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Leather, silk, velvet, nylon, tulle, cork, even paper: what you can machine embroider, and the needle, stabilizer, topping and hooping that make each one work.

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What materials can you machine embroider?

Almost any material a needle can pass through: cotton, linen, denim, canvas, knits, fleece, polyester, nylon, silk, satin, velvet, leather, faux leather, suede, felt, cork, tulle and even paper. The setup changes: needle, stabilizer, topping, density and hooping.

What can't you embroider?

Things a needle can't pierce or the hoop can't hold flat: wood, hard plastic, glass and most finished shoes or thick bags on home machines. Very fragile fabrics need wash-away stabilizer and light designs.

Which materials are easiest?

Stable wovens: canvas, denim, linen, cotton and felt. Knits, fleece and towels come next; silk, velvet, leather and stretch fabrics need the most care.

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