We'll show you the difference between ironing and pressing - and when each should be done. Most of the time, we say we will iron our embroidery, iron fusible web, or iron GlitterFlex. What we really want to do, at times, is press with an iron. So, what is the difference?
The second installment of our Machine Embroidery A to Z, offers a few more terms, techniques, and tutorials for machine embroiderers of all experience levels!
Fusing is probably the most important part of stitching with GlitterFlex. If you don’t fuse at all or don’t fuse properly, your project will fall short of expectations.
Most often, blocks are embroidered before quilting. See how you can quilt the block before adding embroidery!
Love the look of applique quilts but not the quilting and bock piecing part? Or maybe you simply don't have the time? Here is a great shortcut!
Need a quick refresher on how to fuse GlitterFlex vinyl? No problem!
Most of the time, GlitterFlex will be fused right in the hoop. Move the hoop to a flat, hard ironing surface. You can use a thin . . .
Curious about GlitterFlex and how it might be used? Here's a quick and easy step-by-step tutorial to get you started.
GlitterFlex can be used for applique just like any other cotton quilting fabric. It's very, very thin so it's perfect for garments or quilts, anywhere that you want . . .
