Your videos are great. Very informative

Thank you, John, for sharing that. I have a heap of stabiliser's that I collected over the 30 years of digitising and embroidery, but sometimes you forget what they are for.

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like you may have a big collection!! Thanks for your support 💙

Thank you for you explanation of stabilisers. What is the best stabiliser for bath towels? I recently embroidered four towels using tear-away, hoping that over time, the little bits of stabiliser on the back will disintegrate in the washing machine. Should I have used wash-away instead? I use a lot of wash-away for mug rugs, coasters Christmas decorations etc. I did use a knockdown stitch around my design on the towels and matching bobbin threads. Regards, Julie from Australia

👏. Please which would be good for a 100% linen? Thanks 😊, appreciate all you do for us ❤

please make a video about embroidering dense designs on thin fabrics

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like a great idea! Patches maybe? 😉

Would love a better understanding of when you would use a cutaway stabilizer. Just starting out, but i have never used any of the cutaway stabilizer that i have in my stash...

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Try it out on your next stretchy fabric and see the difference between tearaway!

Good video thanks

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Jessie!

Is tearaway too light weight to use on a sweatshirt instead of cutaway? Why not use tearaway in that case and on a golf shirt?

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Unfortunately the fabric is too stretchy, if you'd like the embroidery to keep stable forever it's best to stick to no-show mesh!

Would love to know how far away from a design to cut cutaway?

@EmbroideryLegacy

2 ай бұрын

Close to the design without cutting the threads or the fabric 😉💙