Stitch Clinic: Using Press ‘n Seal to Transfer Design Details

[@jeannemorrison5319]

Totally fantastic hint, Thank you.

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

Can I use this method for hand quilting too?

[@patriciatuin2210]

I did this with blue sharpie for the water lines in the cherry blossom BOM. I machine stitched the water using gold metallic thread. Unfortunately the blue sharpie was pushed down into the metallic thread as I stitched. Not always just randomly. I have not had this happen when hand stitching, however. It isn’t very noticeable but I was slightly bummed.

[@asake-denisejones3734]

How easy is it to remove the press n seal from the fabric?

[@susanmei9980]

This is a great idea! Do you ever have trouble removing it out from under your stitching?

[@grannyslegacypatterns1856]

If you find that tiny pieces of the wrap remain under your stitching, we have found you can easily get them out with your needles, or a pair of tweezers. Also, we do recommend pulling the wrap away gently.

[@eym773]

Thank you for sharing

[@themamma341]

Thank you, good demonstration!

[@raymondrichard9531]

I’m surprised there isn’t a copyright on the original patterns that you are copying.