love watching your video but I wish that you would go back and read the comments and answer the questions? what kind of stabilizer are you using ?

Great tutorial! Thank you so much.

Thank you for the free download! Merry Christmas!

Love little in the hoop projects so great

Why did I now see it. Next year

I’m thinking I can do this!! Thank you for the freebie & the video!!

I use the scraps for mug rugs! It works great!❤

What kind of needle did you use for this embroidery piece?

I love rug mugs. Great tutorial.

Thank you for this mug rug and very detailed step by step video. Happy Holidays

What cute ideas..💕 I love them

Great project and great design. I worry that some comments on here may influence folks who are new to embroidery to be reluctant to do this project. I have a single needle machine and have done just a few mug rug designs in the hoop by Designs by JuJu. Those other projects have more steps than this one - yet they were not overwhelming and straightforward. These are NOT HARD and ok for a newbie! Instructions are good and clear. I have real world experience with this and was very intimidated at first...but once I did it, it was doable and satisfying! I have also done Mug Rugs that are sewn on a sewing machine after I did any embroidery on the fabric separately and those are multi-step also. It all depends on what you are looking for in my opinion. If you want step-by-step instructions to get your feet wet and gain experience on these in-the-hoop projects, I found this company's projects good for that. I think this is a great one to start with for those considering embarking on the 'in the hoop' journey, as it is cute, customizable, straightforward, and FREE. You really can use small amount of fabric you have lying around for this project. Thanks for the free design.

Thank you for the free Mug Rug and the tutorial. Merry Christmas to you and your staff.

Sew cute Julie.

thank you merry Christmas

Love the freebie but 32 colors changes on a single needle is just too much. when i get a multi needle (when I win the lottery) I will make this lovely mug rug!

Thank you for the great tutorial and freebie! Look forward to making this. Thanks again.

Thank you! Great tutorial..

hahahahaahaha

Thx! Not a seamstress but get to have my great-granddaughter for overnight visits and bought a couple hooded towels. Cute way to fold/roll them!

Ditto! Thank you so much!

Love it!! Checking to see if I have this design ❤😅

Excellent tutorial, very clear, concise instructions. I’ve tried to make these before without much success. Based on your tutorials, I think I expect to be able to complete the notebook covers. Thank you!!

I need another 75% off sale!!!

I don’t drink coffee! 😬But I love mug rugs

Can you also show the back of the towels please?

If you rinse and dry the towel and cotton fabric used for the towel band, prior to embroidery, it won't shrink up.

I love coffee and I love those mug rugs! Pattern please ❤

I noticed that you didn’t secure the ends of the towel, why?

Do you wash the towel after stitching and prior to gifting?

wow, I just stumbled upon this and what a great tutorial. I learned so much, I appreciate your patience in explaining everything and how to do multiple hoop projects. TFS..

This is what I love about Designs by Juju.... Great tutorial!! I love the textured towels like you demonstrated.. now I can easily embroider them. Thank you!!! ❤

What brand did you use for the sticky back mesh stabilizer?

Beautiful ❤

I bought this project! So cute, will use the designs on tea towels. (:

So sad to the old sell prices ago away. But, i do understand that business is business 😢.

What kind of needle did you use?

I have used BabyLock's brand of water soluble stabilizer (mesh, not the topper) in lieu of the tacky tear away...........then application of a damp sponge or cloth removes ALL TRACES of the stabilizer with no chance of accidentally clipping your satin stitch threads.

Thank you. Can’t wait to try this!

What machine is this?

Thank you! I bought some designs. I think a walking foot would work well.

Uggh, you lost me when you skipped the step to get the full bow outline. I get why you did it, but now you lost me. Okay, got all notes written down from doing this myself, pretty simple design. thanks

Thank you for sharing this cute design. I hadn't used my embroidery machine in a long time and this motivated me to get it out and try this design on a Christmas sweatshirt. I used tear away stabilizer and glue basted the fabric to the stabilizer. Then I used the baste in hoop function on my machine to secure the fabric to the stabilizer. It worked perfectly. Great tutorial!

How and when do you add the phrases? Twice you mentioned that you forgot to tell us. You could've edited that into the video. Otherwise, it's a very nice notebook.

Nice tutorial! A tip for using the sticky stabilizer: leave the cover paper on while placing in the hoop, placing in the hoop with cover paper side up! Once secured in the hoop, score the cover paper in the center of the hoop with a straight pin in an “x” shape. Lift the center of the “x” with the tip of the pin to remove the center of the cover paper, revealing the sticky stabilizer! This way your hoop does not get sticky!! 🎉

Oh my goodness this is just awesome. Love the colors you used too.

Where did the sweatshirt come from?

Thank you! Great tips!

I love them all! Are they on your website?

Does the machine know when to do the tack down stitches and the satin stitches? I'm new to this lol