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by lique 16 Jan 2012 ( edited Jan 16'12 21:17 )
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A question for the digitisers among the cuties. If you use satin stitch what is the maximum width that will work for a design on a towel or tea towel for instance? Hope this is clear looks quite a muddled question.

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by mops 16 Jan 2012
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In general the maximum width is 12-14 mm depending on your software. But I think that's too wide for towels and other articles that get used a lot. I would not use more than 8-10 mm and use a very thorough underlay to make sure that the fabric does not show should the satin stitches shift slightly.
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by snowbird42 17 Jan 2012
thanks for the info mops....soozie