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3568I think we've all had 'one of those days' and most likely will again. Thing is you kept on and this looks fantastic. I believe this must be my motto!-lol-see hear speak, no diet, no diet, no diet!--Great job!!!
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299557I saw the pictures first, read some comments, and then read your description of the process. Admittedly, backwards thinking! Anyway, I did not see the "wobble" in the fabric until you pointed it out. It looks fabulous!
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85867Ugh! I've done that bobbin problem and it's not fun. I would have used the tearaway and floated a second tearaway beneath the towel. When you tear away, tear away one full layer and then the next.
66505Looks pretty good to me the small wave is not much. At least you stayed dry and weren't bored.
by crazystitcher
19 Jun 2016
thanks, but actually - I got soaking wet between stitching moments because one of my little dogs is currently suffering a balance disorder (under vet treatment) and was needing to be carried outside several times to answer nature's call and carefully supervised to prevent him falling badly - his weather - beater coat was water-proof but my old nylon raincoat (even though it had been sprayed with KIWI water proofing spray a week ago) was not - but you are right that I certainly wasn't bored.
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54617love it i NEED this design wheres it from lol hugs
by crazystitcher
19 Jun 2016
thanks - it came from emblibrary.com; when not stitching or busy with my doggies, I also like baking & decorating cakes so I figured this design was a pretty good & funny motto for my kitchen.
360401Nice design. That brings me a smile on my face😊
Good job!
10205313821What a story ! But I sure like the result ! Lovely design !
146412It looks great! " Just one of those days" is everyday at my house because it's always multi tasking.. my sewing machine and my embroidery machine are in 2😞 different RMS and there lays the problem lol . No one would know you had problems by looking at your great sew out. I always use a light tear away on the lighter cheap dish towels but then I usually use a light airy design on those also. /Lillian
by crazystitcher
edited 19 Jun 2016
Sewing & embroidery machines in separate rooms must be frustrating at times - I think that would send me truly crazy; thanks for kind words and helpful advice - yes a lighter weight design probably would have been better suited to the fabric - still it is a bit of fun to have this design hanging in the kitchen.
145789After all that , at least this design will be a smile !
33350hi crazystitcher, who says which always folds everything and it no problems with the embroider, tell a lie, with me everything goes also not always perfectly, and sometimes it also spins. nevertheless, your result looks good and cute :-)
20108Crazy stitcher, your designs are lovely. As it is quite dense stitching it may look better as a decoration after all the trouble you've had to finish this. As Chris has said, light tear away, is what I also use. Sometimes we have to have trial and error. Thicker towels I have used WSS with success. Sandra.
24329Dear crazystitcher, I only ever use a light tear away when I'm sewing designs on tea towels. That way it doesn't distort designs when it's being removed. Great job and stitch-out. Love Chris
234253Thanks for sharing your experience with getting the tea towel embroidered !!! Just wonder it 2 layers of Washaway ( used for lace making ) would work??. Lovely Design. Janette
1290oh dear, what a trying time you have had - trying to multitask. That is a lot of stitching. But the end result looks great - way too nice to use.
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