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    Going to embroidery on Nike DRI-FIT golf shirts Style 244620 from Sanmar. The fabric has tiny vertical ridges. Would you consider this fabric to be in the pique category? If so, should I use a topping? I will be using poly mesh for the backing. Appreciate your advice.
    Viv Yost <br />V-Embroidery<br />Denton, Texas

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    I just finished sone Adidas 100% polyester ClimaCool Golf shirts that are similar and I did use solvy on top, mesh under and I floated wax paper under the hoop. Not a single pucker.

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    • #3
      Float wax paper under the hoop? How does wax paper help, if I may ask? I am glad to hear you did not have a single pucker.
      Viv Yost <br />V-Embroidery<br />Denton, Texas

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      • #4
        It helps lubricate the needles to prevent looping as it stitches.

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        • #5
          Question? Do you put the wax paper underneath the stabilizer on the outside? Would I just attach it with some tape to the edge to hold it? It makes sense. Thank you,
          Pam
          Pam Pittman<br />Cross Thread Embroidery

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          • #6
            No need to tape or attach. Put your hooped garment on the machine and slide a piece under the hoop and above the needle nose. Making sure your garment isn't under there too.

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            • #7
              Ok, very interesting. Do you use it like a tearaway stablizer or in addition to a tearaway? If it is between the hoop and the needle plate then it gets sewn to the inside of the garment? Trying to picture it in my head. Little fuzzy tonight.
              Cindy in Phoenix

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              • #8
                Yes it does tear away very easily. It is in addition to whatever backing I use. The backing is hooped though with the garment and the wax paper is not. It does get stitched to the garment but it comes off much easier than even a tearaway. This is something that Helen Hart from Embroidery Line taught me when I first started and it is in her book(s) too.

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                • #9
                  I would suggst, depending on the stitch count and density, a layer of mesh backed by a tearaway

                  Please note that ''wet laid'' tearaways & cutaways premium grade contain needle lubriacnts- so you may not need the wax paper

                  If it is a higher stitch count 15,000 or so use 2 pieces of the nylon mesh cross patterned
                  the diagonal nyl;on mesh is also made in a fusible version to arrest any movement in the hoop


                  Please see http://www.lebowconsulting.com/performance-wear.pdf
                  and



                  Fred
                  Fred Lebow - Non Wovens - 406 854-2322<br />[email protected] - lebowconsulting.com<br /> So many tunes - so little time<br />\"Stabilizing is the foundation for good embroidery. Lay a proper foundation\"

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