newbee3

I have a made a wall hanging now I want to embroidery in a few spaces so that being said should I still use warm and natural batting???

newbee3

this is the wall hanging I am talking about the plain blocks will have embroidery in them

Geri B

Not being an embroidery genius I would guess embroider first just fabric then quilt sandwich.......others will be more knowledgable on this and probably give you better advise

sewingsuz

This is very nice. i don't know about the embroidery question but your work is just stunning and I wanted to tell you.

newbee3

I really liked the way the embroidery looked thru the sample I made it was sandwiched then embroidered I thin that is what I want to do

newbee3

I want to embroidery the 3 sandwich I did a small sample and I really liked the way it looked

PaperPrincess

I think what you are asking is if you can embroider through a sandwich with W&N batting. I have done this. I first SITD the whole top, then did the embroidery. The designs I chose were not filled designs, however, they were redwork, like hand embroidery. Did you use the same embroidery pattern on the sample you did? Did you use W&N in the sample?

QuiltnNan

are you talking about hand or machine embroidery?

newbee3

Yes it is a regular quilting embroidery design pretty open. And yes I did do the same design on the sample

newbee3

I am talking about machine embroidery