How To Prevent and Stop Your Machine Embroidery Designs From Puckering

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[@angelaackerman8934]

I put cutaway and tear away in the hoop. I then spray the temporary adhesive on the cutaway in the hoop. I then stick the t-shirt to that. Smooth it out. And put the hoop with t-shirt affixed to stabilizars on the machine and embroider it. This way the t-shirt won’t have stretch or hoop marks:) I use Embtech spray adhesive but there are several brands. Just make sure it’s temporary.

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

That's great! Thank you for your comment. Personally, I don't use spray adhesive as I find it gums up the needles and the glue can work it's way into the machine.

[@AquaBloomStudio]

I love your embroidery business name: Pink Bird.. thank you for this tutorial. I am glad you did this video. I learn a much of new techniques.

[@sthier24]

First, I love your thread rack display! The information you shared in this video is so important to achieve quality results on light weight fabrics. Thank you for sharing! I really enjoy your videos and wish you the best of luck!

[@pinkscissorsfabric]

Great video & lots of tips. Did you do a video about stabilisers as I think that would be very helpful.

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Hi! I haven't got around to it yet but I do plan on making something soon about stabilisers :)

[@lifewithhina7743]

Please could u do some general tutorials on the brother v3 (if u still have it) i got mine abt 2 weeks ago (ordered it ages ago), just getting to know it, im not being lazy just that theres absolutely nothing on it online n im struggling a tad bit and in your recent videos u mentioned u had one so thats y im saying this thanx , really informative and helpful video as always 👍🙂

[@tingboutiqueuk3923]

I’m thinking of buying a V3 so this video would be great 😊

[@johnb6749]

So-true re polyester thread - all looks great, 3 hours later the polyester has 'twanged-back' after stretching during embroidery and the amount of puckering makes you scream.... The it's the compromise between tension (upper) and underlay amount/type.....

[@Costudioca]

You should try wash away stabilizer

[@bevtooth]

No show poly mesh is better on t shirts as it doesn't give a shadow

[@kimellis6365]

thank you, what is the UK version of tender touch called, to stop the back scratching the skin? x

[@Moonlight_equstrian]

Loved this video!! Super helpful thank you x

[@emieboiesbastien1900]

Thank you!

[@tingboutiqueuk3923]

Love your videos just subscribed! Could you please make a short intro video on digital embroidery software, which one to use. Just wondering if you can buy the software straight off or can you pay monthly? Just a little confused on which software pack to buy for the software I want to start a small business and want to digitalise my drawings ☺️ Thank you!

[@christopheri79]

Thank you :-)

[@prettyhomebymariadesousa]

Thanks. What about the water soluble stabiliser isn’t it a good option too?

[@WeQuiltStudio]

What do you think about Filmoplast? A friend of mne used 2 layers of it on a Tshirt with no puckers, even after washing. Not sure how dense the Design was, though.

[@ShaynaKrause]

Thank you for sharing. I’ll try to incorporate your techniques.

[@AquaBloomStudio]

Girl I am watch this channel too. I’ve been watching anyone who does embroidery and sewing. Good to see you here bestie.

[@ShaynaKrause]

@@AquaBloomStudio AWEEE!!!!

[@TshirtChick]

Very helpful info! Thank you!

[@Bobbinandbond]

Starching I tend to starch cotton I am embroidering onto for framing, as I find that helps keep the cotton stable.

[@lorim2074]

Thank you! Lots of great tips, especially for beginners.

[@ladykatmi]

Very helpful video. Thank you so much!

[@ladykatmi]

Very helpful video. Thank you so much!

[@v.mishrasart43]

Super💯

[@judith98630]

Very informative!

[@thesewingbratt966]

Thank you 🌷 ⚘ 😊

[@narniescrafts9913]

Cant hear it