[amayausers] Re: 'mesh' backing on teeshirts-how?

I like to use two pieces of mesh. I have also added a tear away for a 
heavier design.
I have stitched out a ton of t-shirts and have never had issues with 
puckering. BUT...I also do NOT stitch out Dakota designs straight from the 
CD. I always tweek them.
Good luck!

LuAnn
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> I'm finally running some test on teeshirts using the mesh from Floriani as 
> others suggested...and maybe I'm not doing it right or it just doesn't 
> work.
> #1: mesh only, small design on 6 oz. teeshirt- pucker like crazy, part of 
> a fill moved about 3/16", so outline was way off all over the place-almost 
> 1/4" so fabric showed.
> #2: mesh with 1.5 oz. tearaway under it, same shirt, same design.
> Material didn't have obvious puckers, fill in one section did pull but
> outline is so close it is liveable...rest of design (Dakota Cricket) is 
> fine.
> I am just playing before I do this design on a sweatshirt with 3 oz. 
> cutaway-I know it will work on that but figured I might as well try out 
> the package of sample mesh to figure out how to do light material and 
> teeshirts, without that 'patch' of backing behind the shirt.
> Any suggestions? Next test will be 2 pieces of mesh at 45 degrees turn. My 
> goal is to be able to do teeshirts and jerzee knit polos (basically 
> teeshirts with a collar) and have them look and feel like higher quality 
> material-no sign of a thick backing patch when worn.   :confused:
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