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by dosblakey 08 May 2011 ( edited May 09'11 00:02 )
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It would be nice to have a Reference Book with all the little rules in it like 10,000 stitches per stabilizer sheet, placements for monograms, or use this weight stabilizer for this fabric, etc. Basically everything we teach each other on this site but in a wonderful reference book. I fear there is no such animal but thought I would ask.

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by kalinelson 08 May 2011
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Great question, I would also be interested in more learning material....thanks for asking.
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by olds 09 May 2011
Go see link at Bevintex up top under this question. A really good site. You can print out a lot of hints.
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by bevintex 08 May 2011
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I have never seen one but a great source of info is the emblibrary, they have tips and techniques and they tell you how to embroider on almost everything.
Bev
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by dosblakey 08 May 2011
Thank you so much this site is very extensive and helpful.
by olds 09 May 2011
Thank you for this site. I spent most of
the afternoon printing helpful hints. I'll
need a realm of paper soon. And INK LOL
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by sewensue 08 May 2011
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They have a sheet you can down load with everything on it in the classroom.
1 links:
[1] classroom stabilizers
www.longcreekmills.com
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by dosblakey 08 May 2011
I was at Mary Jo's Cloth Store in February and am VERY sorry I did not know about Long Creek Mills not far from her store. Thanks so much.
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by lbrow 08 May 2011
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Welcome to the Cute fmly Sarah I see you have some excellent resources given to you & hope these are some of the things you are looking for. You are most welcome here with us & I believe you will enjoy your time spent with us. You will find a lot of knowledgable caring friends here that will help you any way they can./Lillian
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by dosblakey 09 May 2011
Thank you so much. Meganne suggested this site to me. I have been looking around and reading for a bit then decided to post. I have been looking for a good book with all the rules in it. All these suggestions are great. OOO's Sarah
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by jid53 08 May 2011
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I have a book and when I see a tutorial or something that I want for info I copy it and place in my little bible
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by nama2 09 May 2011
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Good question-let us know when you find this book! Bev is right, emb library is a good source for info.