Brother Embroidery Part 7: Freestanding Lace

[@caroldunk.3481]

I love all your tutorials. More, More More! Thank YOU!

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[@glendasimpson3362]

I wished I had watched your video before calling brother corp. The tech person told me to rip it out and start over when I needed to repeat a step and I did not know how to explain to the tech what happened. You explained it beautifully. I did not rip out my project. I will complete my project later today. Thanks again for explaining how to go back to redo steps.

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[@vennienaiker486]

Hi I am new to this stilling leaning how to use my machine , Brother has offered free basic lessons so on Wednesday I will be learning how to do the free standing lace I am so excited to have watched your tutorial it was just so beautifully done thank you take care and stay blessed ( I am from South Africa )

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[@MariettaZearley]

Learned so much! Thank you.

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[@delizabeth918]

This was great, but I do have a question: Why the mixture of AquaMesh + Stitch H2O? Whny not just use the AquaMesh twice? Thank you!

[@mysewingroomdotca]

Thank you for watching and commenting. The Aquamesh provides strength and the Badgemaster ensures rigidity. Together, they form the perfect pair for creating free standing lace and appliques. @ Layers of Aquamesh can often crumple under the density of some lace patterns. Please like, share and subscribe to help ensure more videos are created in the future, like share and subscribe to help keep the videos coming.

[@delizabeth918]

@@mysewingroomdotca Excellent! I will definitely give that a go! Am trying to get a jump on my December Holiday gifts!

[@beatricedorsett]

How do you do this on a multi-needle embroidery machine?

[@mysewingroomdotca]

Thank you for watching and commenting. The process is the same - use the same water soluble stabilizer in the hoop - same thread top and bobbin - load the design into your multi-needle - then stitch - rinse stabilizer out to whatever level of stiff or softness you desire. Please like, share and subscribe if you have not yet :)

[@janlarabee2754]

Very informative!!

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