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by Cutie #8325809 08 Mar 2008 ( edited Mar 08'08 19:22 )
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ok told you guys i would be needing a lot of help lets talk stabilizer what kind do you use for these free standing projects? thanks

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by marjialexa 08 Mar 2008
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Mary, for Free Standing Lace, you use the heavier water soluble stabilizer, the one that looks more like regular stabilizer, not plastic wrap. Shirlener88 and Meganne have put up many FSL projects lately, bookmarks, and a dove bowl that are really nice. I'm sure they will give you more specific information on how to stabilize FSL and lots of encouragement to try it. Do take a look at their projects, they are outstanding. Again, welcome to you, and ask away, someone will know!! Marji
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by clawton 08 Mar 2008
Got it covered. Good answer.
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by nglover1 08 Mar 2008
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marymoore , Welcome to the family. I use the heavier also ,you need is for the body. A flower for you .
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by sira 08 Mar 2008
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Hello marymoore,my advice is to you:go to www.emblibrary.com.In home page on the right-is embroideryLibrary Projects- tap that.In there on the left: Show all Technigues. There you find Freestanding Lace Instructions - Choose that. You can take a copy of that page so you can have it beside you when you are embroidering.Hope you understood me- it`s harder to write ,because my mother tongue isn`t English( my dictionary is in use-feels like I´m back in school)I`m also rather new in machine embroidery. And welcome among "cute" friends!
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by dlmds 08 Mar 2008
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Thank to you all. Good question and answer. Something all of use novices can use. H.*'s.
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by dlmds 08 Mar 2008
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Marymoore, You can ask all questions here, that is another reason I love this site. Everyone is so kind and helpful!! I meant to say "us" not "use". I am really wacked today. to much on my feeble mind.