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In this video, I will show you Top 5 mistakes which every new embroiderer makes. In the beginning, it is common to create mistakes in embroidery work since we are not mindful of what might go wrong or what seems to make the situation way better. So it is best to avoid embroidery mistakes before they happen, instead of wasting time, strength, and cash to settle them!

A few mistakes are more considerable, so we have made a list of them so that you can save your time and disappointment.

In the beginning, it is common to create mistakes in embroidery work since we are not mindful of what might go wrong or what seems to make the situation way better. So it is best to avoid embroidery mistakes before they happen, instead of wasting time, strength, and cash to settle them!
A few mistakes are more considerable, so we have made a list of them so that you can save your time and disappointment.
Choosing the inappropriate transferring method:
There are numerous ways of transferring your design from paper to fabric. You can use easy washed or water-soluble pens over your material.
In case they are not accessible, utilize a pencil. Avoid permanent markers and pencils. In some cases, it won't matter if the transfer lines are lasting as your sewing will cover all the lines.
If your design lines are not entirely covered, then select a transfer method that can be removed when your work is completed. Ceramic chalk pencils and water-soluble color pencils can be utilized.
Using the wrong needle:
Focus on two things when selecting embroidery needles: the type and the size. With your project, the choice of needle is significant. If the needle is too big, it will create holes in the cloth where the needle and thread come in or out. It would be difficult to thread and pull the needle through the fabric if the needle is too small.
Similarly, do not use a blunt needle over a finely woven fabric such as cotton or silk-it will not only flow easily and ruin the fabric. Instead, there is a perfect needle for knots and stitches, called the straw needle. This needle is ideal for going through twisted stitches. It is also essential to select the needle you want.
If you choose to pierce the cloth, you can choose a sharp needle and use the ball nose as you try to slide through the holes in the fabric. Try a much bigger needle. That would split the fabric. That makes it possible for the thread to move through.
Choosing the wrong fabric :
Remember the sort of embroidery you have in your mind before starting on any fabric design, and then decide which materials can help you produce the best results for that type of stitching.
Using an embroidery fabric with a low thread count will lead to poorly-formed stitches, and breakable fabric would not even be the right option.
You could compromise on the consistency, and ultimately, these fabrics may not reflect the effort you would put in to stitch. Heavyweight linen or good cotton fabric will be great for embroidery work.

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0:00- Start
0:07- Intro
0:20- Darcy Introduction
0:30- Start Video
0:57- Choosing the inappropriate transferring method
1:37- Using the wrong needle
2:37- Choosing the wrong fabric
3:15- Clumpy long threads at the back
3:50- Failure to read instructions
4:20- Conclusion

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