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by barba 02 Dec 2011 ( edited Dec 04'11 09:15 )
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Does ITH stand for in-the-hoop or is it a special type of embroidery? I feel stupid asking but really do not know the answer and you folks talk about it quite often. I have wondered for quite some time and this is all I can think of. Thank you, Barba

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by bevintex 02 Dec 2011
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it means in the hoop. There are no stupid questions here. Just ask and someone will know or we'll find out.
Bev
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by barba 02 Dec 2011
Thank you. Most of you know so much and the project pages are so full of beautiful sewing! I have a lot to learn even though I have been sewing for over 55 years there were never the abbreviations then. LOL
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by bumblebee 02 Dec 2011
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It means In the hoop. It is a design that usually is finished completly on the embroidery machine with little to no extra sewing involved.
Some involve multiple hoopings. Example are treat bags, purses, kleenex holders and on and on it goes.
Like anything you just have to learn.
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by bumblebee 02 Dec 2011
Try to start with one that comes with good instructions to do your first project.
by barba 02 Dec 2011
Thank you, sounds like fun!
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by shirlener88 02 Dec 2011
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No stupid questions - unless it is the one that you DON"T ASK! We all were new at this at one time or the other.
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by aussiequilter 02 Dec 2011
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we have all had to ask the same questions ,so please keep asking.
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by greysewist 02 Dec 2011
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and WSS is water soluble stabiliser if you'd not worked it out yet :)
TTT is To The Top when cuties want to keep a message thread uppermost for people to read.
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by barba 02 Dec 2011
I did wonder what TTT was. I thought maybe thanks thanks thanks. That was all I could think of. I was way off on that one! LOL Thank you for the info
by ansalu 02 Dec 2011
ttt means "to the top". We use it to bring a post back to the frontpage and 3letters are the minimum for a comment ;o)
Greetings, Bettina
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by airyfairy 02 Dec 2011
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I see you have your answers and no question is stupid. That is how we learn. Sarah.
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by muflotex 02 Dec 2011
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55 years of sewing and still on a learning curve, welcome, you will learn so much here with a lot of fun
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by louisecockeran 02 Dec 2011
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Barba thanks for asking the question I also did not know, I learn a lot more here on this lovely site more than in any embroidery class I attended!! Thank You Cuties Hugs Louise
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by spendlove 02 Dec 2011
Keep coming here and you will keep learning!
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by lique 02 Dec 2011
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If you have not done one before there are good videos in enbroidery library. They show you how it is done. That has helped me a lot as I would rather see it than read about it!
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by louisecockeran 02 Dec 2011
Thank You!!! Hugs Louise
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by castelyn 02 Dec 2011
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Barba, see you have the answer to this question. We all started off not knowing the abbreviations. I even had a pad of paper next to my computer and wrote it down to remember. No question is stupid, ask as much as you like, and I'm sure there will be someone to help out.
Hugs Yvonne
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by bokkieborduur 02 Dec 2011
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Never to old to learn. Love Marie
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by lidiad 02 Dec 2011
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Isn't this site full of wonderful, helpful people? Ask and you will get lots of answers!!!
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by blueeyedblonde 02 Dec 2011
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It took me a while to figure this one out - you're not alone!
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by barba 02 Dec 2011
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Flowers for all! Thank you so much for the help and kind words. You are all the best!!!
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by seamripper40 02 Dec 2011
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I thought it was something else too. Thanks for the info.
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by vickiannette 02 Dec 2011
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Embroidery by machine does involve many new things even to a 'sewer'. Have you tried doing an applique design yet? This is not real easy the first time, but great results if you can get good directions.
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by grafiau 03 Dec 2011
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Dear Barba, you know I asked excactly the ssame question, and felt such an idiot when i realised what it was, so dont feel bad. we live in a world of acronyms and we forget sometimes that what might be clear to one person is not to another. I think the funniest one i had no idea about was ROFLMAO I didnt have a clue, until I was told it was rolling on the floor laughing my Ass off, go figure! anyway dont be afraid to ask here, someone always know the answer, cheers Ruth
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by lyns 04 Dec 2011
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It's only a silly if you don't ask!!! We all had to start somewhere, and if like me, I started at home by myself. This site and all the wonderful cuties have been so much help and support and inspriation. xx
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by katydid 04 Dec 2011
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Nothing is silly to ask. I have already them!!!
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by juanitadenney 04 Dec 2011
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Thank you for asking this question because I have wondered everytime I see it. I also didn't know what TTT meant and now I have gotten the answer to both. I am learning all sorts of things on this site and visit here every night.