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by mommadooks 20 Aug 2010 ( edited Aug 20'10 13:53 )
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I went and got a different stabalizer today and redid the ornament. I think it looks better. Let me know if there is something more that I could do to it.

Comments (13)
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by mommadooks 20 Aug 2010
+6
Here is the ornament.
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by embroideryalv 20 Aug 2010
IT looks Great!!! what stabilizer did you use?
by mommadooks 20 Aug 2010
It is called Aqua Magic. used one layer
by shazells 20 Aug 2010
These also look beautiful if you put mylar on it just lay it over the solvy stabalizer and stitch over it the rest will peel away and gives an awsome affect
by mommadooks 20 Aug 2010
I think I have a ways to go befor using mylar. LOL
by dlmds 20 Aug 2010
You did a very nice job on this ornament. H&*
by shazells 20 Aug 2010
if you can stitcth this lovely ornament you can use mylar dont be afraid to try just lay it on top of your stabalizer and stitch out the design as normal never had anything so easy ive been doing it to fsl angels they look awsome the surplus around the design just peels away rinse as normal the light just makes your work shimmer
by shirlener88 20 Aug 2010
It looks lovely - you could use a small amount of a product form DecoArt called Craft Twinkles - it i brush-on glitter pain - I use the Crystal - it give it a very nice touch on the tree with lights glowing.
by lflanders 20 Aug 2010
This is very pretty! You did a great job!
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by nhsmith55 20 Aug 2010
+6
I think it looks wonderful! Good job!
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by mariahail 20 Aug 2010
+5
Looks perfect to me!!!!****
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by designgirl 20 Aug 2010
+5
Looks great
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by beatie58 20 Aug 2010
+5
Looks wonderful!
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by eastwitch2 20 Aug 2010
+5
Your ornament turned out really great.
I am so glad you tried the fibrous type of water soluble stabilizer.

EastWitch2
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by kalinelson 20 Aug 2010
+4
Beautiful ornament....great job.
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by michele921 20 Aug 2010
+3
it looks greaat!!! what a difference using the right stabilizer, when you wash out the stabilizer try leaving some in / not rinsing fully, this will help keep it stiffer for you. You can also make a mixture with the leftover stabilizer add a little alcohol to the mixture to keep it from molding is what I have read. You can put it in a spray bottle and sprizt the FSL when needed. <br /><br />I have also read to clean up any little threads that might be sticking out to use a wood burning tool. I have not used one myself because my husband used my tool and now I can't find it LOL <br /><br />Sometimes I will do a 2nd stitch of the base stitching to make it thicker. I did the Santa faces last xmas for evr1 in my family so I wanted a heavier base on them so I did the 2nd stitch. <br /><br />Now you will be hooked on FSL :) LOL
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by capoodle 20 Aug 2010
+3
Looks pretty perfect to me. Good Job.
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by bevgrift 20 Aug 2010
+2
Wonderful!
Well done.
From Bev
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by nanniesara 20 Aug 2010
+1
Very pretty!!!
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by jayce 20 Aug 2010
+1
Love FSL, This is lovely
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by psssst 20 Aug 2010
0
Turned out perfect. In the future if you want to play around before the design starts to stitch the outline and the swirls change the thread color (also in the bobbin) light tone on dark tone would be very pretty even contrasting colors. Let your imagination run free, do not fear experimenting.