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Paypal - Notification of Payment emails - are not always arriving in my inbox for some unknown reason, sometimes delayed, sometimes not at all. This is beyond my control. If you’ve not received your designs within a few hours, please forward on the details for me to verify against my Paypal account to sue4tdesigns@btinternet.com and then I can send out your designs. Thanks for understanding. |
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This is how my friend first told me how to embroider on soap when I first started embroidery Requirements: Bar of soap (try to find bar that is as flat as possible)
Method: 1. Choose design to be stitched 2. Cut 2 pieces of water soluble stabiliser to fit the hoop you intend to use 3. Cut net same size as the water soluble stabiliser 4. Sandwich net in between pieces of stabiliser and hoop up the sandwich 5. Stitch design out and then cut away excess net/stabiliser to fit shape of soap bar leaving a little border of net round the edge of design 6. Wash away stabiliser 7. With design and net still wet - gently press into bar of soap, it’s best if you hold soap in your hand in a towel 8. While design is still wet - apply coat of diluted PVA glue - allow each coat to be absorbed a little before applying the next. Apply 3 - 5 coats of glue 9. Wait for it to dry - this can take several hours.
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