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by moyed 05 Mar 2012 ( edited Mar 05'12 14:42 )
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I would like to start a new thread with hints about our embroidery. Like how we prepare to stitch on a polo/T shirt, how often we change needles etc. If we tag it then it will be easy to find when we need to refer back to it.

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by mops 05 Mar 2012
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Those questions have been asked and answered before, but they are difficult to find again, tagged or not tagged.
As for stitching t-shirts, Emblibrary has tutorials on stitching on different materials, from the lightest fabric to balsa wood. Have a look there. I added the link.
1 links:
[1] Link
www.emblibrary.com
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by moyed 05 Mar 2012
I just thought it would be a good idea to have a common tagged thread for all these questions some of the newer cuties are asking. Personally I have no trouble at the moment with any of the fabrics
by mops 05 Mar 2012
I see what you mean, like the catalog for DBC.
by moyed 05 Mar 2012
Like the catalogue.:))
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by shirlener88 05 Mar 2012
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Helen, this is a great multi-question. As Martine said - it has been asked many different times - more than likely - will be asked many more, too.

I like to use a mesh cut-away on my T-shirts - I hoop the stabilizer (mesh cut-away) then use a light spray adhesive and place my T-shirt on top of the hoop and pin in place if necessary - then stitch away - then cut-away the stabilizer from the back of the T-shirt, leaving a small amount on the outside of the embroidery.

I change needles about every 8 hours of embroidery work.

Now, the problem with tagging this - would be - we can't just bring back up the questions that we tag - as we did in the past.
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by moyed 05 Mar 2012
These were not my questions BUT suggested questions a new cutie might ask...
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by moyed 05 Mar 2012
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Just thought this would be a good idea. We can post the LINKS for answers to some of the questions for hints and help , just like we post the links to peoples designs
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by moyed 05 Mar 2012
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1. maltamaid asked this questhow to convert a design to a picture.
2. Sissis instructions for her BIB design
2 links:
[1] convert a design to a picture
answers.cuteembroidery.com
[2] Bib instructions by Sissi
answers.cuteembroidery.com
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by lindalee757 05 Mar 2012
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Sounds like a great idea Helen-hints,tips and techniques-reference guide-would be nice if we had an actual separate tab-like on the toolbar or add a tab(public,freebies,private,PM,hints & tips).Kind of like Emb.library's tips section ~linda~
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by cfidl 05 Mar 2012
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It is supposed to be this commuity tab! Ah well! we could move to personals! Lots of room over there! Live Laugh Download Stitch!
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by suelyn7 05 Mar 2012
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I think that would be a great idea. Thank you in advance for I am sure it would take a great deal of hard work from you