Tips for embroidering on felt

Embroidering on felt can be a great option. See five reasons that felt is great for stitching and one thing that could be negative.
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[@LizzieMayne]

Thank you for the tips.

[@Karelife]

Thank you. I got a lot of great ideas from your video. I want to make a felt needle ok for all my needles and a felt bookmark corner for my journal.

[@mikeandrews3655]

I want to embroider on felt using peel and stick patterns. My question is what can i expect in wetting and removing the pattern after its done. I thought maybe spraying it might be preferable.

[@karodear]

I have a very thick woven wool skirt I want to embroider, but I'm finding it incredibly hard to get any kind of pattern tracing. Carbon paper is completely out, the fabric is too thick and bouncy to get a transfer. Chalk can work, but as you say in the video, fine detail is not possible. I've tried pouncing with pricking and daubing chalk, but it just smears. Finally, i tried daubing with acrylic paint, which is the one I had most success on, but feels really scary since it's so permanent on my pretty skirt. Perhaps this kind of paper tear away is my best option in the end!

[@EpidaStudio]

It's worth a try! It is challenging, but it will be a beautiful project.