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14227I like the idea about the press and seal. If you were also talking about the construction of the pillow, you would want to use a walking foot to keep it from shifting and I keep a toothbrush with my sewing accessories and before you pin the seam together, use the brush and brush the fur away from the seam toward the body of the pillow, then when you turn it the fur you brushed to the middle will not be caught in the seam and help to make the seam dissapear.
1297jasanne this is very nice my grandson would love it good job mary
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23265Jasanne, this is cute. Nice job on both the train and name, along with making the pillow.
211078this is great.. was it hard to sew on the fuzzy fabric..??
by jasanne
12 Aug 2009
I use press and seal (kitchen wrap) as a topper. A tip I picked up here on cute. It sticks to the fluff enough to hold it and I get a good stitch out. I'm still not 100% about using the press and seal as it isn't really designed for embroidery machines but it works till I find a better way. Using solvy didnt work as well as it still moved a bit with the pile of the fabric.
by peggyhaws
13 Aug 2009
I like the idea about the press and seal. If you were also talking about the construction of the pillow, you would want to use a walking foot to keep it from shifting and I keep a toothbrush with my sewing accessories and before you pin the seam together, use the brush and brush the fur away from the seam toward the body of the pillow, then when you turn it the fur you brushed to the middle will not be caught in the seam and help to make the seam dissapear.
by jasanne
13 Aug 2009
Thanks for the toothbrush tip - I'll try that next time, as my daughters want one now! I just usede a lot of pins along the seam, lucky thing with a pillow is if it shifts a little it doesn't notice!
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