It tries to place the stabilizer on this part of the embroidering it places more two small pieces and it is observing. I keep to all the remnants of the estabelizador to use to advantage in parts that can tear.
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Experimente colocar o estabilizador sobre esta parte do bordado coloque mais dois pedacinhos e fique observando. Eu guardo todos os retalhos do estabelizador para aproveitar em partes que podem rasgar.

That's beautiful. But don't scrap it. Take your eyelet and attach it with a couple of stitches and then use the glue from the stabilizer to keep it together. I use a mesh stabilizer it's a little more sturdier.

Well at least you tryed some of us never try & others (like me) took years till i tryed FSL>):)Carolyn

Terre gave you a good save - but sometimes these things just decide to do what they want to do. LOL It looks like the stabilizer may have loosen up some - I have found that sometimes it need extra tightening to do well.

I'm glad you haven't let this discourage you from trying again. I use the cloth type of WSS and it works great.

If you can get a single hole needle plate for your machine then try that when doing FSL.
That will stop your stitching being sucked down into the bobbin area as it only has a small hole which is much smaller than using a Zip Zag Stitch plate.

Also I think you will find that usinga heavier weight water soluble stabilizer like Badgemaster or the Fibrous type of water soluble stabilizer like Vilene water soluble or Aqua Magic or Wet & Gone will work better for FSL.
I like the Vilene Fibrous type the best for lace as it will not punch out/rip or stretch while doing FSL.
Try again you will love it!

EastWitch2

Next time you will do better

you are still braver then me... i havn't tried it yet. But they look so beautiful!

You may want to try more than one layer of WSS or use a heavier weight WSS.

That's ok. At least you're giving FSL a try. I haven't had the nerve yet but I love the look. Thanks for sharing

I have not tried it yet.. but I may soon.. I have the stabilizers just have to find the time.Yours looks like it would have done nicely if it didn't mess up..

Linda, I am glad to see that you attempted FSL and are going to try again. I do believe it was your stabilizer - however - if you want to save it - just loop a ribbon of the same color on it and stitch it down - put a pretty little jewel on the front of it and no one will know - it wasn't supposed to be that way - unless you tell them. Any time that you have a new design and a free one - you really need to do a test stitch - so just feel like this is that - I would also suggest a much stronger WSS - I use the one that looks like mesh material and I use two layers of it - on each design that I stitch - unless I know it is a really dense design and I might put in an extra layer for that - keep on stitching - you did a great job and I am so thrilled to see that you tried FSL.

Ohhhh, that's a shame, the work was nearly finished. But I agree with Shirlene. I would do the same and give you the same advice. Your next piece is guaranteed to be perfect. Hugs Hilde

The first try of anything is always an "experiment"! I just started doing FSL and I am using two layers of the fiberous kind (vilene) and it seems to do very nicely.

Thanks for posting your 1st attempt! I have so many oopsies. I sometimes wonder if it is me. Besides recognizing we all have trials with our work, I learn from the responses of the more experienced Cuties! Funny though, most times my issues go back to stabilizers! *s

well my first time was a mess. The WSS was not strong enough, but i gave it another try and learned from the first time. so will you.
And like shirlene said you can still use it .

It is very pretty, sorry you lost the ring part. Maybe you could hand embroidery a loop on it. Judy