Can I use this for embroidery?
1940154
Nowhere does it say on the package but I don't see why not. It's woven cloth, it's 100%cotton and it's washable. Try embroidering a very small sample of cloth.
233609
this can be taped to fabric to hold in place or it can be hooped. Yes you can draw on it but why? When it is washed it washes away. This is a stabilizer for embroidery machines and also used for backing to keep the material from moving and giving it stabilization while being sewed on. Used for light weight materials or materials that move while being sewed on.
381454
You can, but you will have to rehoop it, as this machines embroidery area is 4x4.
157280
I wouldn't use it for basic top stitching but I think it would be OK for decorative stitches. Since decorative stitches are basically embroidery it should work but I haven't tried it for that. I don't think it's strong enough for anything else.
1310126
No. It can be used for seam binding, top stitching, and elastic application with appropriate attachments.
809503
You can use any embroidery thread or even use other materials such as ribbon, cording (leather, hemp, etc), yarn, metallic thread, sting, etc.
782238
Yes you can use it as the bottom stabilizer and then on top, all completely dissolve without a trace, leaves embroidery only
1527972
Yes! The larger bag is a decent size. I actually put in a couple sweaters together and there's usually space. And I think the material would work well for embroidery.
1244857
I wouldn't risk using it for clothing. I don't think it is suitable and would be concerned about ink bleed.
11582
If your embroidery machine has a pcmcia slot then yes. I recommend checking the manual of the machine.
1296975
There are two screws on back that keeps the backing secure. You might be able to remove them to do the embroidery
1861479
I would recommend checking out the Project Library at www.emblibrary.com to learn how to machine embroider on these type towels. It can be done and mine have turned out fine. As someone below mentioned, I wouldn't recommend light stitches (open hand or machine embroidery) on these as the threads will get lost in the pile. A design with a higher stitch count will work perfectly. Enjoy!
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Not sure what you are planning to use these for, but I use them to transfer embroidery patterns -- so I just cover up the tracing lines with my embroidery. And most of the embroidery I create is not washable anyway -- so it would still have the tracing. I've found these to be one of the best products to transfer patterns -- much better than the pencils and less fussy than the printer-based transfer options. The only downside is that if you press too hard on the paper, the ink tends to bleed -- so it requires a light hand. Also, the tips are pretty thick for very fine embroidery patterns -- I wish that they produced a "super-fine tip" version of these pens for some of the small, very detailed patterns that I copy.
46705
NO you can not. If you want to get a name embroidered, our embroidery place was able to put the entire chair in the machine to do this but that is probably different based on the company.
306550
yes you can with the cap loop http://www.amazon.com/Hoop-Brother-LB6800-Embroidery-Machine/dp/B00421SMSK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1364225292&sr=8-1&keywords=Brother+LB6800PRW+cap+loop
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I does some embroidering on a small scale. I've used it to make a decorative stitching around a quilt boarder and added a name using the embroidering function, lettering was about 1/4th an inch tall. It does not create large embroidered projects. Hope this helps.
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This is a kit. It comes in pieces and you will have to put it together and do all the embroidery yourself. Good luck!