Looping stitches is another irritating problem that can occur with machine embroidery and cause an unsightly result. For this article, we’ll focus on looping on the top side. For looping underneath, refer the articles on birdnests.
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I’ve compiled a list of the most frequent complaints I see in the various machine embroidery groups I’m in. Often there’s no short answer to these issues because usually there’s more than one cause! I will try to update this page with more links as I have them. Or, just search the blog. Related articles […]
Eight years ago, I wrote a post called Why Does My Embroidery Pucker (find it linked at the end of this post) and during the recently wrapped 2017 Virtual Sewing, Quilt, and Embroidery Expo, I focused on pucker problems in my two-part class called Professional Pointers for Pucker Prevention.
The texture, type and weight of thread can dramatically impact the appearance of an embroidery design
Metallic thread is one of those things we “love to hate.” We love the look of metallic thread but it can sometimes be frustrating to embroider with.
This intricately detailed dragon design is a real stunner when stitched in metaillic thread on a black background
As a veteran embroiderer, it’s easy to forget how confusing things were in the beginning
If you’ve ever sewn with metallic thread, you know they can be frustrating.
The other day I was asked by an acquaintance who was considering the purchase of her first embroidery machine if embroidery was difficult.
There a lots of things to love about Hemingworth thread.
In the previous post, What are Birdnests? we looked at what a birdnest is and the potential damage it can cause.
You’ve just spent a fortune on your very first embroidery machine and now the sales person is showing you threads.
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