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Great idea!
3/8/04 9:16 AM
I like this idea. It is a cheap alternative and something always around the house in case of midnight urge to embroider something.
3/8/04 11:29 AM
Fantastic!
3/8/04 11:37 PM
This sounds like a great idea! I am going to the warehouse club to get the industrial size this weekend so I can try it out on the bigger hoop! Thanks for sharing!!!
3/9/04 7:42 AM
When exactly do you use a stablalizer?
3/11/04 1:30 PM
hi victoriaj, i use stabalizer when i am embroidering or doing any decorative stitches on the sewing machine, it keeps the fabric you are sewing on from puckering and pulling down into the bobbin compartment. if the project is very dense on lightweight fabric, i use several layers of coffee filters. it works wonderfully.
3/12/04 8:01 AM
I tried this technique and it was very very helpful. I have been trying to reduce the thickness of my embroidery so that they are useable on clothes and are not like patches. This does the trick.
3/17/04 4:42 PM
Thanks for the tip on the coffee filters, I bought some at costco and now have enough tear away for years to come.
10/8/04 9:39 AM
I have also used parchment paper, this works quite well too.
1/15/11 0:07 AM