how do these embroidery
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They are fairly cheap thin quality with loose loops. I like them a lot for kitchen towels (and in particular because they're not too dainty to be used for whatever) but they may not be nice enough to be worth embroidering.
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My guess would be that these would not embroider well at all. They are quiet thin.
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These are cotton terry towels - not the flour sack type. (When I ordered them, I didn't realize that either). So, I don't think this is what you need for embroidery purposes.
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The loops on these towels are fairly large, enabling them to pick up moisture, dirt and debris. They don't have the fine texture that towels meant to be embroidered usually do. However, you could embroider them--why not? If what you want is to apply a machine embroidered initial or something similar, that would work. However, if you do fine hand embroidery, these towels are probably not the right foundation for your artistry.
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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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I use this for all my embroidery. Monogramming and appliqu. It is great. I cut a piece large enough for my hoop and trim about a half inch of the paper off and stick it to the back side of the hoop. Then I cut a section in the middle of the hoop large enough for the design I am using and stick the t-shirt ( or whatever) on the hoop and I am ready to go. I do use an iron on stabilizer on the t-shirt first.
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When you are working with satin material, it is best to use a cutaway or tear away stabilizer and a 75/15 sharp needle. I hope this will help. If you have need any kind of information go to Embroidery Library Projects, it is free to join, can get a lot of help and also get free embroidery patterns. Good luck
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I know a little about embroidery. I would suggest buying a set and trying it, because they are very sturdy. And, if they don't work for embroidery, they are PERFECT for drying dishes. They are a fantastic product!
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Sorry I can't answer your question but I never really used this and bought the 6D Embroidery software.
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There embroidered the material. I love the bedspread and get many complantson it.
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Yes they can easily be embroidered, but you would have to do it yourself (or have them done). And it is purple, a very nice light shade too
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I have tried to do this with the program. Let me be very clear this program only operates within another program already installed on your computer. I have found the Paint program to work the best. However you can find clip art from the internet and save it to your computer only if it is a PES file then open it in paint( which is what I do) . If there is a lot of detail the program will just kind of jumble it up when you try to embroider it , so if you try that I suggest very simple art without a lot of detail. Hope this helps you.
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You set each step. You use one of the dials, you turn it to 1 and it stitches across the top, turn it to 2 and it stitches one of the sides, turn it to 3 it stitches the other side, turn it to 4 and it stitches across the bottom.
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Yes it is and they're is a zippered chair back that can be bought so embroidery can be done without taking the stitching out. Velcro used on the side panels. Have a small embroidery company and sell the zippered chair backs for embroidery
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They are knit. They might pucker or change shape where the monograming is. Once it is stretched on to your head, that may be less noticeable
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I think they would be fine, with stabilizer of course. They aren't textured so the embroidery will be even.
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This is actually machine embroidery thread..what you are looking for is embroidery Floss it is sold in hanks not spools and usually comes in 6 ply ..you pull two threads from the hank and then do your hand embroidery..
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it looks likes it is appliqued on, I did not take it out of the bag as it is a Christmas gift and did not take it rite out of bag but what I can see is not embroidery. sorry I cannot give you a good answer but it looks gorgeous.
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They are cotton, but I wouldn't use them for embroidery. I don't think the quality of the fabric is good enough.
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Embroidered. I got this for the hubs and he wears it all the time. Our son also has like 6 under armour sweaters all embroidered.