How To Remove An Embroidery Design From A Garment or Fabric

How To Remove An Embroidery Design From A Garment or Fabric. In this video, I'll show you how to easily remove an embroidery design from a garment of fabric using a standard razor. For more sewing inspiration visit Let's Learn To Sew on:

[ltridge]

Thank you for being straight to the task at hand. I hate when people give their whole life story on tutorial videos.

[sin-mtz]

Thank youu! I thrifted a vintage jacket that had someone’s initials on it, which I usually dont mind, but these initials just happen to be BJ 💀 I wanted to remove that asap lol

[stevepierce]

YouTube has everything!!!! I spent $70 on 2 sets of scrubs and a scrub jacket; the tops all had the job monogram on it. Well, the job didn't work out and I was going to take them to the seamstress in the neighborhood to see if she could get the monogram off. Well, found this video, worked perfectly!

[lucyphillips]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!! It gave me confidence to remove a logo from a sweatshirt, and following your method worked perfectly!

[christinepeek]

You are a lifesaver! We just removed an embroidery from a bag. Thank you so much for this video!

[maerockwell]

Thank you! You just saved me hours of work with the way I was trying it. With this method I was all done in about 20 minutes....

[fionamaree]

Thank you ! I successfully got embroidery off some scrubs very easy. Thanks for this awesome video.

[enriquevillavicencio]

Thank you! I was able to do it without any issue . The razor is a must !!!

[scarredangelstudios]

What about when it has a piece of cloth between the back of the embroidery and the inside of shirt itself? I have some really nice/expensive scrubs from an old job and I really want to get their logo out without ruining the top. But the embroidery has this cut out piece of white cloth. I’m no seamstress so I don’t know what it’s called.
Anything to save these scrubs haha

[JoshRay]

This is extremely helpful as I have a few polo shirts from my former employer that I can wear but have their logo embroidered on.

[jackcollazo]

Nice video. I've just gotten rid of a couple of patches on a nice looking, warm jacket from a paratransit company. Now, it looks like a nice looking, warm, regular jacket. Thanks for the idea in this video!

[lindajohannesen]

Thank you so much, this was so helpful! I wish I would have found you before I ruined so many pieces of clothing...

[vinniedaniels]

Awesome - your method was so easy and seamless. Thanks a million...

[Motherpat]

This is just what I was looking for I have some shirts from my former job, I really liked and didn’t want to throw Them away. Also is there away to just get a new patch with designs and just cover the old embroidery?

[mesharialghamdi]

This is perfect, doing it to a work jacket too.

[foundwanting]

Thank you so much for the video, my removal process was as easy. As you made it.

[mish_the_quiche]

Very helpful thank you! I figured out that this also works on embroidery designs where the satin stitching is on both sides (e.g. you can’t see the bobbin stitching but a razor still works just fine to cut up all the satin stitching on the back)

Also if you working with average shirt or thinner fabric, be very careful with the razor bc it’s easier than you think to cut a hole in the fabric. Learned this the hard way even though I thought I was being careful 😅

[rajeshnanda]

Thanks. I did remove it from my new jacket. I just followed your technique.

[kevinhartwyk]

I have removed embroidered #'s from my sons soccer pants and I can still see the pattern of the number post removal, is there a way to remove this? it has already been washed 2xs and is still visible..TIA

[joanna]

Awesome, just wished it was zoomed in a bit.