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  There are so many different ways to transfer an embroidery pattern. One of my favorite ways is to use a water-soluble stick-and-stitch stabilizer.  I simply print the design on to the stabilizer sheet using my printer and follow the instructions listed below: Peel the backing off the design and stick it to the fabric. Press down on it for a few minutes to really get it to hold in place. Embroider as you normally would. Once you have completely finished stitching, cut away any excess material. Then carefully wash the pattern away with warm water. I let my fabric soak in lukewarm water for a 5-15 minutes in order to allow the stabilizer to dissolve and then once I see that most of it is off, I give it a final rinse. Gently pat your embroidery with a towel

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