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Hi I am embroidering a flower on a towel but the towel is to thick for the hoop - I was sure I saw an article about basting to hold it together.
I have ruined one towel because it went off line very badly
Can any cutie advise me - thanks xxx
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463489✽
1. Here is a link to free basting stitches.
When I made my own I used the single stitch frame that came with my machine. I made it larger or smaller to fit my frames and saved them on the machine to make them convenient.
When I made my own I used the single stitch frame that came with my machine. I made it larger or smaller to fit my frames and saved them on the machine to make them convenient.
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http://answers.cuteembroidery.com/4637868/Hello-Cuties-Any-digitizers-there-4x4.html
answers.cuteembroidery.com
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thank you x
6491✽
I also use sticky back wss when I do towels I love it. The link is the best price I can find today.
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Adhesive-Back Aqua-Melt Water Soluble Stabilizer
www.allthreads.com
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thank you x
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michele921
12 May 2010
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I pin my towels to the stabilizer real close to the edge of the hoop, just watch to make sure the needle doesn't hit any pins near the edge. I did have it hit one before, went right through the head of the pin, glad my fingers don't have to be there LOL
10494✽
What brand of software do you have? I use Artista and I went online to Bernina and downloaded a free set of basting stitches for the various hoops I have. They have come in very handy.
122866✽
If you go to the link below you will be able to download a zip file with all the basting stitches I have digitised.
Hugs and roses, Meganne
Hugs and roses, Meganne
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http://www.bertinastudio.com/newsletter/bertinanewszine.php
www.bertinastudio.com
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thank you meganne xxx