I have a dress with an embroidered design. Will it affect the color of the embroidery?
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Yes, it will dye the embroidery I don't know what kind of thread they have used for your dress but dying over can be tricky (if the embroidery is a polyester thread it will change the color but fad out possibly leaving you with colors you don't like). Most of the time you need to discharge the color and then dye over that.
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It could be embroidered. Although it is one piece with a loop at either end to fit the back post.
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I have found it will only do it on black, so I turn the item inside out. It also depends on the fabric. Hope this helps.
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It depends on the which machine you have. The sewing area of the actual machine is the key. The large hoop does not increase the sewing space. It allows for you to move the hoop up and down without re-hooping the fabric. The other factor is whether or not your machine allows for re-sizing. For example I can resize designs 20% either way. Look in the embroidery section of your manual and see what the dimensions of your sewing space are. I know it's kind of confusing. I hope this helps. If not ask another question and I will try to help you.
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I have never had any problem with discoloration but never used it on white before. I would suggest you spray a little on a piece of the fabric that is not showing and see the reaction. Make sure you follow the instructions and I wouldn't spray it in bright sun light.
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I'm not sure about embroidery, they are a little thin and stiff. I heat ironed on little decals, using a towel to keep the heart from melting the apron.
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I have used it with whites and colored oxford shirts successfully, but it drained the color from a pink waffle knit shirt, so be careful. Go to their website for laundry hints.
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Hello, I have used the thread on my Vicking. These are NOT high quality. Some of the colors break easy or split while embroidering. Not all of them, but enough to be annoying. To use I have to set the speed of the machine to the lowest speed and keep a close eye on it.
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No. If anything this will make them more blue. It's meant to be used with white laundry that has yellowed from time and/or heat. The blue element helps neutralize the yellowish color in the fabric to make it look whiter.
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Yes, unfortunately it can, it all depends on how the fabric has been dyed: some clothes are impervious to Benzoyl Peroxide, others stain very easily.
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Only on dry leather in my experience. If the leather gets wet, the dye I used still comes off on other fabric.
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The back is only one piece of canvas. Maybe if you find a canvas of the same or contrasting color, you can sew it on the back to cover the embroidery.
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I think it would depend on the size. My two are medium made as short as possible so the embroidery covers the whole visible space. No spare room. I have 16 characters plus 3 spaces max.
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The machine should be able to change the size of the letters after you put the design in. This only makes a design larger but does not add more stitches so if you enlarge a lot fabric may show thru your design.
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This fabric is a loose weave, so having it monogrammed with regular embroidery thread would probably not work well. It might be able to be done with a thin yarn.
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Mine has wings that are mostly pink with a hint of lavender. I would call the dress more of a dark velvety purple mixed with lighter purple- though I could see why some might call it a wine color. I wouldn't get her if you're looking for mostly purple, sorry. :)
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no it will change color but wont cover up damage..... might make it stand out more