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For those of you that are new to embroidery like me & are still struggling with stablisers, I just found a good tutorial - http://www.abc-embroidery-designs.com/Embroidery_Stabilizers/rules.html.
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Good information. Would not let me save as a pdf so I copied and pasted into a word document. hee hee! Where there is a will, there is a way. Thanks
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I am glad you managed to save it! +1*4U.
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shirlener88
20 Apr 2008
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lyn, thank you - always good to have a tutorial, isn't it? *4U
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Yes, any extra help never goes astray. +1*4U.
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By coincidence, I just happened to read that last night and found it so helpful that I saved it in my computer. I, too, am new to machine embroidery, and stabilizers still seem to be a nemesis for me.
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Great minds think alike! +1*4U.
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Thank you. I am saving this one. *4U
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Glad you found it helpful. +1*4U.
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bikermomfl
20 Apr 2008
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Boy and you'll use a lot of it to. The golden rule that I've been taught is use it and pitch it, some ladies in my class tried to take pieces together. What a mess. Also on threadart.com you can get an entire bolt of $30. That's a 100 yard bolt, really good deal. And also the type of stablizer you need, I know thanks to the ladies here I had to actually use 2 layers of stablizer on a large bird I was stitching. It was all screwed up until I added the second sheet of stablizer so having plenty on hand is a real plus. Have fun and have a flower.
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Thanks for the tip. +1*4U.
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loriann11450
20 Apr 2008
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Another place for bargains on stabilizers is Shoppers Rule..
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Thank you. +1*4U.
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Thanks for the info. going to go have a look and perhaps copy it also. warm hugs and flowers to all
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I hope you found it useful! +1*4U.
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Great I've tried every stabalizer known to man. Since I've never had a class It was trial & error. This I printed off & put in the notebook I keep. It's easier for me to have in hand than to keep in Computer
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It seems to be easier to concentrate on when it is written out! +1*4U