New Embroidery Design 2023. Making Patches with clean outline in depth

In this video, we'll explore the art of embroidery, sharing in-depth techniques and tips to help you create patches with crisp, clean edges. We'll cover everything you need to know, from selecting the right materials to mastering the embroidery process.

We'll discuss the essential materials, including fabric, stabilizers, embroidery thread.
Proper hooping and stabilizing are key to achieving clean edges. We'll demonstrate the correct techniques to ensure your fabric remains taut and secure during the embroidery process.
Watch as we take you step-by-step through the embroidery process, making sure every stitch contributes to the clean look of your patch.
Learn how to trim excess fabric and threads, and discover various finishing methods to give your patch a polished appearance.
We'll discuss the pros and cons of both methods, allowing you to choose the best way to attach your patches.
By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to create stunning embroidered patches with clean, professional edges. Whether you want to make patches for personal use or start a business, this guide will be your go-to resource.

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[travisowen]

As a newer embroidery business owner, there is a lot of self-learning of how to fix mistakes, machine malfunctions, and screw-ups... I appreciate that you do not cut out the thread breaks or issues you run into while doing a project. great vid thank you

[earthalewis]

I love your video. The design is beautiful. Just a word of caution to you. That adhesive spray that you are using is a permanent adhesive that is not made for embroidery. You need to use a temporary adhesive that is made for embroidery. The one you are using will gum up your needle and cause needle breaks and can cause you to have issues later on with your machine.

[denisebernidino]

Thanks for the Great tutorial God Bless you

[vickiejost]

This is the best video. You do stuff that actually happens. It's not a 'sales pitch' everything is perfect and just do this and everything is fine. I learned so much out of every minute of this. Keep up the great work! This is the way videos should be.

[echoswaifu]

Im learning to embroider because I want to start my own business and I appreciate how you showed everything in real time because it makes it easier to understand and is realistic!!

[makerscreating]

You work is awesome. Patch is NICE!!! I agree on E600.

[charleneweege]

Looks nice. It's kind of like applique,

[SweetColoringBooks]

Great video, thank you! New subscriber.

[Lisa_Zapata]

This is the best patch work I’ve ever seen. I’m going to try it one day… thank you!

[jerridyke]

I’ve been doing embroidery since 2001, your video is one of the most thorough I’ve seen. Looking forward to learning more from you!

[ndFleet]

I am mind blown 🤯 how clean the edges look and to think u used plastic from Home Depot as stabilizer!!! Genius!

[theprintboss]

I need the digitizing video... Nice work

[chaniese]

This is by far the best patch tutorial I’ve seen so far!

[AshleyMc-rv]

😂😂 I giggled when you mentioned your hoop - not having magnetic hoops.. I LOATH those hoops!!! No one understands how aweful those hoops are.. So I designed and embroidered a hoodie that said 'hoopin ain't easy' 😂😂 i know you get it!! 😂😂

[turtleflyb]

I'm so excited that this video popped up!! Very informative and I will try this technique once I get my plastic. Thank you!!!!

[TracyBrinkmann]

I f'ng love this dude... thanks for the walk through!

[Texaschic]

Newbie, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[michellehughes]

Thank you….. for sharing… you made it easy to follow…

[sabbaticusfarm]

So clean. This video made a subscriber out of me. I can't wait to learn more from you!

[michellenaranjo]

Great job! I like your method of lining up the design to do the last satin stitch and also the clean up with the heat gun!