I save all the peel-off return labels that come with online orders and it use it for collecting all those random trimmings, like a lint roller. I use it on my sewing room carpet as well. Working smarter not harder!
Yes, you can wash it according to the temperature recommended for the threads. It is also advisable to use a washing bag to protect the item and wash it inside out. After washing, some light combing may be necessary. Please avoid using a dryer. For durability and easy care, I recommend using polyester threads. I've personally washed my items many times, and it's safe to do so.
Unfortunately, water-soluble bobbin thread doesn't work with my designs, sorry about that. My designs use two types of stitches: large satin stitches that create the fringe and short knockdown stitches that hold the fringe securely in place. This technique allows me to create extra fluffy designs.
I have cut bobbin thread to remove a design. Does the thread stay contacted to the thread after cutting the bobbin? or will small pieces come off? Hold up to washing? I really want to try this but afraid I will be pulling out the threads after cutting the bobbin thread. TIA
@genabush4619 It's completely safe to wash after cutting the bobbin thread. The design will hold up well! If you're still unsure, you can try it out first with this test file: mailchi.mp/31f463e2bdd6/fringed-designs-freebie-instructions
Hello can you please do a tutorial for your: BIG Glitter vinyl narrow Double two applique layers Athletic Sport High School Team Players machine embroidery designs Font terry & glitter. I like that font a lot but I need a tutorial of how to do it please.
Yes, I have some not fringed flamingos in my shop, like applique, chain stitch or fill stitch. Please take a look at these designs: artapli.etsy.com/listing/1674844724/chain-stitch-flamingo-embroidery-chain artapli.etsy.com/listing/765777591/flamingos-machine-embroidery-applique artapli.etsy.com/listing/752105196/flamingo-floral-crown-machine-embroidery artapli.etsy.com/listing/245133550/flamingo-machine-embroidery-applique artapli.etsy.com/listing/766006011/watercolor-effect-floral-flamingo-fill artapli.etsy.com/listing/873848492/flamingo-floral-crown-machine-embroidery
I save all the peel-off return labels that come with online orders and it use it for collecting all those random trimmings, like a lint roller. I use it on my sewing room carpet as well. Working smarter not harder!
What brand curve snips are those?
Fiskars, and I love the Japan brand Kai.
I love this video. I made the flamingos before seeing this but it turned out great! Thanks.
Thank you 😊
any chance you have a video showing the back side of the embroidery AFTER all the fluffing is done?
That's a good question! I will do video.
are you able to wash the item afterwards or will the stitches come out. I want to put this on a t-shirt for my granddaughter. Thank you
Yes, you can wash it according to the temperature recommended for the threads. It is also advisable to use a washing bag to protect the item and wash it inside out. After washing, some light combing may be necessary. Please avoid using a dryer. For durability and easy care, I recommend using polyester threads. I've personally washed my items many times, and it's safe to do so.
Do you have directions using water soluble thread.?
Unfortunately, water-soluble bobbin thread doesn't work with my designs, sorry about that. My designs use two types of stitches: large satin stitches that create the fringe and short knockdown stitches that hold the fringe securely in place. This technique allows me to create extra fluffy designs.
I have cut bobbin thread to remove a design. Does the thread stay contacted to the thread after cutting the bobbin? or will small pieces come off? Hold up to washing? I really want to try this but afraid I will be pulling out the threads after cutting the bobbin thread. TIA
@genabush4619 It's completely safe to wash after cutting the bobbin thread. The design will hold up well! If you're still unsure, you can try it out first with this test file: mailchi.mp/31f463e2bdd6/fringed-designs-freebie-instructions
Hello can you please do a tutorial for your: BIG Glitter vinyl narrow Double two applique layers Athletic Sport High School Team Players machine embroidery designs Font terry & glitter. I like that font a lot but I need a tutorial of how to do it please.
Thank you for the suggestions! I'll create a new video showcasing this embroidery style, and hopefully, it will be out soon
What are the scissors used?
are you able to sell like a straight stitch version of it ? so we can addd it on as a decrotave touch like a trim? or something?
Yes, I have some not fringed flamingos in my shop, like applique, chain stitch or fill stitch. Please take a look at these designs:
artapli.etsy.com/listing/1674844724/chain-stitch-flamingo-embroidery-chain
artapli.etsy.com/listing/765777591/flamingos-machine-embroidery-applique
artapli.etsy.com/listing/752105196/flamingo-floral-crown-machine-embroidery
artapli.etsy.com/listing/245133550/flamingo-machine-embroidery-applique
artapli.etsy.com/listing/766006011/watercolor-effect-floral-flamingo-fill
artapli.etsy.com/listing/873848492/flamingo-floral-crown-machine-embroidery
Hello, what kind of thread are you using? :)
This is just regular machine embroidery thread, 40 wt polyester thread.
What type stabilizer do you use? Ty!
Select the most appropriate stabilizer for your project fabric. You can also include a layer of tear-away stabilizer for added ease of use
@@Artapli Ty so much!
Where can I get your embroidery design, love it!
Thank you! You can get it here:
artapli.etsy.com/listing/1199179988/updated-fringed-fluffy-chenille-flamingo