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Home   Arts and Crafts  Embroidery  Tips & Hints
Published: 01/22/2009 6:31AM


To avoid the flat look of finished embroidery and to have the three dimensional aspect,
without puckering and damage to the threads, you should iron embroidered garments
the following way:


  1. Place a fluffy terry cloth towel on an ironing board.
  2. Place the embroidery up-side down on the towel.
  3. Press the iron on to the garment from the opposite side of the embroidery.

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nbritt   05/26/2009 2:57PM
Thank you for this great tip!

ABC Machine Embroidery Designs   05/23/2009 9:30AM
Lauri, you are absolutely right about the food :).

I love to embroider on iron-on cotton tearaway, to have a pucker-free embroidery. On very thin fabric I'm using 2 layers. Also, after ironing I'm not taking embroidery right away, but leaving it on the iron board to cool off. This way embroidered item stays the way I ironed it.



Lauri   05/22/2009 12:54PM
Beautiful, but I don't think I would let anyone near it with food!
I admire how pucker-free your emb is.


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