4 Tricks to Fix Puckering on your Designs | Embroidery Machine for Beginners

[@tomard]

As a beginner embroiderer, i would love to see video examples of the things you talk about on the exact times you're talking about them, since english is not my native language, i sometimes find myself confused or just wondering what are you talking about, there is a lot of slang in the world of embroidery and that is a jungle on it's own for me at times, i end up just thinking the meaning is completely different than intended...

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Great suggestion! We will definitely incorporate this in our future videos :)

[@osin73]

I'd love to see the new sample.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

We'll add it to our socials soon :)

[@teklifeadventures7375]

Very good video. Well normal for you. Have not seen a bad one yet.

[@rhondasigrist118]

Thanks so much John! Love all the tips and advice here to avoid puckering.

[@chrisboden7891]

do you have a list of stabilizers and their uses please. I need to know the best stabilizer for working on Tshirts and also blankets.

[@johnb6749]

But...but... why not show the stitch-out of the improved design on the same material as the original that puckered so badly? How can we make any judgement at all without the final stitch-out in a direct comparison - I don't understand it's absence in this video John.....

[@bettyfodor24]

Thanks for this important information.

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thanks for watching!

[@LillianRamirez-c9h]

Can you make a video on how to digitize and embroider on plastic tote bags. I keep tearing right through the plastic.

[@zarrarakhter9809]

thumbnail giving the vibe of Ken 😅❤

[@agurule1632]

Thanks John! I’ve had a few issues with puckering due to the stabilizer shrinking.
Will you be showing the stitch out on denim?