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float the stablizer under it or do I need to hoop the stablizer as well. I hate the thought of wasting all that stalizer if I don't have to.
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Why don't you just pin, tape or temp glue a piece of stabiliser, slightly larger than each embroidery, to the underside of the fabric?
Make sure your material is hooped firmly and can't slip though. I would use some of that non slip rubbery stuff to line between the inner/outer hoop to prevent the fabric from slipping.
just my thoughts.
Hugs n roses, Meganne
Make sure your material is hooped firmly and can't slip though. I would use some of that non slip rubbery stuff to line between the inner/outer hoop to prevent the fabric from slipping.
just my thoughts.
Hugs n roses, Meganne
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i do it all the time to use up small pieces and it works for me as long as the fabric is hooped tight :):) carolyn
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yeah, thanks bunches I've floated wss on top but never anything under, whew that'll save bunches of stabilizer. Now I can save scraps also!
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I agree with the others. Just float a piece under the hoop and call it a day.
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honeychyle
05 Jun 2011
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I'm so glad you asked this question. I've never been brave enough to try this method.
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1allamericangirl
05 Jun 2011
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I have done this on a pillow cover. The one I tried to list under projects. Mainly because I decided after I did the design & removed the stabilizer I wanted to add the names so I floated the stabilizer under it. Here is the pillow. Don't know why I can't upload under projects but it did here.
