Embroidery Stabilizer & Toppers Guide - Machine Embroidery for Beginner’s Series Part 3
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2020
- There are so many machine embroidery stabilizers and toppers available, it can be hard to know which stabilizer is best for embroidering different projects. Where do you start, which stabilizer should be used when, and what are the main stabilizers you should keep on hand? These questions are especially tough for embroidery beginners or those of you looking for a quick refresher.
Thankfully, this easy to follow stabilizer guide video will cover tear-away, wash-away, cut-away, no-show mesh (both fusible and non-fusible), and wet and gone stabilizers. Plus, it will also cover embroidery toppers to ensure you get the best-embroidered results possible!
To answer all your beginner machine embroidery questions for you, we’ve created this complete machine embroidery for beginner’s series! This is part 3. Just remember that starting anything new can seem daunting, and being a novice is normal. We all started somewhere! This new Embroidery Legacy beginner’s series taught by embroidery legend John Deer will hold your hand every step of the way and help get you past the learning curve quickly.
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I love the fact you just come and say that they are made by the same companies. Love the transparency.
Thank you so much for such valuable information.
Wow I have learned so much in this video. I can't thank you enough.
Best embroidery supplies video out there!
Thanks John...another great video,,,,quick and to the point as always.
Appreciate the kind words Peter! Thanks for watching :)
I just love your videos, and teaching/coaching style! Please keep up the great work, so many of us gain confidence and get more enjoyment from our machines because of your videos!❤️
Thank you for all your wonderful videos
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
@Amber Beshers, you took the words right out of my mouth. Straight to the point video, just wish I would’ve seen this video first as I could have saved a ton of time not watching others. Definitely will invest in his videos and membership he offers. Thank you for taking the time to create these informative tutorials?
I wish I would have seen this an hour ago. Thank you for the great advise as always.
I'm just happy you saw it! Thanks for watching Irene :)
Very informative, thank you. The Terry cloth comment made me smile. Happy wife happy life
Thank you so much for your help!! 😀
Our pleasure!
I learn at least one new thing with every video I watch. Thank you so much.
Happy to hear that! Thanks for watching Marcella :)
Oops.. I forgot to mention I did watch your video on stabilizers. Your video is great. Also I’m so overwhelmed with all I need to know about embroidery and the conflicting information I’ve received from others, that I would greatly appreciate it if you would not mind answering my question. I had no idea that different stabilizers had different weights. I appreciate your time. Thank you.
You are the best, John!
Right back at ya :) We should collaborate on some type of project together?
@@EmbroideryLegacy that would be fun!
wow!! This video is priceless. I have been afraid to use my machine but I feel a lot better now learning about the different stabilizers and the WHY and HOW to use them all. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
John, I a pro but I enjoy using your tutorial to do show and tell with friends with new machines. I tell them to subscribe to you👍🏽
Thanks so much for sharing the videos, appreciate the kind words :)
So glad i found you
We're happy you found us! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you John for so much clear and helpful facts about stabilisers. I now to purchase some strawberry, vanilla and chocolate 'No Show Mesh', (I am nearly out of my only white one!). I really wish I had known about all the different types of stabilisers before now - but I know now! Again thank you for this tutorial.
Hi Gill, where can I find the strawberry, vanilla and chocolate no show John is talking about?
Good video thanks could you use a hear press with the heat and gone stabilizer
Great information!!!! So glad I found you!!! Can you please tell me the brand of wet and gone plus the heat and gone stabilizer you use? I would really appreciate it! Thank u
Excellent video, thank you! One question, which type of stabiliser do you recommend for T-shirt and jumpers?
Oh my god I get hives every time I need to figure out what stablizer I need to use on a certain fabric! Thanks so much for the help . You should make a list for us to print out for a reference I would love you forever!! lolol
Thanks for the kind words Kate! :) That's a great idea! Be sure to check out or Stabilizer Guide Blog in the meanwhile www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/machine-embroidery-stabilizer-guide/
As always great advice without the retail brand hoopla. Thanks for all you do!
Appreciate the kind words Johnny, thanks for watching :)
Thank you so much for beginner series o was feeling overwhelmed with so much I didn’t know. Can you in the future make a full video how how to digitize from scratch for beginners
Hello :) We do have interactive lessons available that teach you how to digitize from scratch! :) Here's a link www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
Brilliant video and thank you!! Any tips on what we can use for the inside of the jacket cover up? Could we use another sheet of the iron on to cover the threads?
Thanks for watching! There are what’s called "fusible interfacings" available that can cover the back of embroidery, generally they are used on infant wear so the back of the embroidery does not irritate the babies skin. :)
Great information once again John, many thanks, Jess
Appreciate it Jess :) Thanks for watching
I feel stupid for even asking this but for any project do you need to make sure the hoop is filled with stablizer or can you for example when embroidering on ONE small spot on a bag just use sticky stablizer where the design is being stiched out? thanks!
can you use adhesive spray on non fusible mesh in place of fusible? and can you use a heat press to heat the fusible mesh instead of an iron?
Hello
Where can I get those wet and gone stabilizers in bulk ?
Thank you
Fantastic advice as always. But it's the little things that get me sometimes: keep the instructions inside the roll! Why didn't I think of that?
I use Hatch :) Be sure to check it out here! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/digitizing-made-easy-challenge/
I read one of your articles that stated to cut the cut away but leave the fabric prep. Are you referring to something like SF101 that is fused to cotton prior to embroidery? TIA
what to use to cover rough thread on embroidery work.
I am new to this, i did not realise all the different types. I currently plan to make my own clothes and purchase an embroidery machine.
This was interesting. New friend Ruthie
Glad you enjoyed :) Thanks for watching Ruthie
dommage que pour cette vidéo, je ne puisse pas traduire en français, car celle ci m'interesse encore plus que votre autres vidéos, car mon gros problème en broderie c'est le choix des stabilisateurs. J'ai une petite machine Brother f440e . merci pour vos partages.
With no show mesh: does it need to be hooped end to end the size of the hoop or can you cut a piece just to fit your design? I wonder.
I usually fit it to my hoop :) But it all depends on if you're doing ITH projects etc
I'm a little confused. Are these stabilizers for the top or the bottom? Or both? As I saw usually there is a stabilizer on top which is transparent, and another on the bottom. I HAVE to use a stabilizer on top so the fabric won't distort, but currently I'm just using a transparent folder for testing (which is made for holding papers), because I don't know the exact name for such a top stabilizer.
Off topic question---visited your website, under Embroidery, there was a category called " Fringe " designs that you could purchase, do they work on multi-needle machines?
Yes, they work on any embroidery machine :)
John where can we purchase some strawberry, vanilla and chocolate no show mesh? I can't find it anywhere..
I know Floriani used to have it years ago.
what do you think of magnetic hoop for the brothers dream machine?
Janet McKinney I’ve tried the aftermarket DIME magnetic hoop and love it. Don’t have the newest one that comes with the latest model Brothers. I’m confident they’ll be great as well.
@@EmbroideryLegacy thank you so much .Q-in your video in talking about no show mesh .I ordered a roll of it I am embroidering a baby blanket .I ordered the non fusible by mistake can I use spray to hold it down?
I use cut away for my heavyweight 450gm fabric and it still moves. What do you suggest me use?
Be sure you're hooping the material correctly here's a video ua-cam.com/video/0F6-grF1dVk/v-deo.html , you could also try a thicker stabilizer if that doesn't work :)
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank you and would you recommend cut away or tear away stabilizer?
Hi, i was told that unbleached quilting muslin and no show mesh lightweight are good to use together when embroidering. Is this true? If not can you please tell me what fabric (and weight) should be used with what type of stabilizer (and weight) to eliminate puckering?
No-show mesh is one of my favorite stabilizers and I’m assuming it would aid to eliminate puckering. I would test it a see if your are satisfied with the results, so many options. Lately I’ve been playing with fusible interfacing and have been happy with the results, always learning and playing.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank you so much for your response. I greatly appreciate your help and time.
Hello, John. This video is very important for me, but I don't speak english very well, and can't translate it without subtitels. Please turn on subtitels for this video. Thank you very mach.
I forgot to ask, what is a topper and when should it be used? Thank you.
I want by a embroidery Machine for professional work, give me a advice
I am a retired apparel multipurpose retail store co-owner, and still have a 15 needle commercial machine in my home that we used in our store. Listen to John, visit some shops, do your homework, and also, try to get to an ISS show if possible when one comes to a city near you. It is great to see trends, machines working, DTS printers etc...the works. It's not easy, but can be a rewarding biz.Good luck.
Hi sir im new learner need to know where can i buy pe design?
PE Design is sold by Brother Dealers
Can you do a vedeo of which stabilise for types of fabric like cotton .polyester
Thnx
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