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This is the first time that I have embroidered a cap as well as using foam for the writing. Was a bit nerve wracking but really pleased with the result
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Well done & now that you know what to do you can do it again. ~hugs~
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dragonflyer
09 Apr 2014
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Nicely done..do you have a cap hoop or did you just use a regular hoop?
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I have a cap hoop 😃
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I think that looks jojjy good. I've been tempted to do something with puffy foam myself on some caps. Did you have to alter the stitch count where the foam is on the design or just the standard design digitizing?
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I didn't touch the stitch count but I did remove all the underlay and reduced the density to .2 whereas it is normally sitting at .4. Hope that helps. Give it a go ..... It's a lot easier than I thought it would be
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Great! Did you use a "special" design or ???
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I digitised the wolf using a "copyright free" design from google and the font was a rounded font from my Wilcom program to ensure that no foam stuck out from the sides of he lettering
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baydreamer
10 Apr 2014
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looks good , did you use a cap hoop? and what type of machine?
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I have just bought a Happy machine single head with 12 needles. Yes I bought the cap attachment.
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This is a fantastic stitchout! I'm amazed that you were able to figure everything out on your first try. I think you are now in the cap "business" as many people would like something like this.
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It looks great, hope you get lots of orders now. So that you can use your new machine. Hugs Yvonne xxx