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Xmas trees by katulle.I did these a few months ago & forgot all about them.The top 2 are done in green satin which left fibres everywhere & had to clean out the bobbin case afterwards.The bottom 2 are done in patchwork fabric,The digitizing is great but the stabilizer & wadding that I used have left fine white fibres showing through the satin stitch edges around the tree.Is there any stabilizer & wadding that could be used which leaves no fibres showing through?
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carolpountney
07 Jun 2012
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I love your trees have you tried using felt, I sometimes use it, it comes is all colours and you can match your work to the felt used.hope this helps, regards Carol
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Great idea!
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They all seem to do it except the wash away stabelizers. If this happens to me I go around the edge with a coloured pima pen . that helps them blend in and not notisable.
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They are all very nicely made. Good start on Christmas decorations.
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jofrog2000
07 Jun 2012
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These are super looking. I have a mountain of green material. Should get busy now.
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Perhaps a fusible stablizer would work, and maybe the flat cotton batting/wadding used in quilts might help. There's also the new bamboo batting/wadding but I haven't used it yet.
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hagridsmom
10 Jun 2012
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I think these look so cool but have no idea what I would do with them. How are you all using them?
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They turned out nice!I really like the satin ones. I wonder if a fray check product would help with the satin fibres...