[amayausers] Re: Baby Onsies

For a baby it's not so much the backing as the mass of thread
and all the back side of the stitching that's hard and scratchy

after you choose your backing, you can cut a piece of fusible
backing and cover the inside of the design  and fuse it over it
if possible cut the edges in a rounded shape so there are no hard corners.

you can get very thin fusible backings such as the pellon brand at most 
sewing and fabric shops or places like Wal-Mart and craft stores.

This works on other jobs as well that are not just babies. anytime
embroidery may be worn against bare skin, this makes an attractive alternative.

Give it a try.



Sincerely,  Ron Vinyard
Owner, Graphic Designer

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Magic Stitches Embroidery

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Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 6:42 PM
Subject: [amayausers] Baby Onsies


> Can anyone recommend what type of backing to use one baby knit  outfits.  It 
> must stabilize of coarse but be soft to the delicate baby  skin.  I need to 
> do 
> a bunch.  Can anyone help?
>  
>  
> Debbie
> Deborah's Delights
> 
>

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