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I have tried the sleigh, snowman, and the reigndeer. All are so think and knoted on the back, I dont want to give them to anyone. I think the sleigh is the worst. Is anyone else having this problem, or is there something I can do to.
Thanks Iva
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eastwitch2
13 Nov 2010
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What water soluble stabilizer are you using and how many layers?
What size needle are you using?
What thread are you using?
EastWitch2
What size needle are you using?
What thread are you using?
EastWitch2
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Water saluble stablizer, size 11 needle, and Poly X-40 thread.
Is it the Firbrous type of water soluble stabilizer or the film type?
Did you use 2 layers?
EastWitch2
Did you use 2 layers?
EastWitch2
I had the same problem. I used 2 layers fibrous WSS, size 11 needle and 40wt embroider on top and bobbin thread. But, they turned out all with wads of thread on the back. I do a lot of FS embroidery and never have had such a mess of thread on the back.
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eastwitch2
13 Nov 2010
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I wonder if you try to size them larger just by abit if that would help.
Are you cutting the jump threads between color stops?
Other wise contact Designs by Sick and get them to correct the problem.
I know they are very small and perhaps they are just too dense for the size they are that could be the problem.
EastWitch2
Are you cutting the jump threads between color stops?
Other wise contact Designs by Sick and get them to correct the problem.
I know they are very small and perhaps they are just too dense for the size they are that could be the problem.
EastWitch2
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eastwitch2
13 Nov 2010
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If these are the FSL Mylar Holiday Earrigns on DBS website did you use Mylar and the Water Soluble stabilizer for the Earrings?
EastWitch2
EastWitch2
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Thanks for asking and for your comments - I have not tried them yet but was planning to and will be anticipating the feedback from other.
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ooo bummer, I see a couple of ppl over there have had the same problem. I suspect that it might be digitised to NOT be only FSL, but that you need the mylar to help stabilise. hrm .. this was on my to-do-list .. perhaps I'll wait now to see if the design is corrected (or if they do indeed answer that mylar is needed to sew out correctly). :) xXx
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They definately have to be stitched on water soluble and the mylar.
They are free standing just like free standing lace. Just have fewer stitches than regular free standing lace designs because you want the mylar to show through.
EastWitch2
They are free standing just like free standing lace. Just have fewer stitches than regular free standing lace designs because you want the mylar to show through.
EastWitch2
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mommadooks
14 Nov 2010
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I sent them a message, hope they will give me some answers.