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T shirt
For the first time ever I embroidered on a t shirt. The design is from Urban Threads and I am quite happy with it. But What do I do on the back? It must be quite uncomfortable and scratchy? Do I iron some of the thin Vilene over it?
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ConstanceSq50
25 Sep 2013
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Very nice! I love the design. Yes I would iron some kind of interfacing on the back of it. Having the stitches constantly rubbing on the skin is aggravating. Below I included a link on Vilene what to use so you don't get the edge lines it can cause on some fabrics. Again very nice job! I love it!
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Vilene/Pellon
www.burdastyle.com
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Thank you for this site - most interesting.
Thank you!
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I use a knit interface by Pellon that I get from Joann's. It is soft and it is knit so it moves better with the shirt.
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Thank you for the tip. Happy Stitching
I use this too and usually buy it with my 40% off weekly ad. So it's really inexpensive, works great and stays on.
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grossfamilie
25 Sep 2013
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This is superb! I love the colours as well - yes, I always wonder too
what to do with the in(backside) of the design also in order to
avoid thread to get loose and to make sure to stabilize in a soft way.
Therefore I also started to iron on some light material
Maria
what to do with the in(backside) of the design also in order to
avoid thread to get loose and to make sure to stabilize in a soft way.
Therefore I also started to iron on some light material
Maria
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anitapatch
25 Sep 2013
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You have done a GREAT job. So many stitches on a t-shirt. Well done. I also iron on a kind of knit-interfacing. By it from Sweden. www.bibbistextil.se . Now she don´t post international anymore. Have to know someone in Sweden
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The shirt looks great. I like to use fusible nylon tricot on the back side, it's soft and doesn't affect the drape of the t-shirt and best of all it stays on through wash after wash.