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by bnilla9241 05 Sep 2012 ( edited Sep 07'12 18:10 )
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Hi all! My question is, how do you stitch on velvet, using no topping, and get it to stand out? Double stitching works for some of the details in the RW designs, but not on others. This will be a small quilt when finished. Help please.

Hugs, Bonn

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by castelyn 05 Sep 2012
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Hi Bonn, when I use velvet I always use a WWS topping. When completed I cut off as much as I can, then I use a spray bottle of water and then you just pull it off.
Maybe someone else can help.

Hugs Yvonne
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by bnilla9241 06 Sep 2012
Does this work well with the velvet ?
Is there a residue in the velvet?
Needing to know....
Hugs, Bonnie
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by bnilla9241 07 Sep 2012
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I would like to repost this as it is important to me.
thanks Cuties!
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by cfidl 07 Sep 2012
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I have some of the iron off stabilizer and heard that it was difficult so i have not tried it. I did stitch with a 50 wt cotton thread and it looked fabulous, I did not use any topping. Live Laugh Download Stitch!
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by bnilla9241 21 Sep 2012
Thanks for your reply!
Hugs, Bonnie
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by powagrl 07 Sep 2012
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Here is a tutorial from Embroidery Library.
http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/elprojects/pdf/pr1393.pdf
1 links:
[1] Embroidering on Velvet Tutorial
www.emblibrary.com
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by bnilla9241 21 Sep 2012
Thanks for your reply ! I will check it out.

Hugs, Bonnie
by bnilla9241 21 Sep 2012
Just what I needed! Thank you again.

Hugs, Bonnie
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by jrob 07 Sep 2012
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I always use a topping on velvet. The one I have found that works best for me is one that can be steamed off after I have removed all that I possibly can. Iron away super film stabilizer is heat disintegrating. ;)
1 links:
[1] Sold at Nancys Notions
www.nancysnotions.com
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by bnilla9241 21 Sep 2012
Does the topping thoroughly leave NO residue on the velvet?
Thanks, Bonnie
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by mooie24 07 Sep 2012
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I treat velvet the same as fleece.. I use WSS topping and tend to go for satin stitch designs,
I also find that the topping helps stop any fluff from the velvet go up the needle.. i just then spray with a lite mist of water and leave to dry..
I do a lot of velvet jackets for a Gymnastics club :-)
big hugs from London - Maria xx
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by bnilla9241 21 Sep 2012
Thank you Maria ! I am helping a friend with this issue.

Hugs, Bonnie