Will this fabric work as a foundation for seed bead embroidery?
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Are you making a garment out of the suede and then doing the embroidery? The fabric is soft and has a nap. If you can email me at keelysgrma@q.com and give me your address I can mail you a sample of the fabric so you can try the bead work on it before you buy the fabric. I am not home right now and will be home Mon eve. I can do it at that time. Karen O'Keefe
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I think this fabric would make a lovely blouse. The colors are vibrant and numerous. It can be matched up with any number of solid colors.
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Yes. It's like sewing on cotton flannel. The particles of silver in it are like dust -- you won't even know they are there when you are sewing.
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It will but the problem is I'm not sure how it will hold up in washings ( I've applied it to knitted squares for projects)
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Hi...I love the quilt but haven't had the need to launder it yet...it is being used as a "topper" over a solid bedspread. I think it will launder well just by looking at the construction...well-made and seems of generally good quality...should translate to an item that would wash well.
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Yes it will just make sure to read the instructions on working with thick fabrics and using the correct needles and thread. I just finished a quilt that was 1/2"thick each side and as long as you don't force the feed to quickly, it worked beautifully. I did the quilting with the dogs disengaged and the quilting foot and only broke 1 needle at a very thick seam because I pulled the fabric too hard to the right. Good luck with your projects. I hope this helps.
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Maybe if very thin. I know the thick glittery paper doesn't fit. Also if embroidered would need to be stiff enough to push in.
960749
This material is used to make backpacks for hiking all the time, so I'd imagine it would do just fine. Your stitching would have to match, as that could be the weak point in sewing it.
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I use it for machine embroidery it is a little thick not sure if it would work on cardstock
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These needles, Clover No. 3-9 Gold Eye Embroidery, can cover many types of different embroidery patterns and material types. The size of the needle depends on the type of material you wish to use. These are perfect for the embroidery cloths I use, even with pre-stamped patterns, counted cross stitch, and free hand patterns that you wish to make as an heirloom or sampler. I have used these many times and have had great satisfaction in the pieces I have worked with including baby quilts, pillowcases and and hand towels for the kitchen and bath. Use them well and have great fun.
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I think it probably will. Just keep your fabric a bit looser so the can manipulate it a bit easier. The only thing I can see as a hindrance would be rolling the parts you already have your yarn in. Have fun and enjoy. Remember, you can get very large frame pieces by this company. That may also help a great deal. I hope this was helpful.
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It would work well if you get the 4 lb. test. That is fine, but also easy to cut with bugle beads. Standard practice is to use a seed bead on both ends of the stitch to keep the always sharp bugle beads from cutting the thread. That is a problem no matter which type of thread you use. I like to go through the beads twice too.
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Weave is tight but product is fairly thin. I don't believe it would hold up for your intended use.
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I m not sure if the fabric will be good for that. It does look and feel very strong. But I would not order it from the seller, b/c they charges me shipping and handling for each yard of the fabric I ordered , so for one piece of 4 yard they charged me over $19 and still have not refunded me Money. I orded it in May. I called Amazon , they said they will contact the seller and have not heard back since then. So I would not recommend buying from the seller.
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I think you could use it. There is definitely a lot of fabric and it's very workable.
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Nowhere does it say on the package but I don't see why not. It's woven cloth, it's 100%cotton and it's washable. Try embroidering a very small sample of cloth.
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This fabric is nice & soft & lightweight & sheer. Using it in between two layers of a very sheer fabric would give a tiny bit of extra 'body' overall. I wouldn't say it'll act like batting, but it will change the hand of the item being made. It washes very well.