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Standard needles won't cut it. Use a Stretch needle or a Microtex needle to pierce the foil coating cleanly without dragging the fabric into the throat plate.

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If your machine is "eating" the fabric, sandwich your seam between layers of embroidery tissue paper. It provides the stability the feed dogs need and tears away easily once you're done. Standard needles won't cut it

Don’t be afraid to experiment. Increasing both your thread tension and presser foot pressure often provides the "grip" needed for these slippery, rubberized textures.

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Crafters, Cosplayers, and Home Sewists. Topic: Mastering difficult fabrics (specifically Oil Slick Foil Knits).