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No Comments February 18th, 2009 In Glossary,U
By Lindee Goodall

Underlay (stitches)

Stitches that sew before the fill area, which stabilize the fabric. This ensures that the original shape and look of an embroidery design will be preserved from the effects of the push/pull effect of a fabric. There are three basic types of underlay (central, outline, zig zag).

Proper underlay is vital to embroidery. To learn more, please see Embroidery Basics: Understanding Underlay,

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Embroidery Tip

  • There are no “thread police.” Choose colors to suit your style, tastes, and project.

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