I am making the Quilt Barn embroidery blocks. How would you iron them? I did use Hobbs batting behind the blocks.
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Did you just finish the embroidery or are you piecing? Did you use the batting as stabilizer?
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Originally Posted by Maride
Did you just finish the embroidery or are you piecing? Did you use the batting as stabilizer?
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I'm not quite sure I'm understanding the technique of the batting...but anyway, when you iron embroidery you need to do it from the back. Put a thick fluffy towel on your ironing board, then lay your embroidery face down and press gently, use a pressing cloth if necessary and that will prevent your work from flattening.
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Originally Posted by earthwalker
I'm not quite sure I'm understanding the technique of the batting...but anyway, when you iron embroidery you need to do it from the back. Put a thick fluffy towel on your ironing board, then lay your embroidery face down and press gently, use a pressing cloth if necessary and that will prevent your work from flattening.
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Originally Posted by PALS65
Originally Posted by earthwalker
I'm not quite sure I'm understanding the technique of the batting...but anyway, when you iron embroidery you need to do it from the back. Put a thick fluffy towel on your ironing board, then lay your embroidery face down and press gently, use a pressing cloth if necessary and that will prevent your work from flattening.
Would love to see what you have been working on (I love pics.). |
Originally Posted by earthwalker
Originally Posted by PALS65
Originally Posted by earthwalker
I'm not quite sure I'm understanding the technique of the batting...but anyway, when you iron embroidery you need to do it from the back. Put a thick fluffy towel on your ironing board, then lay your embroidery face down and press gently, use a pressing cloth if necessary and that will prevent your work from flattening.
Would love to see what you have been working on (I love pics.). |
When doing red work or other embroidery work by hand I back it with pellon (or batting). I press from the back, if i don't want to place the iron on the pellon, I use either a pressing cloth or applique sheet.
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Originally Posted by brushandthimble
When doing red work or other embroidery work by hand I back it with pellon (or batting). I press from the back, if i don't want to place the iron on the pellon, I use either a pressing cloth or applique sheet.
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under the stitched piece, I use a bath towel folded into fourths. It may flatten a little, but not to much.
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