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Since I am 'working' on my FSL designs, thought I should share this website for stitching out FSL. I use this method and find it works amazingly well. hugs Helen.
http://www.sewweird.com/VideoTutorials.html
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Thank you. I looked around and fell in love with the nursery rhymes designs from the "1935" newspaper clippings. I bookmarked the home page.
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Thank yOU. She also has an alphabet video-I have a request for a viking jersey with a long last name
and its my first so a bit nervous I'll watch this video.
and its my first so a bit nervous I'll watch this video.
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Thanks for posting this, I also watched how to put together letters so it was very informative.
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Debra - I also watched it but there has to be an easier way or am I wrong. Sarah.
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I've done similar using a piece of strong fabric with an aperture - you use a lot less WSS!
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I had seen this before and decided it is far too fiddly for me, but thank you for posting for others to see.
I'll stick to using two sheets of fabric WSS criss-crossed on top of each other. I never have had a failure unless it is a poorly digitised design like Chris Pennifold recently came across.
When I'm finished stitching I cut the design out as closely as possible and save the outside pieces to stitch together later using water soluble thread, available from Shopper'sRule.com
Hugs n roses, Meganne
I'll stick to using two sheets of fabric WSS criss-crossed on top of each other. I never have had a failure unless it is a poorly digitised design like Chris Pennifold recently came across.
When I'm finished stitching I cut the design out as closely as possible and save the outside pieces to stitch together later using water soluble thread, available from Shopper'sRule.com
Hugs n roses, Meganne
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Meganne, so lovely to find a message from you. Hope youo are feeling a wee bit better. hugs Helen
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