Can you embroider a design onto silk without a machine?

It should only stay on the VM, unless you move the file to your real OS/desktop.

Yes. You can use a bucket, a jug, or (if it's nearby) a handheld shower-head.

Mix a few dollops of a mild laundry detergent in water and grab a clean cloth. Dip the cloth into the soapy solution and blot away any stains or dirt....

Depending on how severe the mold layer has penetrated the fabric, shampoo with conditioner works on the silk fibers to lift off dirt and add conditioning layer onto the fibers....

Yes, you can. You can use a nail art tool if you want to emboss paper by hand, or you can use an embossing machine or a die-cutting machine.

If you're adding a wedding date or something sentimental to a gown in a place where only the wearer will see it, I recommend embroidering onto a patch and then...

Yes, as long as your dryer has a “No Heat” or “Air Fluff” setting. Gently tumble your silk item(s) and check on them occasionally to see if they’re wrinkle-free.

It's best to use a sewing machine. A good, heavy duty, sewing machine is useful when working with denim, as the layers of fabric can get too thick to sew...

It's best to sand down the wood for a smooth finish. After, apply primer, sanding in between coats of primer in order to get a better adhesion to the paint....

You will need a hairdryer, brush, straightening iron, comb, and clips. You'll also need shampoo and deep conditioner as well as a thermal protectant.