Tips for Embroidering Kitchen Towels

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Kitchen towels are easy to embroider and make great gifts! Here's how to choose an appropriate embroidery design for your towel, which stabilizer to use for each type of embroidery, and how to float the towels in the embroidery hoop for stitching.
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[@susanhaberman3301]

Very helpful❤️

[@patsorbello1284]

Very helpful information, thank you

[@patsorbello1284]

Excellent, would like to know how far up from the bottom you start your embroidery placement.

[@evelinaz1548]

Amazing info!! Saving this for when I do towels :)

[@jessicacramer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ingeneren]

nicely done :) I have been doing machine embroidery for about 20 years and you presented this very well

[@christinepatterson50]

I was told to always soak my finished projects in a wash basin and discard the water outside. Then toss the washer. They said the wash away stabilizer can build-up in your machine ans cause damage. You can also keep the water with the liquid containing stabilizer to spray onto projects like stand up lace to stiffen the stand up lace. Since this is a project that will not be washed [nce completed.

[@jessicacramer]

Interesting idea, I havent heard that before. I will give it a try, thank you!

[@denisekotalik4096]

Excellent video with so many tips. Thank you! I’m new to all of this and have a stack of kitchen towels just waiting for me to get the courage to start embroidering them for gifts. My only question is: is there something I need to do to cover up or protect the back side of the embroidery design on a towel?

[@jessicacramer]

Good question! You should use stabilizer on the back of the towel too. Either a tear away or better yet a water solvable one. There is no need to cover the back side of the embroidery other than that.