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by sewfrenzie 08 Nov 2011 ( edited Nov 08'11 16:48 )
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Does anyone know of a book on how to do all the different types of machine embroidery formats? Like how do you do embroidery on tee shirts without getting holes in them or a birds nest behind them? Or FSL, ITH, Applique, Cutwork, etc.. I am amazed at the amount of embroiderying some people are able to do. I wish I could get a project a day done. I'm lucky to get in 4 or 5 a month. Maybe some day I will have more time to embroider, lol, but for now my life is soo busy with lifes chores and errands for our business. I'm still a beginner when it comes to machine embroidery yet. There are several things I have not tried for fear that my machine won't handle them or I will have issues such as birds nests. My machine has a tendency to snarl behind the scenes on many of my designs, which is frustrating to say the least! Anyone knowing of a book that shows are tells step by step the different formats of Machine embroidery please list it, its will go on my wish list!!

Thanks all
Diane

Comments (6)
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by bibi 08 Nov 2011
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If you go to embroidery library and to the project site,you will have all the answers.You could evt. print it out.Good luck
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by lilylady 08 Nov 2011
yes, these are very good. I use them alot
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by patsy28 08 Nov 2011
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I am like you in that I am not brave enough to try some projects. I am also busy with our business and grandsons and sometimes I spend too much time on this site to embroider. lol I am enjoying life so that's all that matters. One day I'll just jump in and tackle those beautiful projects!
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by iris2006 08 Nov 2011
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Here is a link of the Emblib ray site with video's how to do things, I hope this helps.
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by mops 08 Nov 2011
EmbLibrary is the first place to look for advice. I've watched a lot of them and they give great tips.
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by muflotex 08 Nov 2011
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just be brave a little at a time 8-) you will manage

on you tubeyou will find many videos e.g.
search for "Embroidery Cutwork made easy" at A Stitch a Half for Machine Embroidery
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by castelyn 08 Nov 2011
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Diane, I do not know of a book. But I have a note book next to my computer were I have written all sorts of tips/info in, since I got my machine. You have been given some good sites to view all sorts of tips for projects. Just try to do 1 new thing a week/month. Once you start there will be no stopping you. I must admit that I try anything that comes my way. Hugs Yvonne
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by mariya159 08 Nov 2011
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ALL IS LEARNT BY THE TRIAL AND ERROR METHOD.
Be not afraid to follow this way:^)