dojo36

guess you could just leave it on a roller in the bathroom and unroll it to where your embroidery machine is, :XD: nah, not really, don't anybody take that seriously! :shock:

sewjoyce

Well, it WOULD work :twisted: :twisted:

sewnsewer2

Not with a cat in the house, oh my! :lol:

And.... if you need it in an emergency, just tear off a few sheets and you're good to go! :lol: :lol:

Emjay

Thanks for the laughs, gals. It's been tough here for a couple of weeks. You are all great! Have a great day.
Have to get back to work.

dojo36

oh yeh true, i've got a cat and a dog both. that cat attacks anything that moves

marytp

can you give pattern directions? Never seen them before & would love to do some!
There great!

dojo36

go back to page 2 and or 3 and you can get all the instructions.

mrsmail

Have you ever tried the Press and Stick Plastic Wrap from the grocery store instead of the water soluble stablizer? I use it when I embroider towels or something with a deep nap. It works perfectly for me and costs so much less.

sewnsewer2

Does it rip off well after embroidering? I just bought some but haven't tried it for machine embroidery yet.

Also do you hoop it or just use it on top?And does it gunk up your needle? I know you can use it for quilting.

mrsmail

I have had absolutly no problems at all with it. It is so easy to use....and so much less expensive. Pulls right off when you are finished. I just use it on top, no hooping.