Fabrics 101: Embroidering on OrganzaOrganza is a woven fabric made from silk, or synthetic material like polyester. Add embroidery to organza to dress up sheer curtains, scarves, dresses, and even suncathchers! Here are some tips and tricks to get great results when embroidering on this light and luxurious fabric. Project Needs & Notes: Products Used
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Steps To Complete
We recommend embroidering on polyester organza for best results. Silk organza is dry-clean only, while polyester organza can be hand washed or machine washed using a gentle cycle. |
Since both sides of the design will be visible, wind a bobbin with the same color thread that is used in the needle. |
Embroider the design. |
After each color sews, remove the hoop but do not unhoop the fabric. Change out the bobbin to match the top thread color. |
Attach the hoop back onto the machine, and continue sewing the design. |
When the design has finished, trim away the excess stabilizer. |
Also, trim any long threads on the backside of the embroidery. |
Then, soak the fabric in water to remove the remaining stabilizer. |
Blot the fabric with paper towels and allow it to air dry. |
Organza is wonderful for a wide variety of projects, including a stunning sheer suncatcher. |