Removing machine embrodiery
#3
I don't know why you would feel you needed to do that. It's part of the quilts history.
But if you wanted to you could. Just use a seam ripper.
I removed a monogram from a backpack many years ago, that I bought from a Lands End outlet store. Took some time, and left some holes but can be done.
But if you wanted to you could. Just use a seam ripper.
I removed a monogram from a backpack many years ago, that I bought from a Lands End outlet store. Took some time, and left some holes but can be done.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
you could make another label to put over the original. that way, the history is still there and the young girl won't be confused.
Removing machine embroidery is possible, however. You need to remove it from the back. Get a very good light, tweezers and a sharp ripper. A magnifying glass is good too.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
you could make another label to put over the original. that way, the history is still there and the young girl won't be confused.
#9
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
you could make another label to put over the original. that way, the history is still there and the young girl won't be confused.
If you remove the embroidery, and don't like the way it looks afterwards, you may end up having to do this any way :D:D:D
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