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  • Re: stabilizer

    I discovered something else about 'tear away' stabilizer. The one I used only tore left to right (or up to down if I hooped it crosswise). See if that is the case. My new Blog, which will be posted on or about May 25 will be about stabilizers and all the factors I have learned over the years...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-16-2008
  • Re: stabilizer

    Stabilizer has to be among the most difficult to understand parts of ME (machine embroidery). Everyone has a question about it from time to time. Another thought about the stabilizer might be that you used 'cut away' thinking that it was 'tear away.' I had a project for 15 tote bags with...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by pat71896 on 05-13-2008
  • Re: Stitch remover

    You have to work gingerly with Peggy's. First, even though it looks like an electric shaver, it doesn't work like one. You hold Peggy's upside down over the back of the stitches you want to remove. Pressing very lightly, move the eraser back and forth until you have a small portion of clipped...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by AnnTheGran on 05-04-2008
  • Re: Water Soluable Stabilizer

    Hello Mary. Water Soluable Stabilizer stays put while the project is being embroidered. Once project has been completed to your satisfaction and you remove the hoop, that is when the water soluable stabilizer should be rinsed away. If you have an excess amount of stabilizer around the project, it might...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by borden47 on 05-01-2008
  • Re: stabilizer

    Ann, Have you had a chance to ship the wash a way.? The only reason I am asking is that I am watching the mail very carefully. When something is left on my porch, the neighbors dogs drags it into the yard and I don't want that to happen again.I have been reading about the wash-a-way, but I have never...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by mjb125m on 04-24-2008
  • Re: stabilizer

    Hi, Mary Jane, Certainly it is possible that a mistake was made, in which case we would of course make it right, but maybe we can just clarify how you're using it to make sure we understand your situation, as most tear away light stabilizers are very easy to remove, except inside of small lettering...
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by AnnTheGran on 04-15-2008
  • Re: stabilizer

    Hello Mary, We are sorry for your inconvenience. We will look into your question and will get back to you by e-mail. Thank you AnntheGran support
    Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by atgsupport on 04-09-2008
  • Re: Free time for newbie

    Hi Chrissy, In regards to organizing your designs we recommend Catalog Xpress. You can download a 30 day trial version at http://www.annthegran.com/Product.aspx?t=1&i=2567 . With Catalog Xpress you can organize your design files into categories, convert to different file formats and resize to fit...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by atgsupport on 03-12-2008
  • Brighten Someone's Spirit with a Verse Lap Quilt

    Quilts, whether large or small, can brighten the spirit and bring a bit of joy to those who need it in almost any situation. Made with love and detailed with words of comfort, Susan Osborn shows us how a simple but heartfelt project can help make the days a little better for others. Surely a gift such...
    Posted to AnnTheBlogger (Weblog) by atgadmin on 02-29-2008
  • Western Wedding Quilt

    Keeping up with traditions can be a challenge when you are as far away from your family as Debbie Martin is. But she obviously spends a lot of time and energy to share her love with family as shown in the wedding quilt as well as others who will appreciate the warmth of a handmade gift - such as the...
    Posted to AnnTheBlogger (Weblog) by atgadmin on 02-22-2008
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