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You can use a spray adhesive if you like, but use it sparingly. It saves a bit of time and creases in your fabric. I 'float' my embroidery these days, which basically means I hoop the stabiliser, then just place the minky on top.

Anyhow, I use two layers of cutaway stabiliser, it's a soft heavy weight one from Marathon Australia. Your right that a little bit of puckering is fairly normal though.

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Hi there, so sorry for the delayed response~! I'm so glad you've found this tutorial helpful When I first started using Embird there was very little useful info out there, so there was a lot of trial and error haha. If you don't have time to elaborate, I totally understand orz o Holy cow that got long, sorry for the entire story. Well the list goes on xD Anywaysss, if at all possible, I'd like to avoid having to buy tons of different types of stabilizer and wasting a lot of minky by testing out all sorts of combinations, so I was wondering if maybe you'd be willing to share your stabilizer/hooping secrets that allow you to embroidery on minky with minimal puckering? I would be fovever in your debt. I'm thinking I'm probably not using the right kind/amount of stabilizer (single layer of cutaway) but maybe I'm not hooping correctly or my machine's upper thread tension is too high or I should be using fabric spray or. I understand ~some~ puckering is normal but it's a lot worse than I know it could be (for example your pouches are so nice and smoothh~).

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Rarity Eye vector is by and can be found here:Д®mbird website: Registration Key for Australians: I do have one question with regards to machine embroidery though, that I was hoping you would maybe be willing to help me with o I got my embroidery machine a couple days ago and I made a little design in Embird (Luvdisc eye+cheek) using your tutorial but when I did a few test runs on minky I found the minky puckers pretty badly around the edges of the design, even when I changed the density in my design from 2 to 4. I've done this in a way that even absolute beginners should be able to follow it. Also, sorry in advance if I sound at all condescending. I should have the rest of the parts up in the next few days - I might even have the next part up later today. Sorry it's so huge, but if I made it any smaller you wouldn't be able to read much of the screenshots. This is part one of my Embird digitizing tutorial. So, I've decided to make a walkthrough type tutorial to help anyone in the position I was in. There are some on their website, but most of them are very basic and I don't know if I'm just a derp but a lot of the ones I needed made no sense to me, and I had to figure out a lot by myself which was very frustrating at times. When I first got Embird, I was disappointed to find that there aren't really any tutorials for it.

Just the basic program by itself only lets you edit designs you already have, and even then you can only do basic things, or edit each individual stitch (which is ridiculously time consuming).

You need to purchase the basic program, and then the Studio plugin. One thing with Embird though is that the basic program does not allow you to create designs. I'm not sure about international dealers, but I'll put a link at the bottom for the site I got the registration key for Australian users. I'm pretty sure the only thing you can't do with the trial version is save designs.

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With Embird you download the program as a trial, and if you like it you can then purchase the registration key which will allow you full access. As far as I can tell, Embird is one of the best programs you can get in it's price range, and though I've never used Stitch Era I've heard it's very similar. So, I use Embird Studio for my digitizing.

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