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  • Even If I can't Hoop it, I can Embroider it!

    Hi, folks, Had another great question in last week's post from gpleasant , who asked how to hoop towels, under and over. I can tell you how I hoop towels. Bath towels are as liable to be viewed from the back as from the front, so I want both to look good. That means two things. First, I don't...
    Posted to AnnTheBlogger (Weblog) by AnnTheGran on 05-22-2008

  • Re: Embroidering monagram when last name is DIFFERENT!

    I have friends who are finally getting married. I wanted to use my new " Perfect Towel Kit " that I bought at the Community Circle event. However, the bride is keeping her last name... Now what? The only thing I can think of is to do one set of towels in her name and one set in his name, kind...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by hammockhanger on 05-14-2008

  • Re: Perfect Placement Towel Kit

    Hi, Rita, It is a good idea to wash towels before embroidery. Since towels are made of cotton, they can shrink; some substantially. We do not believe the use of fabric softener will in any way effect the embroidery. A low tack iron on tear-away stabilizer will work for any thickness of towel. And a water...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by atgsupport on 05-02-2008

  • Perfect Placement Towel Kit

    I ordered some hand towels to use with this new software, and I have a question (or 10!). The towels come "compressed" for shipping, and instructions say they should be washed and dried to "fluff" them. Question is whether to wash and dry them before doing the machine embroidery?...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by ritamae46 on 05-01-2008

  • Community Circle Thanks and Video Demonstrations

    Hi, everyone! Well, I think I've recovered from our fabulous Community Circle! I want to thank everyone who attended as well as Diane and Pardeep for keeping things running smoothly and, of course, Greg, for overseeing everything. Thanks also to Eileen Roche for her terrific classes, great products...
    Posted to AnnTheBlogger (Weblog) by AnnTheGran on 04-08-2008
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