The best tools for embroidering non-woven reusable bags

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Do you enjoy embroidering reusable bags and want to know the best tools for the job? Well, you’re in the right place!

Recommended read: How to embroider non-woven reusable bags

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The best tools:

Needles

Embroidery needles should be changed after about every 8-10 hours of stitching.

I suggest using the brand Schmetz and using a 75/11 machine embroidery needle for the best results.

Stabilizer

Use a medium-weight cutaway stabilizer, and make sure it is tight in the hoop.

Recommended read: How to hoop fabric for machine embroidery

I suggest using the brand New Brothread

Pins

For best results, I suggest using pins to hold the stabilizer in place before you hoop, that way you can not only ensure that the stabilizer is in the hoop but also make sure you have the correct placement.

Thread

For the upper thread make sure you’re using 40wt and ensure that the machine is threaded correctly. Using a thread stand will help too.

Recommended read: Why you should use a thread stand

For the bobbin thread, you’re going to want to use either 60wt or 90wt depending on your machine. Make sure that the bobbin is not upside down and that it’s threaded correctly.

I highly recommend using spool savers. Embroidery thread unravels really easily and the spool savers keep them from unravelling- when not using the thread.

Embroidering non-woven reusable bags really isn’t too difficult! And I know you can do it! You don’t need anything special, just basic embroidery supplies!

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