embroidery stitches

embroidery stitches

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How to remove embroidery stitches

The first thing I have to say is that patience is the embroiderer's best friend. Things will go wrong. That is fine then you will learn how to fix them.

A friend of my recently said, you are not an embroidery stitches until you stitch something into the hoop. Well I definitely qualify; my best effort at this was to stitch the front of my jeans leg to the back of them with a 10,000 stitch design. I now see that as a very positive experience. The jeans were not expensive I could have thrown them away and bought a new pair. I chose to remove the stitching very carefully and redo my work. I am going to share some ideas on how you can remove machine embroidery stitches without damaging your garment.

Place the Item face down on a flat hard surface. Very carefully using a good quality razor, shave the back of the design. This will remove the bobbin thread. Turn the design over and using your tweezers pull out the embroidery stitches thread. Repeat this process until you have at least most of the design removed. For smaller more stubborn areas I use a combination of the scalpel and the quick unpick. This process requires a lot of patience so that you don't put holes in your fabric.

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