My sweet husband came to me this morning and said, “Would you like to see evidence of life with you?” I wasn’t sure how to answer. Frankly, I was a little fearful of what that evidence would be. Would it be a Dove Dark Chocolate wrapper found on the coffee table? Would it be a wayward tea cup with a just a splash of cold tea in the bottom? Would it be one of my several pairs of shoes kicked off by the front door? Would it be a pile, ok, a tower, of magazines that he tripped over?
But brave girl that I am, I said, “Sure, let me see the evidence.” And here you have it: 
A target sticker stuck to the bottom of a clean sock. “Oh that’s not so bad!” I laughed. Imagine how much worse it could have been. It could have been a needle, a straight pin or a rotary cutter blade. It could have been miles of thread tangled around a shoe (high heels are not for the sewing room!).
The beauty is he knew what it was and how important they are to landing perfect embroidery because he sees me use them all of the time. He even knows that I stick them on the side of my machine for safe keeping because they are reusable.
I use them for left chest placement.
They’re very handy for continuous embroidery. 
A single design on a napkin is always guided by a target sticker. 
Towel placement is simplified with a target sticker. 
In fact, there isn’t an embroidery task that I do that doesn’t include a target sticker. And now they come in yellow – so easy to spot! Won’t they look terrific on black socks? 
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134 COMMENTS
marie zinno
12 years agohaha, I have them all over my sewing room floor, around the house, bottom of my sneakers and in the car…Target stickers are the perfect tool for proper placement.I’m not sure how people embroider without them.
Linda Epting
12 years agoI use my Fiskars curved scissors all the time.
kbo
12 years agoSilly as it sounds but I use an empty heavy duty saran wrapper box to “line up” my threads for stitching.
Enis
12 years agoNifty idea! I may have to try that.
Janet B
12 years agoI have blue nippers that I got when I worked in an embroidery factory; they stay sharp a long time but are also able to be sharpened. Indispensible!!!! (I once saw them in a catalog and the price was $17; naturally I take good care of the ones I have knowing they cost that much to replace!) I keep my spares in a small Lane cedar jewelry box I got for graduation in 1966.
Susan J
12 years agoMy small vertical thread stand. It fits into the top of my Brother Quattro and holds two spools of embroidery thread. I have a larger one which holds more spools, but this one is so handy and does the job 90% of the time.
Teresa Bowman
12 years agoLOL, I am a “newbie” to the machine embroidery world getting my first machine this past December, and my most valuable tool right now is my seam ripper… I think I need to get some of these stickers, don’t you?
Sherrie Lilly
12 years agoMy go to tool for embroidery is my machine, then thread nippers and finally my target stickers.
Roberta
12 years agoMy Gingher double curved embroidery scissors and target stickers!
Sarah Kerr
12 years agoI can’t live without my Gingher embroidery scissors and my temporary adhesive spray. I do a lot of applique, so the temporary spray is a critical tool for me. 🙂
Nancy
12 years agoMy embroidery scissors. Maybe my Embroidery Works so I can get “just what I want”.
Nancy
12 years agoMy Embroidery Works so I get “just the design” I want. then my embroidery scissors.
Shirl
12 years agoI have a plastic toothbrush holder that I use to keep my small scissors, snips, crochet hook, pencil and other small tools handy without having to search for them.
holly s
12 years agomy most valued tool ( but that is definately not used everyday) would have to be my WAHL trimmers, there perfect for erasing most mess uped stitchesand can get the job done without ruining most items.
AmyB
12 years agoMy go to tool for embroidery is my Frixion markers. They come in a variety of colors and can be erased with just burst of steam from my iron. Next would be my see through ruler. I don’t do a project without measuring and marking.
Diana Langston
12 years agoI can’t live without having real sharp scissors…I haven’t used the target stickers bacause I don’t have any! I guess if I don’t win I will have to buy some.
Dee
12 years agoI use medical tape all the time. It is great for holding down items instead of using a spray – plus no build up on the needles, etc. I order it by the box (about 3 boxes at a time) so I am never out of it.
It is terrific for holding zippers, batting, fabric, ribbon, etc when doing lots of ITH items.
Couldn’t do without this tape!!
Joy Crosby
12 years agoI think this would be great, thanks for the tip. Joy
Mary Haggenmaker
12 years agoI have never used the stickers but it would probably be a lot easier than using my straight pins. My hoops have centering ridges on the sides, top and bottom so I just line everything up and put a straight pin in the center. I started embroidering before I ever knew about the stickers. The pins kind of get in the way when the actual hooping takes place so I think it would be a lot easier.
Virginia
12 years agoMy template that came with my hoop for placement. I also use Masking or scotch tape to hold fabric edges down when I do not hoop my fabric.
Vicki L
12 years agoMy 6″x26″ clear plastic ruler is one tool I use every time I embroider. Also the wooden vertical rack that holds up to 30 spools of thread. I like having all of my threads laid out on the rack before I start my embroidery. =D
Lisa Knight
12 years agoMy thread stand, curved embroidery scissors these I use consistently. I just started using target stickers and my laser really cool.
Donna
12 years agoMy most important tool is my 6″ ruler and my purple marking pen. I mark my center and go from there. Thank goodness the pen marks wash out easily.
Karin
12 years agoWell, my most USED item would certainly by my Gingher embroidery scissors – their point is soooo sharp & I love their gentle curve….but probably my most VALUABLE tool, the one I’ve gotta have when I get in trouble is my long, serrated blade steak knife. Odd, I know, but NOTHING beats it when I get that inevitable bird’s nest under my design. I can slip that thin blade in there, saw the threads off & pull the hoop out of the arm, then I can work on freeing up the bobbin. Never fails me, and has saved too many designs to count! We have a permanently empty slot in the knife block, but that’s ok by me!
Brenda Howard
12 years agoI use a variety of things that others mentioned but I think my most used and can not do without item is LIGHT. I have to have good light to see hooping fabric straight, lining up that target sticker in the right place under the placement guide and seeing the difference in navy and black thread.
Anne Marie Reilly
12 years agoI have two go to tools, curved scissors with an offset handle to fit under the embroidery foot and a tweezer to hold the thread firmly while cutting the jump stitches so there are no little ends sticking up.
Kathy Anderson
12 years agoMy Pal2 lamp. No matter how careful I was to get the center of the design to meet with the center of the item to be adorned, I was always off a bit or a big bit. Since I got my Pal2 I’m finally getting the “most important” spots to meet.
Rita
12 years agoI’ve gotten some good ideas from this blog.I use a lot of the blue painters tape to hold things down.
Carol
12 years agoI always have my curved embroidery scissors by my side when using my embroidery machine. I also use masking tape for holding material etc in place when doing appliqué.
lawana whaley
12 years agoI have a crochet hook that i use to reach under the raised presser foot so position thread ends where I can grab them to clip while in the middle of designs
Dell
12 years agoHave to have my embroidery scissors and water soluble marker to embroider anything. Sounds like I could use these target stickers.
Susie Shirey
12 years agoMy Havel double curve scissors. They are small, perfect for clipping threads close.
Sandy Smith
12 years agoDon’t know what I’d do without my temporary spray adhesive to help with hooping hard-to-hoop items!
Pamela Seigl
12 years agoTeaching my self to use new embrodery machine This looks like a good notion to start using
Donna Kuhlman
12 years agoMy favorite go-to tool for embroidery is an NCIS Marathon on USA Network. Seriously, it would have to be my no-show mesh stabilizer. Beautiful stitches every time!!
Lauren M.
12 years agoAs I was reading everyone’s answers, I kept nodding my head, yes, yes, yes – I use lots of these! But for nostalgic reasons, my thread holder is one made by my neighbor’s husband out of an old piece of 2×4, a wire hangar and a 7 inch nail! I have 2 new ones bought at a store, but I can’t get rid of the one Jack made! Fun reading everyone’s response.
Judy Wentz
12 years agoI always use a good pair of tweezers and my curved embroidery scissors.
Bonnie G.
12 years agoIf I have to name only one tool, it’s my thread snips but I use my surgical tweezers just as much; they go together. I’ve never used target stickers but I will have to try them.
Michelle Hall
12 years agoSharp scissors and a good light are on my list. I’ve never tried the stickers and would love to do so
Susan Harvey
12 years agoMy go to is, Sally Jensen, at AAA/Quality Sewing in Burien, WA. She is able to answser all my questions! Seam rippers are wonderful. I have never seen the stickers, but it sure would help with projects. I find my embroidery machine can still intimidaste me 🙁
Elizabeth Barnett
12 years agosilly girl – you should’ve grabbed the sock and embroidered something on it – NOT!!!!! {giggle}
Kathy
12 years agoMy favorite tool in embroidery is my curved scissors to cut jump threads. I drool over machines that automatically cut the threads, but until then my scissors and I are always together.
Margaret Bryant
12 years agoI have had my Dreammaker for 1 month. Today with friends I stitched out a “girlie” mirror. I was sure happy I had the tool kit. I didn’t know to tape things down and my foot got caught under the fabric.
The screwdriver that came with the machine came in handy. I even got the machine right back on track, the threader worked and the design finished out. whew….I love this machine it is soooo easy. I learned a lot from just reading everyone’s ideas. I will certainly check in on this blog. Margaret
Shanon Davis
12 years agoI can’t do without my Hugo’s Amazing Tape. It keeps my thread tails neat(and confuses the cat because she can’t unroll any thread now).
Carolyn H
12 years agoFor embroidery I must have my double curved scissors & tweezers.
Terri
12 years agoI sew barefooted, so I often pick up pieces of sticky back stabilizer that missed the trash.
Margie K
12 years agoI am new to embroidery–although I am a life-long “sewist.” For now, my most important tools are bright light, sharp scissors and the old reliable seam ripper. I’m exited to begin growing my embroidery stash! Looks like I will have some yummy goodies to be on the lookout for! (I’m with Donna K: gotta have the TV going–even if I don’t watch it! Music just doesn’t do it for me!)
deon
12 years agoMy bestess piece of help me, is double sided sticky tape
Paula Roney
12 years agoIt’s hard to choose one tool, but I guess if I must, it would be my Madeira Temp Adhesive spray. I’m a huge fan or hoopless embroidery so I use my Maderia spray almost every time I make a project. It is fume free, doesn’t gum up my needle and holds my projects in place very well until I baste the outline.
Jill
12 years agoI use my 18″ x 2″ ruler. I use it constantly for marking my blanks.I also use it to mark my stabilizer when I hoop it.
Cathy Plomos
12 years agoI am still learning all the tips and tricks. I have learned about the blue painters tape tho. I use that
Maureen Angers
12 years agoMy most used tool is the rubbermaid shelf puffy no stick shelf liner. I use it to tighten my hoop for perfect tightness and I also use an extra piece to give the screw an extra turn. I have it cut out in all different sizes.
Clem
12 years agoMy go to item is my computer and my embroidery software. I always, always, always have to redo something to it. Either make it a bit bigger, a bit smaller, look at it in different colors…. I use my snowmen too, but more so my computer and software. 😉
Susan Burns
12 years agoBesides my small curved scissors I cannot live without my surgical tweezers to hold the threads as I cut them. I do a much cleaner, closer job since I started using them.
Marlena
12 years agoBinder clips to hold material out of the way when embroidering.
Rosemary O'Koren
12 years agoSince I got my new machine, I didn’t realize how valuable tracing my embroidery area and basting are. I don’t stitch out a design without them.
Mary
12 years agoIn all of the handy tools that we always use for embroidery, the one I use quite often is the stylus. It’s a gem to help with pulling the thread through the needle. Gets in there and hooks right into the loop, as well as backing up when the need arises in “check your needle” :)among a few. I’ve never used a target sticker, but see a need to start.
Carolyn Delahoussaye
12 years agoMy most valuable tool that I use every time I embroider is a single wooden chop stick. I use it to keep topping in place, etc. After years of sewing and embroidering, I managed to get my finger caught under the needle. NEVER AGAIN!
Veronica
12 years agoMy go to would definitely be the Embroidery Tool kit. It includes my centering ruler, angle finder and most important, my target stickers.
Gail Beam
12 years agoI use Scotch magic tape and painters tape on almost every project.
Gail
Patty Sack
12 years agoI have to have my thread stand and my snip-its at all times!
Linda Seemann-Korte
12 years agoMy go to tool is my cloth setter that goes with my Janome 350e! Love it! Paired with target stickers the two are a dynamite duo – perfect placement every time!
Leslie Grevenites
12 years agoMy small curve scissors and tweezers, need to get some target stickers.
Bonnie Gray
12 years agoAll of the above. There are so many tools that make embroidery easier. Target stickers are great, can’t say I use them very time, but often!
Beverly
12 years agoMy curved scissors
Connie Anderson
12 years agoWow…I think it would have to be my Pal2. I use it every time I hoop. I love that it clamps to my work/cutting table where I use it to not only for hooping but it is also great for squaring up my fabric with my rotary cutter and finding the center of applique background blocks. I used the original Pal before the Pal2 came out and now use it when I am going somewhere to sew. What a great addition to my embroidery tools that I use all the time!
Anne Rita
12 years agoI have a pair of curved nail scissors that work the best for me. I have bought curved scissors ment for applique, but I always go back to my old nail scissors.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Kathy Schmidt
12 years agoTarget stickers come in a very close second 2 my computer as without it for planning & setting up my designs as well as for deciding colors i would be lost…..ok more lost. But I have 2 admit that target stickers sure make things easier to align and ensure correct palcement!
joycej
12 years agoI can’ t do without my curved scissors and I really do find the target stickers very helpful.
Linda Chancellor
12 years agoOne of my very favorite items tp have handy when embroidering is a small level to make sure my embroidery is straight.
Valerie Williams
12 years agoI am waiting for the delivery man to bring me my first embroidery machine today (it’s a Brother Innov-is 950D). As a newby to the craft I don’t have a favourite item yet but anything that helps will be welcome.
Joan D
12 years agoThe tool I use every time I embroider is my Ginger curved scissors. Use them every time. Would love to win the target stickers.
Shirley
12 years agoMy Pal lamp for centering in the hoop, wins, hands down!
Judy@GrandparentsPlus2
12 years agoMy head is spinning with all those great ideas. I’ve had my Brother PE770 for about 13 days now and up to this point my ripper has been the most used tool. These stickers would be a wonderful tool. Thanks.
Kathy
12 years agoHi, I am just curious, how do you like your Brother PE770. I purchased one back in Dec, and because I took sick I have not used it yet. Any pros or cons would greatly appreciated. I heard it is a great machine and that is why I got it. I have the PE500, it is the small pink one for under $300.00. It works great but it is noisy, and clanky, I am used to higher end machine. I have 2 Viking high end sewing/embroidery machine that I have not used in a while, but when I did they were great. I hope you like your machine, and I can not wait to start using my PE770. Thanks Kathy
Debbie S
12 years agoI got a pair of Hoop Sisters bent embroidery scissors for Christmas last year and I always use them to snip the threads when I am embroidering. It is so much easier to get a close cut than the small curved embroidery scissors.
jamee phillips
12 years agoI use a lot of temporary adhesive, my machine screwdriver, and a big trashcan!
Francine Mollica
12 years agoI use a beautiful pair of Gingher pewter embroidery scissors that I bought years ago – every time I sit down to embroidery. Just makes me happy.
Joanna Mackintosh
12 years agoMy absolute go to tool? My glasses 🙁 It really bugs me that I have to wear them now to thread a needle and to see what I’m doing close-up – old age eh! Seriously, my small curved scissors – don’t know the make I’m afraid – but I do use them constantly.
Donna F
12 years agoI use my fiskar snips.
Sue Winnie
12 years agoSince going to one of you’re events my most valuable tool is my snap hoop. It makes like so much easier when hooping items. It’s a quicker process now!
Kay Thompson
12 years agoIt would be a toss between temporary spray adhesive and painters tape. (YES I like my things to stay put!!)
Vici Fallin
12 years agoOne of my favorite tools is a centering ruler in both inch and metric
system. found it at office supply store. zero is in the middle and measures out. really helps to center and of course scissors many different pair. I think I might like to try those placement stickers. Learn more from your blog. Many thanks.
Barbara Jones
12 years agoMy Kai embroidery scissors — I’m on my second pair. (The first ones “disappeared” into my artist son’s indispensable items toolbox. Placement stickers would be so much easier than the placement grid/marking pen system I use to save my limited supply of stickers for special projects!
Cathy
12 years agoMy go to tools are my Magna Hoop, and snippy scissors. Can’t live without either of them. Thanks for your great blog.
Christine Gibbons
12 years agoMy favourite tool is my pair of Gingher curved embroidery scissors. I love the Clover Ultra fine blue wash-away pen. I use it to mark my placements. Would love to have a box of Targets.
Fonda Baus
12 years agoTarget stickers are a god send for prep. But I always make sure my little embroidery sissors are right within reach. I have learned so much form you Eileen. Keep up the great work.
Sharon
12 years agoSo hard to pick a favorite! The one tool I use EVERY time I embroider is my special tweezers. But, like most of the respondents, I depend on many different tools to ensure designs stitch out beautifully.
Betsy
12 years agoI can’t live without my blue painter’s tape and tweezers. I also have a couple of dental tools to free the hoop from those inevitable bird’s nests.
Brenda Melahn
12 years agoMy go to tool for embroidering is my spray adhesive, small sharp scissors that came with my machine, and a prayer.
Marsha Palmer
12 years agoI have learned so much with this blog, plus my friends who are always coming up with new ideas and projects!
Liz
12 years agoStill new to embroidery and loving every bit of it! So far i have to say the double curved scissors are a must-have for me. Just can’t do without them. The stickers look like a great idea!
Shirley Chaney
12 years agoI always refer to a file box I keep next to the machine for my tips on which needles, fabric and stabilizers to use when I do embroidery projects. It is very handy.
Karen Moskal
12 years agoTerrific idea. I am definitely going to add this to my sewing room.
Jayne
12 years agoPerfect placement and my curved scissors.
Patty Schrock
12 years agoMy go to tool is a pair of reading glasses (cheaters) to really see thatose little stitches close up. I also almost always use my little 6 inches sewing slide ruler.
Agnes B. Bullock
12 years agoPainters tape and my Havel curved scisssors
Nancy Owens
12 years agoThe one thing I use every time is a book or magazine from Eileen
Can’t do a thing without her!
Molly
12 years agoHaha, I agree those little stickers are priceless. Was a little worried when my daughter found one stuck to my behind one day. Good thing I wasn’t out playing darts.
BETTY SMITH
12 years agoHavel curved scissors, flat-nosed twizzers, target stickers and classical music in the background.
Penny Kitzmiller
12 years agoI have to have my Rowenta Iron!!! I use it everytime to press and firm up my fabric for embroidery, and press again after. I’m the steam queen.lolol I couldn’t live without my stabilizers either.
Jacqueline Curtis
12 years agoThe one thing I use almost every time is my cutting table, because I lay out my projects first so I get an idea of what I want to make and where I want to put the design.
Susan
12 years agoSo many wonderful tools we have! I would have to make my top three – Spray Adhesive (I am a hoopless person), Hoop Templates with Snowman Stickers, and Sharp Little Scissors.
Lillian Moser
12 years agoI always have my see-through ruler(s) on my table ready to applique.
Pam J.
12 years agoMy go to tools are small sharp embroidery scissors, tweezers, and in my case the most important tool, my magnifying eyeglasses!! I have not used target stickers yet, but hope to start soon when I get more free time to devote to my hobby!
Royce Zook
12 years agoOne? I have to say I have three I am always having to use. First, “The Purple Thang” to help with that nudge or tuck. Second, the scalpel seam ripper to correct the wrongs. Third, the double eyed needle for hiding the serger tail of my wife’s serged seams. These tools are life (wife) savers! Yes, I’m embroidering but always need to help out.
Beth R
12 years agoMy sewing glasses! I have a pair of bifocals with prescriptions set for me to see the needle area close-up and the embroidery field and machine screen slightly further back. Can’t work without them!
Joanne Banko
12 years agoTarget stickers and templates are a powerful duo for perfect embroidery placement. Thank you for inventing those handy helpful stickers Eileen!!!
Kay
12 years agoI always use my curved applique scissors and a pair of tweezers when embroidering. Can’t get along without them.
Katherine Artines
12 years agoLove the sock sticker story–tell your sweetie that you did it to help him know which sock goes on his left foot! Although it’s relatively new in my studio, my favorite go-to tool for embroidery is my PAL 2. Can’t imagine hooping without it now. Those long laser lines guarantee straight hooping–then all that’s needed is a target sticker!
Anne
12 years agoI used to think I could eyeball the placement but using target stickers has changed my life – far fewer goofs! Now, if they could just make applique scissors in true lefties…
Susan Novak
12 years agoOther than my embroidery machine, one of my favorite tool(s) is scissors. I have several (quite a few, actually) because each one seems to be best at one thing or another.
Amy Smith
12 years agoNo matter how long I’ve been at it, I find there is always something new and exciting to learn. Therefore, the most valuable tool I have found is the invaluable advice and tips from all my sister embroiderers.
Doreen
12 years agoMy go to tool is my Master Works software on my laptop. I usually open every design in that first and print a template and change any colors that I want to in the software before I put the design in the machine. The target stickers would make exact lining up much easier.
Calla Ferguson
12 years agoThe one thing I always use when I embroider is, unfortunately, my seamripper! It never fails. I don’t have these stickers, and evidently I need them!!
Susan Wilson
12 years agoAfter 28 surgeries the doctor gave me those tiny scissors he used to remove stitches..now I use it as my embroidery scissors
Cassandra
12 years agoI must have I will not myediting software, there is no embroidery design that I own (a few thousand)that doesn’t go through my diting software. I have to change it in some way; then it’s my own. I also, need my thread snips; can’t stand long tails.
Pat Hurdle
12 years agoI would have to say that my sewing/embroidery machine is my favorite because I could not embroider or sew without it!!
Becky
12 years agoI couldn’t do without my small Horn scissors. They are always sharp and make great thread snips.
Vickie Casso
12 years agoMy curved snips are with me all the time. I also have a beautiful glass jar that I put all my thread clippings in so I can make a thread art project soon. I dont have the stickers yet, but really need them after watching your posts!
Duchess
12 years agoNever used stickers b4 but I do use the green skinny frog tape..Just tear off apiece as needed.My tiny manicure scissors are always by my machine.
Barbara Riegsecker
12 years agoMy most valuable tool is my maintenance technician. He has gotten me out of so many binds and always teaches me something new. As far as embroidering, I need my scissors and tweezers. Everything else ends up on a wish list that I am sure will never get exhausted. New items and sales keeps that list shuffled regularly. I am expanding my production and can use anything that is out there, I,m sure. Thanks Eileen for all the products and assistance that you provide!
Carol Howell
12 years agoMy double curved sharp embroidery scissors are indispensable. I use them to catch errant threads, cut close edges , rip , and many other things. The sharp points and curves make them perfect for over the hoop .
Ada Hale
12 years agoAs to favorite sewing equipment…I am like Old McDonald and his farm…I have sissors in every room, and tweezers, and needles, and thread…and best of all, a good husband, who puts up with the sewing in the kitchen, and almost every other room in the house…
Two embroidery machings going…One in the sewing room and one in the kitchen…I am trying hard to finish two purses from the Stitching Sisters seminar…right after I finish the things I promised this friend or that one…Oh well, there is always TOMORROW…
Mary Parkere
12 years agoHi Eileen,
I just had to buy another Snip-Eze, my favorite tool, because my cats hid the other one! Well, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it! HaHa! As my cats run off with a bobbin! They love to help!
Thanks,
Mary
Enis
12 years agoMy angle tipped tweezers, curved tipped scissors and seam ripper are always at my machine — great for clipping those jump stitches and picking out boo boos! I would also add to this list the stylist that came with my embroidery machine, but my dog ate it — no joke, she really did!
Vicky Isliefson
12 years agoI wouldn’t want to be without my double curved, very pointy scissors. But I also have an accessory that I made. It is simply a cardboard box with one end cut down part way and the flaps removed. This is my spray box. It keeps the spray off of everthing else on the table and is now well decorated inside with little bits of thread stuck in all the layers of spray.
Joan Weber
12 years agoSkewer, chopstick or a pointed stylus are always handy to have around my embroidery machine. They protect my fingers from getting stabbed if I try to make an adjustment too close to the needle. They also help to keep appliques down. I even use them when sewing free-standing lace.
Maureen OReilly
12 years agoMy go to item is my rainbow curved stip snips from Havel. Just love them above all others. I am going to have to try the stickers
though; they could be a second place item.
Marsha Nelson
12 years agoThe one thing I use every time is the thing-a-ma-bob (don’t know the name) to tighten my hoop. My thumbs don’t work very well so this is my have to have.
Jeanne Knudsen
12 years agoWOW, that’s a long list to read. 1st my wonderful item is my Viking, Designer Diamond, it is so so great and I get to use it everyday. Sew lucky. the second item is a laminated board with a clip that holds my embroidery hoop stable on this board while I get the design ready to sew. I would love to try the target stickers, they sound great.
embroidery machines
12 years agoIt sounds something new which I was not aware of till yet. Thanks to your post, it is very informative. Keep posting!
Maxine Mac Neill
11 years agoTarget Stickers. I can not say enough about the stickers. I do not like to use the disappearing ink pen or the spray away blue pen for marks to position where my applique has to go. When I am doing an applique and need to position my first placement the sticker is my hero because it does not leave a mark once removed. I get perfect placement everytime. Great for my embroidery designs as well.
Nancy De Pas
11 years agoMy Pal 2 and sticky stabalizer are my go to supplies when embroidering.