Between Friends Live* With Eileen

Join Eileen Roche every Thursday at 12:00 pm MST for Thurdsay's Live Between Friends!  Check out the latest products, techniques, each week's free design, and each month's free project. Eileen often has a special guest, and she takes questions and demonstrates techniques. Events are all recorded for later viewing.

Learn how the pros at DIME get perfect placement every time on all sizes and styles of T-shirts. Doing multiples? They have you covered. Decorating men's and women's? No problem. Do your sizes range from small to 4XL? That's not a challenge with embroidery expert Eileen Roche's solution. Join Eileen for an informative session and get ready to revamp your T-shirts!


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Diane C.

So sorry to hear about Debra. Prayers for the family.

08/25/24 05:25 pm MST
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Kirsten S.

Truly. We're all praying together. Deborah was such a happy helping embroidery friend.

08/27/24 09:49 am MST
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Lorrie D.

hi Is there a Link to sign up for this event? Thanks

08/21/24 02:08 pm MST
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Leah W.

Hi Lorrie,

Thanks for your question! I don't think you need to register for Between Friends. Thanks for attending!

Leah W.
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08/22/24 03:52 pm MST
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cblkel

I have trouble with puckering on knits. I use a topper, I don't hoop the fabric- just the perfect stick stabilizer, and I use no show on the inside of the garment. It still puckers

08/21/24 01:31 pm MST
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Kirsten S.

Hi! It's a common issue. You may see better results if you double your Perfect Stick stabilizer, or add a layer of tearaway; puckering usually means you need more stabilizer.

You also may benefit from making sure you use a ball point needle, rather than a sharp pointed needle. That makes a big difference on knits.

08/27/24 09:51 am MST
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