I just tried a new-to-me stabilizer on a beach towel, and it worked wonderfully. Recently, I read about a stabilizer that works great when embroidering towels because it easily tears away after stitching and any remnants eventually wash away without making the toweling stiff. It is called Exquisite Tear ‘n Wash by Dime (no affiliation).
Tis the season for stitching gifts. Make sure the back is as pretty as the front! It’s always a great idea to have some hostess gifts on hand, just in case you need them. Bonnie’s Painted Poinsettias are so pretty and stitch up so quickly, and I’ll show you a little trick to make them even better.
Do you like to embroider on kitchen towels and hot pads? These five tips help ensure that they have a long and productive life.
Towels are always a great gift and monograms make them especially elegant, but the rules can be confusing, right?
As if stabilizers aren’t confusing enough, throw embroidery toppers into the equation. I will help you figure out why toppers are valuable and when you should use them.
I decided to try using GlitterFlex vinyl on a bath towel and it worked out quite well. Plus, instead of using a traditional tear-away stabilizer on the back of the towel, I made the embroidery . . .
Have you ever wanted to create elegant towels, blankets, and robes? I am going to show you how!
When I was teaching at a dealership, a lot of people wanted to embroider towels so badly but they were. . .
