Old 01-09-2021, 08:40 AM
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Onebyone
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I do this for tee shirts a lot. Especially the ones my friend machine embroiders a pretty design on them. I cut out the design, usually free form or a big rectangle and then raw edge sew it on another tee shirt. I starch and press both areas stiff and smooth and then sew. I usually match the color of the tee shirt. Machine embroidery takes a lot of thread and time to toss the design because of a stained or worn out tee shirt.
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