Water soluble fabric ideas

Meredith Dale trading as Meredith Woolnough on Instagram: "That first dip is always magic. Water soluble fabric is so fun to play with. If you would like to learn how to create sculptural embroideries using water soluble fabric, I have a range of online courses available including a free intro course which will have you up and running in no time. Link in bio. #watersolublefabric #sculpturalembroidery #freehandmachineembroidery #meredithwoolnough #floracollection"

When I first started doing freehand machine embroidery on water-soluble fabric I made a lot of mistakes. In this post I chat about one mistake in particular. The mistake relates to drawing on water soluble fabric, a troublesome issue for many. So if you are interested in learning what I used early on (with disastrous result) and what I use now (that I know better). check it out. www.meredithwoolnough.com.au/blog

Being intentional while using water soluble stabilizer.

Meredith Dale trading as Meredith Woolnough on Instagram: "This dissolvable material is water soluble fabric. It is a common machine embroidery stabiliser that is available from sewing stores or online. There are many companies that make it these days, and they may have their own ‘brand names’ (I’ll list a few of the most common ones below) but they are all selling essentially the same thing. I like the white ‘washable web’ variety of water soluble fabric myself. There is also a clear…

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While it looks quite complex, working with thread and water soluble stabilizer is really quite easy and a lot of fun, and is one of my favorite methods of making thread art. This tutorial shows you…

Meredith Dale trading as Meredith Woolnough on Instagram: "A fun little rainbow scribble sheet - just because 🌈 This embroidery is created using a freehand machine embroidery technique (which is basically a way of drawing with your sewing machine). I have stitched onto a water soluble fabric which I am washing away in this little video. Now I am just left with my rainbow scribble of stitches. What will I do with this now? You will just have to wait and see 😉 #sculpturalembroidery…

Organza scrap flower vessels are great to make. They are based on an old idea brought up to present date. I get a lot of small scraps generated from what i do and i love that they can all be used and not chucked away. Once the vessel is dry and set hard i have decorated it with beading and bead dangles before machining flowers onto organza and cutting them out using a soldering iron to seal and neaten their edges. They are ideal for putting scented petals in and dried flower arrangements…