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How to Transfer an Embroidery Pattern with Fabri-Solvy
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2020
- Learn how to transfer an embroidery pattern with Fabri-Solvy. Perfect transfer method for when the fabric is too dark and/or the design is too detailed.
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Fabri-Solvy: amzn.to/39fHy0P
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Embroidery floss: amzn.to/31PWRIz
Needles: amzn.to/39q2mAo
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Great concise, instructional and informative video. Thank you!
Life savior!!!! I don’t have a printer at home and all the other tutorials require the printers
Ive been STRUGGLING to find a way to transfer designs to dark fabric, this might just save me!
Nice sharing.
Thanks!
Hi Jessica! I'm new to the embroidery crew, but I'm quickly falling in love with this new hobby! My question is: how do you make your embroidery patterns? (Like the ones that we can print out on your website) Do you draw your design on a piece of paper? I'm very curious. Thanks so much, in advance!
I draw them, scan them into my computer, and then trace with Inkscape. Check the first story in my highlights on Instagram: instagram.com/cutesy_crafts/
Do you think this would be good for a large design, like Leia Organa's Bespin/Cloud City cape?
It should work for anything that you can wash. I used it on a denim jacket for my daughter, and it was perfect.
Mine seems to be thin and sticky and clear I don’t think it’s able to stick on and I’m very confused
is there a specific pen you have to use to draw on the material or can you use a pencil or something? also is there a difference between what you used in the video and fabric stabilizer?
Fabric stabilizer seems to usually be iron on but this stuff is like a sticker!!(:
I've used pencil. You can use anything. Also a heads up there's no difference between this Sticky Fabri Solvy & the printable one except the printable one is pre cut into A4 sheets. This one jf you cut it to A4 size is perfectly printable as well which is v useful. And something I wish I discovered before transferring a complicated pattern. Would have saved me quite a bit of time!
Hi there! have you tried with velvet? how do you get rid of sulky paper in this case?
I haven't embroidered on velvet. If it can't be washed, you can't use this method though. You might want to look at tear away stabilizers instead. You stitch through them and then it rips off.
Thanks for explaning of the solvy. But can it be used in a laserprinter to? Greatings Vero
Yes definitely. I used it in a laserjet printer just yesterday. As long as it's cut to A4 size and put in the feeder/paper tray fabricy side up, no problem. You can buy a 'printable' version but the difference is the printable one is pre cut A4 sheets that's it.
@@oliviadaly4795 Thank you !! gona try it !!
@@veroniqueuse2649 make sure it's inredibly flat; weigh it down with some books. Or it'll possibly cause a paper jam which happened to me today 😑
@@oliviadaly4795 Thank you for the tip!!
HELP: I'm using Print-Stitch-Dissolve by Pellon to make a quilting template. It prints just great but the dissolve part needs some help. The problem is that while the large pieces of the product dissolve perfectly, the stuff between and under the stitching does not. I am left with a white line of product .
I have tried soaking it twice with hot, then cold water. I've run it through the washer AND dryer. I've tried abrading it with a soft toothbrush. All to no avail. Can any one help me out?
Hmmm... I would think the toothbrush would help. With the fabri solvy, I just move my finger around on it and it dissolves. I hope you were able to figure it out!
Hi there. I’m just learning to embroider, and have been using this to help me. The only problem I have is when I go to dissolve it, the colors from the thread bleed and then I get a big mess. How do I prevent that? I do wash and dry fabric before using.
Oh, I'm sorry that happened to you! I've never had that experience before. I know some brands and colors of thread are more color-fast than others. I've heard of people using color catchers while soaking, but again, I've never had to do that. What brand of floss are you using?
@@CutesyCrafts DMC Brand.
@@kelliewhiteside5615 hm. DMC is usually run proof - I've never had issues with DMC floss bleeding and I pretty much use it exclusively on projects (apart from samplers where I'm trying to use up my collection of crappy Chinese made no brand embroidery floss that will probably bleed and is also of much lower quality.
Depends on where you bought it. If you bought it on Amazon or something it could v easily be a counterfeit product ie not DMC. When I've bought DMC on Amazon I guess I've been lucky but I've very rarely bought it there, I prefer to buy from my local haberdahsery's online shop or the haberdashery of a dept store when I'm there buying fabric and other things in store.
I wish I knew about this before using the non desolvable/tear away product! 😆
Oh no!
@@CutesyCrafts Just got a roll of the disolvable in the mail! I can't wait to try it! 😃
@@bullnterrier4829 I hope you like it!
Thank you for the information. The link you have to the Sulky product is the wrong product, it is not peel off and stick. LOL I spent a minute attempting to peel a backing off of the sulky I bought and received using your link.
Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry! I didn't even know they made a product with the same name that wasn't sticky! Can you email me your address to jessica@cutesycrafts.com? I'd like to make it up to you by sending an embroidery necklace or bookmark or something. I feel so bad! Just changed the link.
@@CutesyCrafts Thats very nice of you, I appreciate the kind offer! I just wanted to bring it to your attention :). I found the sticky one today and ordered some. I'm sure I will find another use for the other stabilizer sheets. Maybe you can donate the item you wanted to send me to a worthy local recipient, that would be cool! Have an awesome evening, Lisa
@@lisawilliams7827 if you can get hold of some spray adhesive I'd think you can apply the adhesive to the non sticky Solvy and stick it and use it thr same way
As long as the adhesive is water soluble. Or running stitch arouns the end to tack it down then remove the running stitches after stitching?
It's much easier to buy the 8 1/2 x 11 Sulky Stitch and Stick sheets, and then you can print many designs onto one sheet, no tracing needed!
My paper backing doesn’t come off.. any ideas?
Hmmm... are you sure you have the same kind? Where did you buy it? I saw some reviews on amazon once where people were sold fake stuff that didn't work.
This works well on fabric, but on felt it tends to distort it.
Yes, I've tried it once on felt, and it did distort a little with the water. You have to be very careful not to stretch the felt while rinsing, and lay it flat to dry. I was able to cut more of mine off as it stretched a little.
Cortó un pedazo re grande para hacer un bordado diminuto jaja Qué desperdicio! x.x
You talk too much. Two whole minutes of time wasted before you actually say anything useful about the product.