What kind of paper can I embroider on?
Any heavy weight paper (cardstock) will be fine. I’ve embroidered on several different kinds: paper from an artist’s water-color pad, short-fibered tagboard, and expensive hand-made paper. I’ve found the best results with heavy paper that has longer fibers.
What material Cannot embroider?
The fabrics least suited for embroidery are thin or flimsy fabrics like silk, rayon, or super fine t-shirts. Holes from the sewing needle are likely to show on these very fine fabrics. Backing can be visibly noticeable on these garments, especially if they are white or light in color.
Can I sew paper with my sewing machine?
Get dotty: You can use your sewing machine without thread to make all kinds of patterns on paper. A couple of things to keep in mind: When you sew without thread, the holes on top will be smooth, and the ones on the bottom will be bumpy, as the needle pierces the paper.
What is the best shirt material to embroider on?
In general, thick cotton t-shirts work best. Natural fabrics, including cotton and cotton blends, are both soft and permeable, allowing for a richer, more dynamic ink transfer.