The cup idea is so great, i will definetly start to do this just to see how many thread trims i can make in a day hahaha! Just a thing about hooping thick fabrics, you can do flutuation with the fabric (like the topping) but you need to baste it (a run stitch with 10mm lenght to hold the fabric in place) make the life easier in some cenarios, thick fabrics like a lot to pop up the hood hahahaha Loved the video!
That’s a good idea actually, didn’t think about floating the towel. In this case I was sure it’d be possible but next time I’ll do it that way :) Share it on discord because I’m curious now lol
@@conishkee Floating is when you hoop the stabilizer and not the actual fabric. You would use either spray adhesive or pins to stabilize your fabric on top. I now prefer to us my magnetic hoops which is essentially floating. I got my hoops on Amazon. Range price $30 to $80 depending on the size you get. Good Sewing to you!!
Wow, your towel turned out so cool. Love it, but yes, I would choose a lighter color when working with a darker towel, but you're a guy, so I get it. Thanks for sharing the technique! 🙂
Honestly you’re right and at the time of making this the contrast between the two colours seemed a bit more obvious. We live and learn though, thanks for your comment!
Whenever I use a tear away on my kitchen towels it pulls out my towels loops. How do I prevent this? I dont want to use cut away but I may have to bc now I have loose threads on my towels 😮
Didn't he, though, the portion that he embroidered? I'm new to this and am going to try to embroider some towels for the first time, but please let me know what you meant by what you wrote. Thanks!
thanks for sharing, what happened 😂 no more videos? I’ve watched all your vids n was hoping you had more 😩 I’m looking for hats, hoodies & sleeves, larger images on shirts/hoodies, socks etc! I’ll check back & see if you posted any new content 😊
Hey man, this is definitely something easy to fix. The difficult part is identifying what exactly causes it, it might be one of the following reasons: 1. Your digitized files aren’t optimal and it causes gaps. 2. You didn’t hoop your garment properly 3. You don’t have the right type of stabilizer for what you’re trying to embroider If you join the discord, either me or someone else will help you identify the issue! Good luck
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I love that you just got right to it without any fluff. New sub.
The cup idea is so great, i will definetly start to do this just to see how many thread trims i can make in a day hahaha!
Just a thing about hooping thick fabrics, you can do flutuation with the fabric (like the topping) but you need to baste it (a run stitch with 10mm lenght to hold the fabric in place) make the life easier in some cenarios, thick fabrics like a lot to pop up the hood hahahaha
Loved the video!
That’s a good idea actually, didn’t think about floating the towel. In this case I was sure it’d be possible but next time I’ll do it that way :)
Share it on discord because I’m curious now lol
Quick easy and to the point!!! Thank you. Most videos I watched didn't even show all the items I would need for the project! I'm glad I found yours!
Loved your video!!!
Thank you!!
Thank you for this video! I’ve watched about 10 others and this was the most straightforward 😊
When doing thick fabrics or towels try floating or get a magnetic hoop.
Please let me know what you meant by "floating".
@@conishkee Floating is when you hoop the stabilizer and not the actual fabric. You would use either spray adhesive or pins to stabilize your fabric on top. I now prefer to us my magnetic hoops which is essentially floating. I got my hoops on Amazon. Range price $30 to $80 depending on the size you get. Good Sewing to you!!
@@monicajackson7266 Thank you so much Monica.
Thank you very much. I like how you explain your job. Easy to follow and understand.
enjoyed this video very helpful for a beginner to embroidery
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, your towel turned out so cool. Love it, but yes, I would choose a lighter color when working with a darker towel, but you're a guy, so I get it. Thanks for sharing the technique! 🙂
Honestly you’re right and at the time of making this the contrast between the two colours seemed a bit more obvious. We live and learn though, thanks for your comment!
Thank you so much 😍
Thanks
Whenever I use a tear away on my kitchen towels it pulls out my towels loops. How do I prevent this? I dont want to use cut away but I may have to bc now I have loose threads on my towels 😮
Hoop the towel, it will prevent hoop burn.
Didn't he, though, the portion that he embroidered? I'm new to this and am going to try to embroider some towels for the first time, but please let me know what you meant by what you wrote. Thanks!
Thinking she meant float the towel to prevent hoop burn...which is also how I prefer to do it.
Do you know of a good digitizer to use for SE2000 machine?
What font did you use
How I hooping.
Thanks for the video. What font did you use?
thanks for sharing, what happened 😂 no more videos? I’ve watched all your vids n was hoping you had more 😩 I’m looking for hats, hoodies & sleeves, larger images on shirts/hoodies, socks etc! I’ll check back & see if you posted any new content 😊
You motivated me to start making videos again, hope to see you back soon :)
I’m operator embroidery machine I’m new in Chicago
What font did you use?
Any experience on embossing a towel?
I keep ending up with gaps in most of my designs. Can you please tell me how to fix it
Hey man, this is definitely something easy to fix. The difficult part is identifying what exactly causes it, it might be one of the following reasons:
1. Your digitized files aren’t optimal and it causes gaps.
2. You didn’t hoop your garment properly
3. You don’t have the right type of stabilizer for what you’re trying to embroider
If you join the discord, either me or someone else will help you identify the issue! Good luck