the waffle and the thin arms and legs? I don't see any problem via the picture and the tea pot looks great. I love the waffle fabric as well, but don't find it around here. Where did you get yours? Peggy