I hope someone comes up with the answer because I'd also like to know. Thanks for asking.

Welcome Evelin, I want to know the same thing. Thank you for asking. Flower and XoXo

evelin, what does the designer suggest? Myself, I would use the same on embrossed embroidery as I would on any other towel or blanket. No difference. It is the embroidery work that makes it embrossed, not the stabilizer. HaHa A flower for your question. Perhaps another will have more info than me. Loretta

I don't believe that there should be anything different when doing the emobssed embroidery. It is the design that makes the embossed, and not the stablizer. I have seen it on towels, and had assumed that it is done in the same manner as you would any towel. Come on out there Cute buddies - is there a difference?

Well, I have only done 1, but since it is soooo dense where the design tamps down the toweling, I used a mid to heavy cut-away (and of course WSS on top)and it has washed 3 times and still looks perfect.;)

I have done embossed emb. and used the same as I would for other towels . I use sticky back in hoop and WSS floating on top. . It came out good. Hope this helps . A flower for you.

evelin, looks like you have your answer, so I'll just wish you all the best with the embossed embroidery, have fun, and post in *Projects* when it's finished, we'd all love to see it. Hugs and a flower sweetie.

I hate that I have to ask this question. . .but would someone please tell me what embossing embroidery is? I know how to emboss a stamp design, but can't figure out how that would be done in embroidery. * to all

evelin, in the info that comes with the embossed letter - usually the designer will have the stabilizer that they would suggest. Here is a link - perhaps it will help you with this. Good luck *4U