I'm pretty new to embroidery and there is so much to learn, I feel really lost sometimes! Hopefully I can learn to digitize too. I really appreciate all the videos to help. I learned to sew a few years ago watching TH-cam and now embroidery. I'm so excited to have found your videos! I plan on watching all I can that pertain to me! As well as join your FB group. I love how you explain things so clearly! Thanks for giving your time to help! Have a wonderful day!
What are the pros and cons for choosing to either attach with HBL or E6000 glue? I am wondering if the fabric will lay as flat with both methods and if the patch will stay attached as well with either method. Thanks so much for the instructive video.
I've had my Brother LB7000 sewing/embroidery machine for a week. I'm new to this. When do I search to get info on something as simple as sticthing out the placement line.
Wow, that's so cool. With witch programm did you create this, and which alphabet is this "TEAM HATCH"? And have you got a video where you show how to create that?
Floriani? No, I don't have the software! You can always see if they would send me a copy, I would be happy to do videos on it. If enough people ask, it might happen!
Hi Sue! Love and appreciate your many how to videos! Your videos have answered so many of my questions!! I've been embroidering a couple years now and just created my first patches, question, I've purchased cotton twill as my base, should I wash that fabric first before embroidering it? Do I need to worry about it shrinking or the colors bleeding or fading? Thank You!
Bill Morris I see your question was not answered. I always always prewash fabrics, then press before using. It’s best to not use fabric softener, because for some projects the residue can affect performance of the final project, i.e. adhesives, or allergies of wearer.
about the bobbin, I'm starting to make embroideries with multiple colors... do I have to change to bobbin every time I change thread color? or is there a rule about what color of bobbin to use? black, white, same color as the fabric, ... ?
thank you I am so happy today. I was helplessly trying to figure out how to create patches that is professional looking without the outer side fabric flay away. I think I did it wrongly but sewing first and then do the cutting. Now that I know cut only the fabric first, sew and then final cut the white interface.
I think those ones are from Gunold...they are my favorite scissors. It's all in the way you hold the scissors and the fabric that makes it a nice clean cut
Is Hatch the name of embroidery software? I am a newbie, I have a Brother Stellaire & desperately trying to learn how to use it, my Scan n Cut, & PE Design 11.
Hey Sue! Just watched your video on applique. Question: Do you think cutting fabric by hand does as good a job as those expensive ScanNCut machines? If you use a scan and cut machine, what brand/model do you recommend? Thanks so much for all your videos. Very helpful!!
I don't have a scan and cut but I do have a Cricut Maker and the Silhouette 3. I don't use them often for applique, only if I am doing a ton of one thing. It's 6 of one, 1/2 of another really. If you pre-cut everything, then you spend time setting it up, cutting and cleaning mats, and then more time setting it down within the lines. If you cut at the machine, then it takes a few minutes to trim, but you know that your fabric is properly in the lines. It all depends on what you prefer - people love one way or another so the opinion varies.
Ok I need some serious help here lol. Some backstory: I sort of taught myself how to machine embroider patches. One day I bought a machine and just started. I did some research, like what materials to use, but not so much about the process. Flash forward a year and I sell 50-60 patches online. Anyways, I recently had a “come to Jesus” moment and noticed my patches look a little different from other patches for sale online and it’s got me nervous. So I hoop both fabric and stabilizer and just stitch the design and trim the fabric and stabilizer after. It leaves a thin edge of fabric to which I take my seam ripper and pull the remaining fabric outwards and trim the frays. All my patches have satin borders with a thin edge of fabric. Now all the patches I’ve seen online don’t have fabric outside of the satin borders and generally look much cleaner than mine. Is the way I do it accepted (like an alternative process)? Or is it frowned upon and I need to relearn how to make patches the right way? I can’t seem (oh man I really wanted to do a pun there) to find the answer online. Thanks!
Good to see it although I jumped all the stitching. Nice internal design. As a non-professional., I would have re done the original zig zag as it showed on the bottom. I do not think the extra stitching on the edge improved the patch. Good educational video.
GO TEAM HATCH! LEARN HOW TO MAKE PATCHES IN THE HOOP! FREE TEAM HATCH PATCH!
You did a great job. Well done.
thanks!
you are Awesome - Love your Music- palm springs ca-
Love seing the process of the patches being stitched
Nice patch and great music!
I'm pretty new to embroidery and there is so much to learn, I feel really lost sometimes! Hopefully I can learn to digitize too. I really appreciate all the videos to help. I learned to sew a few years ago watching TH-cam and now embroidery. I'm so excited to have found your videos! I plan on watching all I can that pertain to me! As well as join your FB group. I love how you explain things so clearly! Thanks for giving your time to help! Have a wonderful day!
take your time and be patient and you can do it!
@@OMLembroidery Thank you
What machine do you have? Looks cool
I'm very new to embroidery, but this video really helped!
awesome, keep working at it!! make sure you join the group for more help and ideas as well as inspiration.
I am really new to Embroidery and I am so excited to join in with your classes. Thanks
Welcome!!
I loved making this.
😀
I am new to machine embroidery. Hope to learn much. Tfs
May I ask what your settings were for the satin and underlays please?
Enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Thank you for watching and participating!
Thank you! Go TEAM HATCH!
Cool video..loved watching it stitch out....
thank you Don :)
Yay!! Now I can just send people to watch your video instead of trying to explain to them in PMs! :D
I am new to embroidery on a machine and this was very interesting thank you.
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??????
How to go back to where you left off when you run out of thread or have a problem
Thank you for this video!!
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today?
What are the pros and cons for choosing to either attach with HBL or E6000 glue? I am wondering if the fabric will lay as flat with both methods and if the patch will stay attached as well with either method. Thanks so much for the instructive video.
I liked it even tho it's for Hatch (have EMBIRD). Cool to watch it stitch out!
there are Team Patches for Embird too! You can stitch one of those out!
You are amazing as always, thank you.
🙂
Go team, I love your videos
Thank you for watching and participating!
Hi! Thanks for the great info on the patches. I do have one question though. What is your preferred width for the satin outline? In terms of in or mm?
I love this and want to make patches for my husband but digitizing software is crazy expensive. What do you recommend that is affordable?
Good video...what machine did you use? Thanks for sharing.
for this video I am using the Brother Dream Machine 2, and his name is McDreamy :)
Is there a patch for Go Team PE Design 10? Love your videos
there is a team pe patch in the files in the oml embroidery facebook group
This is a great video! Thank you!
You are very welcome, I am glad you are enjoying the videos! thanks for watching!
Thank you for the tips on making a patch. Do you add any type of adhesive back to help attach them to shirt?
not usually for a shirt - but if I had to, I would use some fusible stabilizer and iron it on very well.
I've had my Brother LB7000 sewing/embroidery machine for a week. I'm new to this. When do I search to get info on something as simple as sticthing out the placement line.
I’ve just bought a combo had it 1 day still in the box looking for HELP IN LEARNING 😬good luck to you
Wow, that's so cool. With witch programm did you create this, and which alphabet is this "TEAM HATCH"? And have you got a video where you show how to create that?
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??????
Love this! Need to learn how to do this. I mostly usually I just use premade elements, what software do you use to create your own designs?
for this one, I used Hatch 2. for my embroidery business, don and I both use Wilcom E4
@@OMLembroidery why would you alternate programs?
Go team Hatch! 🎆
GO TEAM HATCH! YAY!
great video
Do you have any FTC vids? I haven't tried it yet, but I am curious. Thank you again for all of you advice and easy to follow tutorials!!
Floriani? No, I don't have the software! You can always see if they would send me a copy, I would be happy to do videos on it. If enough people ask, it might happen!
Any recommendations on affordable embroidery machines??
I’m a newbie! What are the pros and cons of embroidering onto a blank patch vs making one completely from scratch? I need to have quite a few made.
What kind of thread you use.?
Go Team Hatch!!!!!!
🎆
that emoticon was supposed to be fireworks....
Hi Sue! Love and appreciate your many how to videos! Your videos have answered so many of my questions!! I've been embroidering a couple years now and just created my first patches, question, I've purchased cotton twill as my base, should I wash that fabric first before embroidering it? Do I need to worry about it shrinking or the colors bleeding or fading? Thank You!
Bill Morris I see your question was not answered. I always always prewash fabrics, then press before using. It’s best to not use fabric softener, because for some projects the residue can affect performance of the final project, i.e. adhesives, or allergies of wearer.
Go Team Hatch!
#goteamHatch!!
I enjoyed the video, I can't wait to try this on my machine
go team Hatch!! happy stitching!
:) Go Team Hatch!!
yay Team Hatch!
thanks Sue for this great class. I love this way of making patches! Now my patches will look professional
Thank you for watching and participating!
Thanks Sue!
You are very welcome, I am glad you are enjoying the videos! thanks for watching!
What type of scissors are those.
How do you keep the denim base fabric from fraying?
GO TEAM HATCH!
go team Hatch!!
Love your video tutorials, and your precise way of speaking, camera angles and projects! Could you please tell us what's that music is? Love it.
the music is just from the youtube selection...nothing fancy :)
about the bobbin, I'm starting to make embroideries with multiple colors... do I have to change to bobbin every time I change thread color? or is there a rule about what color of bobbin to use? black, white, same color as the fabric, ... ?
You can usually use white bobbin thread, unless the embroidery is to be seen on both sides of your item.
what digitizing program do you use>?
I used Hatch for this video.
I was always afraid it'd turnout too dense. I'll give 'er a go though!
How do you increase the density of the border??
GO TEAM!
🙂
thank you I am so happy today. I was helplessly trying to figure out how to create patches that is professional looking without the outer side fabric flay away. I think I did it wrongly but sewing first and then do the cutting. Now that I know cut only the fabric first, sew and then final cut the white interface.
You're very welcome!
Go Team Hatch and I want a pair of those scissors. Do you know who makes them? Seems like they get closer than applique scissors.
I think those ones are from Gunold...they are my favorite scissors. It's all in the way you hold the scissors and the fabric that makes it a nice clean cut
Wish you could show on the screen how and where to pick out the design or patches.....
what do you mean "pick out the design or patches"? I digitized this in Hatch and then stitched it out.
Is Hatch the name of embroidery software? I am a newbie, I have a Brother Stellaire & desperately trying to learn how to use it, my Scan n Cut, & PE Design 11.
Hey Sue! Just watched your video on applique. Question: Do you think cutting fabric by hand does as good a job as those expensive ScanNCut machines? If you use a scan and cut machine, what brand/model do you recommend? Thanks so much for all your videos. Very helpful!!
I don't have a scan and cut but I do have a Cricut Maker and the Silhouette 3. I don't use them often for applique, only if I am doing a ton of one thing. It's 6 of one, 1/2 of another really. If you pre-cut everything, then you spend time setting it up, cutting and cleaning mats, and then more time setting it down within the lines. If you cut at the machine, then it takes a few minutes to trim, but you know that your fabric is properly in the lines. It all depends on what you prefer - people love one way or another so the opinion varies.
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Ok I need some serious help here lol. Some backstory: I sort of taught myself how to machine embroider patches. One day I bought a machine and just started. I did some research, like what materials to use, but not so much about the process. Flash forward a year and I sell 50-60 patches online.
Anyways, I recently had a “come to Jesus” moment and noticed my patches look a little different from other patches for sale online and it’s got me nervous. So I hoop both fabric and stabilizer and just stitch the design and trim the fabric and stabilizer after. It leaves a thin edge of fabric to which I take my seam ripper and pull the remaining fabric outwards and trim the frays. All my patches have satin borders with a thin edge of fabric. Now all the patches I’ve seen online don’t have fabric outside of the satin borders and generally look much cleaner than mine. Is the way I do it accepted (like an alternative process)? Or is it frowned upon and I need to relearn how to make patches the right way? I can’t seem (oh man I really wanted to do a pun there) to find the answer online. Thanks!
Sorry I'm a beginner, how did she make a perfect square at the start
go team HATCH!!
#goteamhatch!!
Thanks - Team Pe Design
Thank you for watching until the end and supporting the channel!
😃 Trying to figure patches out
🙈 Sorry but can't handle watching McDreamy sped up. Great video!
What kind of foot do you use on your machine t
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today???
also, silly question, how does a person attach the patch?
heat and bond, sewing or patch attach glue
Very good video
😀
What type of software do you use to create the design? :)
Hatch 2. Go team Hatch.
great video but can't hear it.
😊😊
Thanks sa
How do you digitize patches in embird? Do you use the built in function? This patch did some more stitches than the embird built in appliqué does.
I digitize patches like an applique. all you need are placement stitches, zig zag and a nice thick satin stitch. I created the Team patches in E4
🙂
:)
Cute,
Would like to know where you go on the machine to do the patches….
Good to see it although I jumped all the stitching. Nice internal design. As a non-professional., I would have re done the original zig zag as it showed on the bottom. I do not think the extra stitching on the edge improved the patch. Good educational video.
Thanks for commenting :)
Not the best design.stars are hidden ..not the best layout ....still good example on what to or what not to do
they are not stars, they are fireworks. To each their own....
I don’t think my janome 350e is cool enough to sew like that haha
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??????
Great video
😀
🙂