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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010 ( edited Mar 05'10 02:09 )
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I was reading an article about embroidering on an umbrella. It looks good. Has anyone tried this yet? I want to try one but will I wind up with a leak? TIA ;D

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by jacquipaul 04 Mar 2010
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Think that I once read that one can use "Fray check" or a similar product on the underside, to keep the umbrella waterproof, but I have not tried it.
*4u!
Jacqueline
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thanks, sounds good ;D *2U
by bokkieborduur 04 Mar 2010
I agree with Jacqueline. Marie
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by americangirl 04 Mar 2010
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Or maybe you could spray it with those products that seal tents.
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
GREAT ideal ;D *2U
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by suzettebritz 04 Mar 2010
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I hope you succeed! I will then like to copy you!
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thanks...LOL ;D *2U
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by psssst 04 Mar 2010
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The visual I have for hooping it is hysterical in my head! GL and post a pic of it.
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thanks, I am looking at the magazine that it's in. Of course they make it look easy. I will try it out on my blue umbrella...LOL ;D *2U
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by iris2006 04 Mar 2010
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I know that 10tje did one, mebey you can send her a PM and can she help you.
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thanks ;D *2U
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by asterixsew 04 Mar 2010
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The bit at the end 'will I end up with a leak' made me laugh. Somewhere I saw a piece about umberellas but at the moment I dont know where. Have fun with the project and hope it works well
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
LOL...Thanks! I sure would hate to do a pretty umbrella, looking like Project Runway. Then find out that it's leaking on me...ROFL FIESTA ;D *2U
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by gg2009 04 Mar 2010
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There is a product to waterproof leather/shoes for wearing in dewey grass. I've used it on the shoes I wore camping and it works. I don't remember the name, but it was in the shoe department. Wouldn't that prevent leaks???
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
I don't know if it will work but it's worth a try ;D *2U
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by jrob 04 Mar 2010
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I did one. I had to go to a friend's house and borrow her commercial machine, because of having to hold it while open to embroider on. I had to stand there and hold it the entire time since it would have been too heavy to let go of. Used sticky stabilizer and tent sealer on the inside. I actually used one of the redwork ladies in the rain from this site and put initials on it. It was for the friend that owns the machine. She said she loved it, but wasn't going to do any more due to the time taken in having to hold it. I haven't tried it again either.;)
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thanks for sharing. The magazine makes it seem simple. I am not looking forward to holding anything ;D *2U
by asterixsew 04 Mar 2010
Thanks for the info jrob
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by mary51 04 Mar 2010
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I saw once an embroidered umbrella and it was beautiful(do not remember where), that is one of my future projects too, I do not know how to, but I woould think you will have to take the umbrella apart so can hoop it, find the right design one that does not have too much density, hoop and embroider it. ( Well i think), that my idea maybe someone has a better one.
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by mad14kt 04 Mar 2010
Thank you ;> It's in Creative Machine Embroidery on page 58. It looks easy but I won't know until I try it...LOL ;D *2U
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by dlmds 05 Mar 2010
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I have not, however, sounds as tho many others have. H&*
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by mad14kt 06 Mar 2010
Thanks ;D *2U