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10/28/2016 Stitchout or Sewing Problem<br />
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Many things can happen when stitching a design. So, we've<br />
listed several items below to consider when working with<br />
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All of our designs are test stitched and stitch properly<br />
before they are added to the website and sold.<br />
Jump Stitches converted to Running Stitches Some<br />
embroidery software programs will convert jump stitches<br />
to running stitches with slight resizing.<br />
Stabilizer is KEY!<br />
Keep in mind that stabilizer is a tool, it is used to<br />
keep your fabric stable so that is doesn’t shift or move<br />
while stitching and after the fact during washing,<br />
wearing, etc.<br />
Very few fabrics don't need stabilizer.<br />
Always choose the right stabilizer for the fabric/design<br />
combination.<br />
If you're having registration issues [outlines not lining<br />
up with your fill], you probably need more/better<br />
stabilizer.<br />
Quick Guide for Which to Use When~ just<br />
remember that this is just a guide and there will be<br />
some overlap<br />
Cutaway<br />
• Washable fabric<br />
• Knit fabric<br />
• Fabric that is stretchy<br />
• Fabric with a lot of "give"<br />
• Thin fabric<br />
• Synthetic fabric<br />
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