Hooded Towel Trial Run

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I plan to make a hooded towel for each of my grandsons. The process involves personalizing a hand towel and then sewing it to a bath towel. I have watched several YouTube videos on the process. I like two in particular for different reasons. One video shows how to make the hood for the towel with a lining so that the embroidery does not scratch the head of the child. There is a remedy for that. There is a product named Gentle Touch that can be applied to the embroidered area so that it is smooth.

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The other video that I like includes a procedure that lets you round off the the sides of the hood so that it is not pointed. I like that design. I plan to use a combination of the two methods.

Today I did a trial run on an inexpensive towel so that I could see if there were any problems with my design.

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I have already purchased some nice fluffy towels to use for the actual finished product, but today I used a thinner version with some blue HTV (heat transfer vinyl) with an appliquéd puppy.

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I also included a number 1 in the design since one of my grandsons is one year old.

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I liked the font that I chose for his nickname, but I think that the gray color would look better instead of the black color.

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I also needed either a satin stitched 1 instead of the 1 that just stitched the outline of the number.

All in all, I really like the blue puppy with the gray satin stitch around it. I just need to make some modifications to the final design before I embroider it on my good towels. I am enjoying my new machine.

Enjoy your day.

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