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I have the same question and plan on testing later this week. I think it should be fine especially if I can find that new stabilizer that stays on or the heat removeal type. I want both kinds. After all felt is just 35 - 75% wool and the rest acrylic.
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have you tried the new felt that is 100% recycled plastic bottles....I have and I love it as I am allergic to wool....
Yes! And it is amazing!
I'd love to try this new felt out.
Maybe I'll get my daughter to find some in AZ and send it to me.
AlmaG.
Maybe I'll get my daughter to find some in AZ and send it to me.
AlmaG.
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Embroidery on thin balsa wood is possible and I think any design suitable for cardstock would be suitable for balsa wood. I was interested to see what looked like quite dense designs on this site and wondered if they would also be suitable for balsa wood stitching.
I'd use a sticky stabiliser and no basting stitch - just make sure that the design was in the place I wanted it before starting to stitch.
I think that embroidery on wood would make really special stand-up 'cards', just attaching a piece of wood at the back to make the card stand up.
I'm wondering now if I saw balsa wood embroideries at the Phoenix Quilt and Craft Show last January - I know I've seen them somewhere this year.
AlmaG.
I'd use a sticky stabiliser and no basting stitch - just make sure that the design was in the place I wanted it before starting to stitch.
I think that embroidery on wood would make really special stand-up 'cards', just attaching a piece of wood at the back to make the card stand up.
I'm wondering now if I saw balsa wood embroideries at the Phoenix Quilt and Craft Show last January - I know I've seen them somewhere this year.
AlmaG.
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I've done some on balsa - it is just like using card. It is only available 10cm wide which is a bit limiting.