MACHINE EMBROIDERY ON DIFFICULT FABRICS

Although the designs could be considered a bit old-fashioned, I bought this for practical information before attemping those less than easy fabrics! There is certainly a lot of useful advice for a beginner like me.

Good if your a beginner or your ability sits in the middle. Very helpful if unsure what materials you need to use. There is always something new to learns. Good buy.

I bought this to use at a workshop for sewing on tee shirts, organza, etc. and it is a very useful book to have to refer to.

Interesting book answered some of my questions - useful if you are a beginner to machine embroidery - used a brother sewing machine

I am a total new beginner to machine embroidery and wasn't sure what book to buy. This isn't quite what I thought it would be, it explains about different fabrics leather etc and some designs which I think are quite old fashioned, I think it would be ok if I was a bit more advanced.

This is a great book with instructions and pictures, this will save lots of time and avoid expensive mistakes

I am fairly new to machine embroidery aand have found this book to be really useful and having the cd as well is a bonus

Good book

Good tutorial

Useful info that I will refer to over and over, .

Been doing machine embroidery for years on polyester and cotton fabrics, but this book expands the possibilities of using other fabrics correctly. Like this book

I just purchased a machine to embroider and had zero knowledge. The book is well written and has chapters specifically on various kinds of stabilizers and when to use them, needles to use, and various hooping methods. She tells you why various fabrics are a problem and how to troubleshoot; what to try first, etc. She does not endorse any one product but lets you know what is available. Then there are specifics for each difficult material in their own chapters. It is a reference and resource book I will be going back to constantly.

I guess I am not sure what I was expecting so I'm not sure I can really review this book very well. I do believe it is an excellent reference guide for materials, stabilizers, needles, and threads which may come in handy in the future. Not much on patterns or ideas that I remember. I honestly flipped through the book a couple of times, but not one I've spent a lot of time in reading.