You cover the itchy texture of your embroidery using a backing fabric. This fabric is thin, soft, and fusible. You can buy this backing material in most textile stores. You only have to make sure that you buy the color that is the same as the fabric you use for your embroidery. It is easy to use. Once you have your backing fabric. Cut a piece that is a little bigger than your embroidery design. The soft side should be facing up and the rough side should be facing the stitches. Then, plug-in your steamer and set it to medium heat. Press the backing fabric that is on top of the embroidery. Make sure you press all the sides and edges of the backing material. This may take you 5 to 10 minutes. Check if the backing fabric has adhered to the embroidered fabric. If it does not peel off then it is good to go. Embroidery makes great embellishment to clothes and anything made of fabric. These embellishments need extra care and handling to make sure they last for years. The simplest way to care for these garments is to wash them by hand using a mild detergent solution. Keep in mind not to squeeze or wring your embroidered garments. You may opt to hang them dry or lay them flat on a mesh dryer. If you cannot avoid pressing your embroidered clothes, do it on the reverse side of the garment. These embroidered may be a handful to care for, but it is all worth it. Besides, these embroidered clothes are not cheap, and so they deserve much care.