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I tested this with 2 pieces of well starched muslin sandwiching Warm and Natural batting and it stitched out well. I'll be using the test piece in some project or other but please test for yourself. Have fun!




5-6-11 Here's a link to a pic of the 6x10 grid used as the back for an ITH bag by Zippy (I just love her bags). I've mostly been floating the batting and top fabric over lightweight cutaway and taping the bottom fabric to the bottom of the hoop sandwiching the stabilizer. It takes care to match it up when putting the bag together but I like the results.

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TU I can use this for sure

Thanks for sharing your design with us!

This is going to be so useful!
I'm awful at straight lines and you've solved
the problem.
Thank you for your grid!

Thank you. Monica

Thank you for sharing!

Thankyou so much for sharing.
D.

Thank you for sharing with us.

Thanks - that was a good idea.

THank you....this is great

Thank you so much for sharing. Gramma Ev

Thank you. This will sure come in handy for many of us!

Thanks so much!!!!

AWESOME !!! Thanks so much for sharing.
Sue

Thanks so much for sharing your grid - will help alot.

This is so great...so many times I have done this on my sewing machine and then switched back to the embroidery machine. Now I can do it all at once. Thanks!

Is this also done in 5x7 or less. Thank you.
Dolores

Thank you for sharing

Thank you, lots of uses for this!

Any chance of someone doing a 5 x 7 of a grid.
Dolores

Pinon...
Thank you for the larger size...def will use
Cynthia

Thanks so much for this!

Thank you!

thank you!