Ginaky

I never hoop! I put a wash away stabilizer in the hoop, spray it with Sulky KK2000 (or whatever the number is!), stick it down, run a basting stitch around and then do my embroidery.

sarge1

wow, thanks! I am definitely going to try it, and guess what just popped into my email today? A coupon code for emblibrary for 50% off. It's fate... I'm off to order a quilt design pack.

sarge1

Really really nice! I'm inspired.

sarge1

Oh yah, only way I quilt. I have several different sets. I love that website, download lots from them. Watch for my postings, you will see my machine quilted quilts. I do my Quilts for Kids that way.[/quote]

looked at your pictures of quilts for kids-very nice! love the way the quilting using embroidery looks.

retired2pa

This is a picture of a block in a table runner I just finished for a friend using emblibrary design.

grma33

Ginakay, I hear people doing this as it sure takes time hooping.
Have I got this right wash away in thebottom put top hoop on
then a little adhesive spray then your quilt?Then you just keep moving quilt?
I just can`t wrap my head around this.
Pictures please.
Thanks Gale

Ginaky

I do hoop my stabilizer tightly, spray with adhesive and then make sure what I want to embroider is marked correctly and centered the right way on top of the stabilizer. I have a basting stitch I use around the hoop and then do the embroidery.

sarge1

[/quote]This is a picture of a block in a table runner I just finished for a friend using emblibrary design.[/quote]

Love this!

sarge1

Love this!

grann of 6

Here is a fleece blanket I made for my grandson with flannel backing. I used adhesive backed stabilizer, pinned the quilt down with water soluble on the top and embroidered. The other is a table runner I did.