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It is a fuseable material that you iron on the back of your finished designs so they won't Scratch your skin.
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There is several on the market and yesterday someone was asking about Cloud Cover Stitch and the proper way to iron it on.
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Link to the Cloud Cover Post
answers.cuteembroidery.com
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Thank you for the link I'll check it out.
Dawn
Dawn
Cloud works nicely, when properly applied... thanks again to everyone who responded with assistance.
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dlonnahawkins
23 Mar 2011
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I bought something just like it at Joann's and used a 50% off coupon - so it was not too bad. It is by Sulky and called Tender Touch. Love it, and it is good on kids and baby items.
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I asked at Joann's and no one knew what I was asking for! Thank you so much! I now will be able to go back and find it myself. LOL. Don't get me wrong usually they are very helpful. And I will be cheaper to buy here than having it shipped.
Thank you!
Dawn
Thank you!
Dawn
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I have this fusible, and I love it! I have ordered most of my supples from Allstitch for years and love their quick, consumer oriented service!
Angel
Angel
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I've ordered from Allstich too, and always been pleased with their service an quick shipping, Angel.
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Pellon also makes something that works well to stop the scratching too. It is a stretch knit fusible interface. I get mine at Joann's and use it on every wearable object that I make. I have started cutting it just smaller than my cutaway stabilizer (after I cut the excess of that). I am finding the fabric has a better "hand" this way (because it covers up the scratchy but does not stick to the wearable item (i.e. shirt) so it moves a bit better).
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Good idea. I use Cloud Cover because I embroider lots for my granddaughters. I wondered how well it would adhere to the fabric--would it peel etc. Ironing it to the cutaway sounds like a great idea. Thanks.
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lindalee757
24 Mar 2011
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I use light weight fusible interfacing-works great and I always have a lot of it on hand ~linda~
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Linda - is that the interfacing that I use on collars and cuffs?
the same-it'soft & light and it has held up to alot of washing and drying on everything I have ever used it on. I have used it alot on purchased items-anything that has even the smallest amount of metallic thread in it makes me itch like crazy-use the interfacing and itch is "outta there"! lol
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mysugarfootswife
24 Mar 2011
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Seen it before. Good stuff. but with the luck that I have with shirts, I don't need it. I did my last one yesterday. NEVER be any more. NEVER. I hate working on clothing.
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Found this and I think its what your were looking for!
http://www.threadart.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=1917
http://www.threadart.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=1917
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I love Threadart Marley- that's where I get almost all my stabilizer and I have gotten alot of thread thru there too.Now that I think of it-I have a roll of that cloud cover from there (9.5"x10yd roll). Good quality merchandise, great prices and really fast delivery. ~linda~
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I use a knit iron on I bought at JoAnn's...if you cut it with pinking shears it stays on. I have found that the straight cuts seem to peel off after a while, the pinked ones don't.