I have mine velcro-ed backing, so i can switch patches anytime. the base velcro should accommodate difference sizes and shapes. Nways, it is totally user preference. ;)
Hello! For maximum longevity, would you suggest ironing and then stitching? Or just glueing and then stitching? Or glueing, ironing and then stitching?
She mentioned in the video using contact cement. So now what I did was, applied the contact cement on the patch, made sure the shirt was flat(placing a smooth cardboard underneath to prevent any creases) then ironing the patch with a cloth on top. Then stitching it in place, quite tedious but I know it in myself its not going anywhere. ps: there's no tailor nearby willing to do these kind of things so I had to do them myself
Awesome detail, and amazing information. Wonderful job! As this is my first time applying patches in my adult life, I wanted to revisit to make sure I was doing it to the best of results, and this will solidify that.
The first part of my comment is about the style of the video - I really loved the overall feel of the video. The camera work, the music and the voice narration were great! The video was very professional and entertaining. The next part of my comment is about patches. I LOVE patches and as evidenced by your video, you do too. It was nice to see someone just slightly obsessed like me ;-) My brother is a furniture upholster and does most of my heavy duty work, but I do the light duty sewing myself. That one seeing machine with the narrow, vertical lower half looks really versatile and can get into some tight spaces. Great job on the video, I enjoyed it!
If I am using a iron on a bag that is maybe polyster or waterproof material won't that melt the pvc in that ? Also if I stitch it won't the needles puncture the pvc ? Help please ?
I would avoid heat in this case. Use E6000 glue and you can sew the edges. I know punctures are not ideal, but all the seams are already stitched. If you find that the punctures compromise your waterproof gear (do a quick test), there are $8 waterproof patches (for tears usually) on Amazon for camping tents that fix these problems. I don't think it will get to this extreme, but you'll know you have this option. Hope this helps! A
Much as I appreciate this may be intended to be helpful, I'd question how appropriate the chosen fashionable film making aesthetic is for an instructional video. The combo of deliberate pretentious handheld wobbles at key points, a shallow depth of field (with associated focusing compromises), and a particularly heavy blue shadowed LUT make for quite a challenging watch.
@@rcstudio3935 The studio was not ours, we were there just to get the patches sewn and film the video. We also used different machines for different garments. So sorry cannot help any further here.
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wow, this is beautifully filmed. thank you.
I have mine velcro-ed backing, so i can switch patches anytime. the base velcro should accommodate difference sizes and shapes. Nways, it is totally user preference. ;)
Love your pimped Topo bag!
Anastasia Petukhova what about on hats
Now THAT is a thumbnail
This video is so chill. Love the camera works, music. Everything about it really 👏
Thank you!!
Hello! For maximum longevity, would you suggest ironing and then stitching? Or just glueing and then stitching? Or glueing, ironing and then stitching?
She mentioned in the video using contact cement.
So now what I did was, applied the contact cement on the patch, made sure the shirt was flat(placing a smooth cardboard underneath to prevent any creases) then ironing the patch with a cloth on top.
Then stitching it in place, quite tedious but I know it in myself its not going anywhere.
ps: there's no tailor nearby willing to do these kind of things so I had to do them myself
Probably ironing then sticking
Hello what glue is ? I want to put patches to jacket waterproof is OK this glue?
Awesome detail, and amazing information. Wonderful job! As this is my first time applying patches in my adult life, I wanted to revisit to make sure I was doing it to the best of results, and this will solidify that.
The first part of my comment is about the style of the video - I really loved the overall feel of the video. The camera work, the music and the voice narration were great! The video was very professional and entertaining.
The next part of my comment is about patches. I LOVE patches and as evidenced by your video, you do too. It was nice to see someone just slightly obsessed like me ;-)
My brother is a furniture upholster and does most of my heavy duty work, but I do the light duty sewing myself. That one seeing machine with the narrow, vertical lower half looks really versatile and can get into some tight spaces.
Great job on the video, I enjoyed it!
Excellent video
Great video for a simple concept. You guys really flushed it out!
Thank you!!
Such a beautiful patches! I also creating my own one's but yours are amazing!
I'm very interested with the black jacket does anyone know where to buy it? its so rare finding good jacket here in Asia
This jacket is Schott NYC, they probably have worldwide delivery.
Iron on patches for backpack without glue or sew- how durable is it?
hi ! i have this Nylon 100% backpack, i want to patch it . What is the best way? thank you
Not at all
no nylon listen to the video? you people are clueless
Thank you.
Pin going into patches. Okay that was a lie I'm both. I LOVE YOUR VIDEO it helped so much!
What the name of the glue and where i could purchase it
E6000, on Amazon or most hardware stores 🙌
If I am using a iron on a bag that is maybe polyster or waterproof material won't that melt the pvc in that ? Also if I stitch it won't the needles puncture the pvc ? Help please ?
I would avoid heat in this case. Use E6000 glue and you can sew the edges. I know punctures are not ideal, but all the seams are already stitched. If you find that the punctures compromise your waterproof gear (do a quick test), there are $8 waterproof patches (for tears usually) on Amazon for camping tents that fix these problems. I don't think it will get to this extreme, but you'll know you have this option. Hope this helps! A
Can I glue a patch on a faux moto jacket if so what’s the glue I got to orde ty
How long do the patches last on the garment? also, if i wash the garment multiple times, will the embroidery fall off?
What kind of glue used?
E6000 it's about $5 on amazon and at retail stores, should be easy to find. Thanks for the question.
Would super glue be a good substitute?
What kind of glue we use for..??
It's e6000 glue in the video. But others can work well too, just needs to be washer/dryer safe and wok for fabric.
Where can I get the patched you have?? They're gorgeous.
Thank you:) They're all on asildastore.com
Nice video. I never considered glue, just ironing and sowing. What brand of contact cement do you use or recommend?
Thank you
Thank you
I don’t have an I run …but I have an iron …. I YEARN ! Jus playin . Thanks
Much as I appreciate this may be intended to be helpful, I'd question how appropriate the chosen fashionable film making aesthetic is for an instructional video. The combo of deliberate pretentious handheld wobbles at key points, a shallow depth of field (with associated focusing compromises), and a particularly heavy blue shadowed LUT make for quite a challenging watch.
Five thumbs up!
Thanx.
By the way,
You look gorgeous in the jacket.
where's that bag from?
Good info thank you
How do you do it on a puffer jacket?
Patches are great for patching ripped or torn articles.
For better security glue it then sew it
Is E6000 glue ok to use
great vid, also love the accent
Wow awesome
Drip on a thousand nice Barbour
metal heads are comming
Neat
This helped x so nuch
What machine is that??
Not sure, we used 3 different ones.
How are you not sure? Wth.
@@rcstudio3935 The studio was not ours, we were there just to get the patches sewn and film the video. We also used different machines for different garments. So sorry cannot help any further here.
this Chanel is doing very bad so how about we all help and subscribe
Basically take to a professional. What a pointless video