Embroidered Towels
08-03-2011, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Fab-ra-holic
I made these towels for my grandchildren. I have one more to make. These were done on my Janome300e.
May I ask? How do you keep the embroidery work sitting on top instead of being buried in the terry? Do you also use a stabilizer on top to keep it that way? Seems I read somewhere that is was to do, or am I dreaming?
08-03-2011, 08:11 PM
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There's a stabilizer you lay over the top of the fabric.
What I have is super thin, almost like plastic wrap. It is a water soluble so it will wash away easier.
I have used it on towels and also when I did diaper burp rags along with using it on a fleece hoodie.
What I have is super thin, almost like plastic wrap. It is a water soluble so it will wash away easier.
I have used it on towels and also when I did diaper burp rags along with using it on a fleece hoodie.
08-04-2011, 03:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Marge L.
Originally Posted by Fab-ra-holic
I made these towels for my grandchildren. I have one more to make. These were done on my Janome300e.
May I ask? How do you keep the embroidery work sitting on top instead of being buried in the terry? Do you also use a stabilizer on top to keep it that way? Seems I read somewhere that is was to do, or am I dreaming?
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