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4. Be careful to catch the thread on the hook | 4. Be careful to catch the thread on the hook | ||
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+ | ==== Tightning backing ==== | ||
+ | Place the backing and the fabric on the empty frame. | ||
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+ | Tighten the frame screw such that the inner frame go in tightly. Push down the inner frame tightening the backing and fabric as a side effect. | ||
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+ | With both hands tighten the backing and fabric by pulling outward. Use your thumbs to hold down the inner frame such that it doesn' | ||
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+ | Tighten the frame. Be warned that the backing and fabric tends to bulge a bit near the frame screw, this can be mostly avoided by not tightening the frame too much. | ||
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+ | Note that tightening the fabric too much will cause the embroidery to //shrink//, and tightening too little will cause it to //bulge//. When hooping the fabric and backing, aim for the backing to be tight enough to produce a drum-sound when tapping while the fabric is neither stretched nor bunched up. This should produce the best results. | ||
==== Choosing boobin (bottom) thread ==== | ==== Choosing boobin (bottom) thread ==== | ||
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Repeat the instructions for the remaining satins. | Repeat the instructions for the remaining satins. | ||
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+ | ==== Reflection and color ==== | ||
+ | By having elements of the same color with stitching in opposite directions a pattern the plays in the light can be created. Use the " | ||
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===== InkStitch templates ===== | ===== InkStitch templates ===== |