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Re: Lapel Stick use

When I'm embroidering on a fabric that I'm afraid will pinch like the one in the photo, I will use a fusible stabilizer. I really like fusible polymesh. Even though it's a cutaway, it's very thin and soft. Glenda

Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by GlendaRuth on 05-06-2011
Re: Stabilizer

Pat, Thank you so much for answers, When I was pondering my problem, I did look at the Stabalizer and material. I actually used a heavy cut a way . I also hadn't changed my needle from my last project and it was making pretty big holes in the material. I looked at my material chart and needle usage...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by Gladysbu55 on 02-26-2010
Stabilizer

Dear Anyone I'm putting a name on a man's work shirt. It is 85 % polester and the rest cotton. To me that would be between light and medium. I'm having trouble with it punching on a couple of letters. I'm using Medium Cut a way stabilizer. What am I doing wrong ? I have it in the hoop...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by Gladysbu55 on 02-24-2010
Take The Quiz!

--> It’s time for some fun. I was recently asked about doing a Facebook application. You know, Facebook, one of the social sites on the internet. Where people who haven’t seen each other can chit chat and generally make a nuisance of themselves. It’s a good way to keep your friends...

Posted to Brian's Blog: Leaping In (Weblog) by britonleap on 01-29-2010
Re: A lot of newcomers

In comment to you not hooping T-Shirts, sweatshirts or towels. I don't hoop towels, but my question is this - isn't it hard to get the garment in the correct spot if you wait until you have the hoop under the machine. I always use the table in my laundry room so I can lay things flat. I have...

Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by JLittle0213 on 04-12-2009
stablizer

Hi, I need a general purpose stabilizers , it doesn't need to be adhesive , nor water soluble. I see there are a number of annthegran stabilizers but I'm confused to what I need. Would you suggest medium ? or lightweight ? what about the soft ones ? do they work as well ? I do a number of dishtowels...

Posted to Product Questions (Forum) by patmazuel on 03-21-2009
Re: Stabilizer scraps

Is it OK to use some temp. adhesive spray to "fuse" two pieces of to stabilizer together with a small overlap and then use it for a sew-out. I've done it, with some success, but just wondered if I'm barking up the wrong tree. laruej

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by LaRueJ on 01-06-2009
Stabilizer scraps

Hey everyone, I read some where on this site what to do with scrap stabilizer, but can't find it now. Can anyone help. I have a basket full.

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by mjb125m on 01-05-2009
Re: No More Sticky Hoops

hi folks, i use the large size coffee filters for a stabilizer , and they work great , try them in hoop ,then the spray 505, or a filter then spray glue the sticky stabilizer to it, after sewing the emb. remove only the used part then just attach more sticky stabilizer over the hole in the filter --...

Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by shortround on 12-16-2008
Piggyback Hooping

Machine embroidery is an expensive craft. We have to buy our embroidery machines, then designs and/or software for creating and adapting designs, special threads, and finally stabilizers. It is difficult to reduce expenses on most of these necessities and still get good results, but I’ve figured...

Posted to Jumble Fun (Weblog) by cabrownbag on 10-31-2008

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