Tips to Prevent Puckering on Embroidery Using Stabilizer

[@user-wl4df3yq5r]

Good job dad! I like that you are doing vids together. Teaching our children our skills is rewarding and fun.

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Thanks for watching!

[@randyfleet9968]

Ooooh! I thought it was about avoiding lemonade!
I've gotten MANY great tips from several of your videos.
Thans.

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Glad you could learn new embroidery tips from our videos! Thanks for watching!

[@margo4481]

Wonderful video, thanks for all the tips, I'm ready to give it a try now!

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Thanks for watching!

[@qapla]

Good info - looking forward to more InkStitch tips

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Thanks! More Ink/Stitch and embroidery videos to come!

[@debraberger5987]

Have you tried the Terial Magic? You use it on the area that is to be embroidered and it makes the fabric almost like paper. Washes right out.

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

No we haven't, we will have to look into that. Thanks for sharing and watching!

[@Mr.Trailer79]

Thanks for sharing. Thanks for video. :)

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@florapaimd]

hey, peeps, can't find the video about puckering prevetion while still making the design. can you help me? thanks!

[@ProjectAnonymous_Duo]

Sorry, we didn't ever get around to making that specific video. It is something we may do in the future. Underlays are often helpful in preventing bunching. A lot of the information that you will need can be found in this video to help adjust settings for better embroidery: th-cam.com/video/8HKrLML1mIY/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared Thanks for watching!