O.K. I put in a new needle 75/11 - I used two layers of WSS - I slowed the machine down - I put White Polyester thread in top and in the bobbin.
Guess what, can you still see the stitching line just inside the satin stitch. I'm at a loss as to what to do now!
Any more suggestions?
Love Chris
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I had the same problem with some of my FSL designs... Hope some one out here can help us.
L'mari
L'mari
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I'll try it on the plastic WSS and see if there is a difference. Love Chris
yep heave it as far as you can and try some from Yoshiko's site hers were perfect:):) hugs Carolyn
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I had a look at Yoriko's and the do look nice. Thanks Carolyn love Chris
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dlonnahawkins
03 Sep 2011
+11✽
I have had things like this happen, and I actually went and did a wider satin stitch around the edge - but that is tricky. I don't know who's design this is, but I would send a note and attach the copy. I think that they may need to take a look at it, and adjusts their design.
It's obvious now on this stitch out before you remove the WSS that the outline stitch was incorrectly placed when it was digitized. It is a hassle but I would let them know about this design flaw and maybe they will refund or give you a credit to use on another design.
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I'm glad that you can see that too Capoodle. I'm going to try it out on the plastic WSS and see if there is a difference. Love Chris
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mranderson
03 Sep 2011
+8✽
Chris, I have some of that rubbery matting that you can buy from the cheap shops and have cut it to fit my hoop then I put it under the top of the hoop to hold the WSS from slipping. Maybe that is worth a try. Hugs Marg
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I eventually found this design and have stitched it out and posted here in projects.
Thanks Margaret - it looks great and like what I expected it to. Love Chris
I think it looks great Chris.
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Thanks Sarah - of course no-one but me would notice it - but that's me! LOL! Love Chris
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eastwitch2
03 Sep 2011
+1✽
All I can suggest to you is to add the shelf liner to your inner hoop and try again using 2 layers of the fibrous water soluble like you show in the picture.
I have to agree that this may be a design flaw and Miems needs to correct the digitizing of the design.
If I had this design I would try and stitch it out for you to see how it would work for me on my D1 with Rayon thread.
These are very pretty and it is such a shame that this is happening.
EastWitch2
I have to agree that this may be a design flaw and Miems needs to correct the digitizing of the design.
If I had this design I would try and stitch it out for you to see how it would work for me on my D1 with Rayon thread.
These are very pretty and it is such a shame that this is happening.
EastWitch2
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eastwitch2
03 Sep 2011
+1✽
One more comment
Always Use Sharp point embroidery needles for FSL, not ball point needles.
Size 75/11 or 80/12 work best for lace.
EastWitch2
Always Use Sharp point embroidery needles for FSL, not ball point needles.
Size 75/11 or 80/12 work best for lace.
EastWitch2