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Originally Posted by bearisgray
(Post 8671758)
Siometimes the easiest idea is the best idea!
Might consider adding extra to both sides so it ieasier for the longarmer to center the "good part" |
What if???
Sulky company makes a variety of wash away stabilizers for machine embroidery, so what if a person drew the line for cutting a diagonal seam, then applied a band of stabilizer. The fabric could then be cut and sewn without the risk of stretching out of shape. Or apply a thin slurry of Elmers school glue to stabilize the fabric. |
Originally Posted by L'il Chickadee
(Post 8672158)
What if???
Sulky company makes a variety of wash away stabilizers for machine embroidery, so what if a person drew the line for cutting a diagonal seam, then applied a band of stabilizer. The fabric could then be cut and sewn without the risk of stretching out of shape. Or apply a thin slurry of Elmers school glue to stabilize the fabric. I'm getting ready to work on this backing and now have another method to consider! Thanks to all! |
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