Words of Wisdom!

As machine embroiderers we have opportunities to use our machines to create and embellish everything [More]

Jigsaw Puzzle Outlines

A customer suggested that I provide puzzle outlines so that she could add h [More]

Put a Neckline on a Hemline!

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EMB 101: Thread

  Part of the beauty of embroidery is the gorgeous assortment of threads available. With so ma [More]

Easier Christmas Cookies!

It is almost the "Most Wonderful Time of the Year!" Remember this Christmas cookie tutorial? [More]

Thoughts to Ponder

We are excited to have Eileen Roche, Editor of Designs in Machine Embroidery share this content with you. [More]

EMB 101: Stabilizers

Stabilizers can be quite challenging but they really don’t have to be. Here is an overview to help w [More]

Easy Way to Display

No need for an expensive trip to the frame shop. Use a simple canvas board to display your embroidery stitchouts. Most embroiderers know that a test stitchout is required. That's how we are sure that all of our settings are correct, that the thread colors work well, that our stabilzer is the ri... [More]
Hold towels for embroidery the easy, loop-free way

Hold towels for embroidery the easy, loop-free way

three letter monogramIf you have ever used self-adhesive stabilizer to hold a towel for embroidery, it may have seemed easy at first. But when you have to remove the self-adhesive, the going gets tough. After removal, you have pulled loops on the back of the towel that look terrible. In this video excerpt from my video DVD, Embroidering Terry, Plush and Fleece, I demonstrate how to hold towels easily and with no pulled loops.







This is a short excerpt from this video with many more ideas on how to get great results on one of the most frequently embroidered blanks. After watching it, you can click on the link below to view the DVD product with lots more tips for embroidering any plush textured material.

 Learn from the Expert Volume 3, Embroidering Terry, Plush and Fleece

May embroidery always bring you joy,

Deborah

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Thank-you for sharing this very important tip.


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