Start making laser engraved acrylic hat patches... for FREE. (Rowmark, Duets)

START MAKING LASER ENGRAVED ACRYLIC HAT PATCHES…. COMPLETLY FREE!!! DONT MISS OUT ON THE NEWEST HAT PATCH TREND. Get 15% off at Johnson Plastic Plus ( link and code below) (some exclusions apply)

🔥 Ready to amp up your hat game? Join me as I turn a plain tri-colored laserable acrylic sheet into a personalized hat patch that turns heads! Plus, snag FREE sample materials via the links below. Don't miss out – You're left with no excuse not to try! 💥

Sorry I did not cover the material that was used nearly as much as I should have. I will definitely be working on that in future videos. The material is a tri-color plastic from JPP (link below). The different colors are exposed depending on how deep you engrave. Here is a link to the material used in the video.

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(Using laser can be dangerous. Never leave a laser unattended. Always use your laser safety glasses. Always follow manufacturers directions for your laser)

[samuelevans]

Never thought of acrylic hat patches. Plus pantera! Your my new fav.

[Paine]

Thanks for video and the info. I'm just starting out learning my laser. Hats are something I would like to know more about, glad I found you and subbed

[CruiseMonkeyGames]

You are doing one of the things at the top of most people's fear list. I've been doing public speaking for almost 5 decades including working as a nightclub DJ, but I can still remember butterflies the size of eagles bouncing around my stomach. The camera loves you (an advantage I sadly do not share) so it's just a matter of time before your channel blows up. A good resource is Sunny Lenarduzzi. She is an awesome coach for learning how to make videos, lots of free content.

Your information is great and really helpful. I have a regular heat press but not one for hats. Might have to put that on the list. Haven't seen all your videos yet but a "day in the life" with some of the stuff sped up is always fun. I'll keep watching and making comments because that's what I do. Thanks for a bright spot in a rather crappy week. 😊

[RBallarddesigns]

Good info. I’m interested in that 2 color material. Looks cool

[ccfrdc]

Fantastic job on your videos. I got lost on how you got red and black together in one patch. (I am brand new). Keep up the great work and I look forward to the next video.

[davidlewis]

As a retired video training creater myself, I think you did a wonderful job on your video, short of a few small newby problems. The only on worth mentioning is the constant "Ahh" between sentence and thoughts. It is very typical of beginners, and easy to overcome. The other few will iron out with experience. I have subscribed to your feed and look forward to hearing more from you. Thank You.🙂

[HAMRADIODUDE]

Recently started engraving. I'm loving tumblers . Shoutout to Johnson plastics. They've always been a great company to buy from

[FateHatCo]

When you ungroup your outline, you can just ctrl click the outline to deselect it, and all other random shapes will still be selected, makes it easier than finding the little shapes. Great video!

[lisanereida]

Love your videos so far. ❤❤❤ Great quality. Please keep it up. I am also a fellow female laser business that works on a lot of hats. It’s so nice to see another female in this niche w a channel. I follow other female business channels that makes all sorts of things, mostly super girlie stuff like stickers, mugs, and candles….its nice to find another chic in business outside the over saturated girlie stuff. Finally…..

[savagexinc]

Very informative. Answered my questions so many other videos didn't. Great job! I subscribed. I am searching for a good video on making magnetic hat patches with no luck. Would be great to learn this from you!

[flakk]

New subscriber here. I'm starting to make hats now, leather ones. Never knew about acrylic patches, interesting. Thanks for the video and the sites for free stuff!

[captcrow]

It's a great day when we learn something new, and today I learned something new from you! Thank you for introducing the Rowmark tri-layered plastic. You bottoms Up patch turned out great and to be honest, I was blown away to see that product. Even though I don't have a laser yet, it has me thinking about what I can create.
Your lesson for today is about recording; make sure everyone is out of the house and now sleeping lol. I felt like you and I were having a serious discussion that we didn't want to be over heard lol. This is all a part of your journey Emily, recording content, editing and publishing will make laser wok look like a breeze. Your off to a good start so KMF (keep moving fwd)!
I wanted to let you know about one more alternate to the Thunder laser; look at TTP Laser from Canada, the Stingray 51. I reached out to TTP Laser and they responded very quickly. Your US dollar will go a lot further buying from Canada, roughly 37% savings, and the machine is a beast. I am leaning their way now lol

[denaturner]

Hey! I'm so glad I found you!! I just did a mock-up for a custom patch. As far as bending the patch to cool, what if you got a short piece of PVC pipe and rubber bands to hold each patch as you start the next one. Just have to figure out the size of the pipe to get the right curve. How did you get the different colors within the same patch? Thank you for all of the freebies too!! I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of your vids!!❤️‍🔥

[lukefountain]

You did a great job! I can tell your newer at it BUT YOU DID GREAT. You'll get better the more practice you get / videos you post. At least your have to confidence to put yourself in front of the camera. I've not had the confidence to do that and many others I'm sure are the same! Just keep going! and use any haters as fuel to prove wrong and improve!
And thank you I just started with my laser and some hats. The acrylic is a great idea!

[fullcircleretrospective]

I watched you on the panel the other night and I really enjoyed that your level of knowledge is above mine, but you're still learning and you were asking the "dumb" questions I needed asked of those experts. Also, fantastic shirt! I got to see them 3 times before the end.
Keep up the content, I'm learning a lot.

[Fancylooks]

Excellent, I didn't get how you got the red colour in the print, part of the audio I don't understand, but the result is awesome!

[JZee]

You are doing a great job don’t change a thing

[NadaBystanderActual]

Thanks! That’s what I have. Just wasn’t sure that I got material that wouldn’t work, but it does and the Hydbond I put on it works amazing!

[mccauleysm]

Ctrl+G to group Ctrl+U to ungroup makes workflow a little bit easier. great info. thanks for the tips.

[andrewadams]

First time watching and this is a pretty cool use of lasers! If you got some CAD skills, you might be able to design and 3D print a clamp that'll retain that curve you're setting. Or maybe take two pieces of wood with that same curve and rubber band or hand clamp them together? Not sure how hot that is and if you go with a 3D print, maybe try a higher temp plastic like PETG.