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I use it to back " paper" dolls clothes, works well and gives them a bit ,ore body...wendy
12506I use it on fleece when doing eyes, or noses or other small embroidery things on terry cloth. I have also used for numbers on t-shirts. I found that I was having a hard time getting the tension right and the foam helped. I also use it when I want the design to stand out a little, I try to match the color of foam to thread. Picked up a package at Dollar tree with many colors in the craft section. Play with it and have fun, it tears away easy and any tiny pieces outside of the threads use a little heat from your iron and they shrink inside. Hope this helps.
535I was WRONG, it was APEX designs. They have the dolphin for free in 3D designs so you can try it. I also have some of their 3D fonts and I love them. So easy.
10990I used it for dolphin bag but it was digitized for foam. I can't think of the site I got it from. It was not Apex but site that has a lot of alphas and freebies and is well known. If that helps.
10990It will work under lots of applique designs and I have heard of folk who use it under trapunto designs.
66502I have never used it, but if memory serves me (which often it doesn't) use of puffy foam requires that the design be digitized specifically for it's use. Here is a link to the Sulky site which discusses the foam. It may be helpful.
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