How To Embroider On Clothing: Stick & Stitch Step By Step Tutorial

Embroidery Stick & Stitch is an incredibly simple product which allows you to customise your clothing with embroidery in no time.

This video is a step-by-step tutorial on how to use sticky water soluble fabric stabiliser (Stick & Stitch) for best results. I share a number of important tips and tricks as well as walk you through the process of embroidering on a hat (denim) and a hoodie (cotton blend).

Check out my own Stick & Stitch Patch Packs here:
[The one that has the two designs I embroidered in this video is called "WANDERLUST"]

The following list of products is what I used in this video:
(Please note: Some links are affiliated and I may receive a small commission whenever you purchase anything at no extra cost to you)

STICKY WATER SOLUBLE FABRIC STABILISER:
Sticky Fabri-Solvi
Stick-Stitch-N-Rinse

EMBROIDERY HOOP:
Nurge Embroidery Hoops are by far the best on the market [Use code “VIKA10” for 10% OFF discount on every order]

NEEDLES:
Milliners/Straws Needles are in my opinion better than embroidery needles for satin stitch specifically

EMBROIDERY FLOSS:
I used DMC Coton A Broder [Special Embroidery Thread], this particular thread is very scarce and as far as I’m aware is only available in a handful of European markets. However the most popular type of embroidery floss [Stranded Cotton] is very widely available across the globe.

STICKY THIMBLES:
ThimblePad real leather reusable thimbles are excellent at protecting your “push finger” from getting sore

NON-WOVEN FUSIBLE IRON ON INTERFACING [BACKING]:
This thing ACTUALLY stabilisers your fabric, but please note once applied, it cannot be safely removed, it’s there to stay.

Check out COLORFUL STANDARD for some amazing clothing here:
[Use code “VIKASSPACECS10” for a 10% OFF discount on your order]

The product I mentioned to cover your embroidery on the inside of your apparel:

This would be it until my next video is up in which I walk you through exactly how I make my own Stick & Stitch designs and print them at home.
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Thanks!

[mattdajedi]

sewing/embroidery is probably my favorite hobby. Customizing your own clothes and getting compliments on your creation is just a whole other feeling that brings satisfaction to my mind lol.

[xXCourtneyLeeXx]

Thank you for showing what the back looks like when finished!

[sineeiser]

Your channel is just what i needed! Perfection, thanks for sharing all of this <3

[cathmcfarlane-noble]

Had never heard of stick snd stitch, thankyou for this info.

[WWizzy]

Wow what quick and high quality guide, the quality of the camera shots is very nice, great camera!. I was always wondering how difficult it is to embroider a design by hand but after seing this I'm definitely gonna try myself!.

[stefaniaponitz]

Fantastic video. I learned more than I expected, and it was exactly what I needed! Thanks so much!

[clarkisking]

amazing, taking my tie dye to the next level

[beccakilburn]

I just started embroidering and this is SO helpful, thank you!! Can you just use a regular printer for the stick & stick patch?

[DanielGarcia-kpqf]

Thank God for mentioning the finger protectors..

[Broken_robot]

Nice, I was wondering how I would transfer my patterns onto fabric. I was going to use tracing paper and pin it down but this is better.

[zeynepalkan]

Thank you! Very informative video and your designs are beautiful!

[HUZZAH-Life]

Ahhhh I have to restart… granted this is what I get for not researching anything first. 😅😂

I got a hoodie from my Godsisters closet that fits well but has makeup stains on it. I am covering them with embroidery. Granted now I can de pill the sleeve easier. I forgot to do that first. 😅

[janes]

Thank you for sharing your tips & tricks! Much appreciated!

[TheWishDragon]

Love this! Thanks for sharing, I think I might give it a try.

[higharchs]

is it possible to embroider on a t-shirt without a stabiliser? What other alternatives are there apart from stabilisers?

[agus_]

idk if you're gonna see this since its been more than 1 year since you posted this, but i'm starting to emborider and i was wondering if embroidering on clothing is harder than emboidering on like some random fabric? thanks in advance! :)

[rabiaismail]

I am from Pakistan and i loved this type embroidery can you share some more embroidery details

[helenanimocks]

If I don’t have the materials to print my own, is the stick on fabric easy enough to draw on?

[baugnieslauriane]

Hello ! I really liked your video, thank you ! Where are your cap from ? Thx

[bravenFGC]

have you ever tried doing embroidery on the bill of a hat, if so any tips?