Mastering Embroidery Jamel's Step-by-Step Guide to Perfect Patches with Clean Edges | Canvas Apparel
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- Join me Jamel from Canvas Apparel as I unveil the art of creating flawless embroidered patches with pristine edges, from the initial stitch to the final trim. Whether you're a beginner eager to dive into the world of embroidery or an experienced crafter looking to refine your skills, this comprehensive tutorial is designed to guide you through each step of the embroidery process with precision and creativity.
In this detailed video, I share my expert techniques and secrets to ensure your patches come out looking professional, with clean, crisp edges that stand the test of time. You'll learn about the best materials and tools for the job, how to prepare your fabric, selecting the right thread, and the importance of stabilizers. Plus, Jamel will provide insider tips on maintaining your embroidery machine for optimal performance.
Why watch this video?
Discover the fundamentals of patch embroidery, including material selection and design preparation.
Learn advanced techniques for achieving clean, sharp edges on any patch.
Gain insights into troubleshooting common embroidery issues for flawless results.
Get inspired by Jamel's creative process and apply these lessons to your own embroidery projects.
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You should offer digitizing classes.....love the video!
Great video!! Been following you for a while! Straight to the point and very professional. Thank you! I want to get hatch and I will if you continue to make videoed..❤️. Thank you!
u gave us the juice! ive been looking ..!
Thanks 🙏
I literally just went step by step as you said using the same font, felt and software it turned out amazing!!! Thank you so much!!!! I have been having Hatch for years and this is the first time that I’ve been successful using it!
I’m excited and thank for not gate keeping❤✊🏽
That's awesome. I'm glad you was able to make the patch following my video. That tells me the directions are clear. 👍🏿💯
Bro!!! This video was EVERYTHING!!!! Finally got to see the right way to do this. I appreciate you!!!
Only said part was my hatch didn’t have that font and that is a cool font. Keep going and growing. God Bless!!
Thanks for the video, I have this program. and have had it for years but thanks for showing me how to use the different buttons. I will be following you. I love patches and don't know how to make them. thanks for the video
Welcome thanks for watching and subscribing
thank you for doing this video; I love the step by step details. I appreciate you for taking the time to explain this in detail.
Glad it was helpful!
This tutorial is great! Thank you for all your tutorials ❤️
That font is the bomb! Thanks for turning us on to it. I will be getting plenty of use out of it.
No problem thanks for watching.
Great job!
Great video! What machine do you use?
Best and practical video I have seen on patches. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Love your patch with the tail
Thank you
Great video! Thanks so much for the step by step instructions.
Your welcome
❤ Adubb sent me
Thanks for dropping in
Thanks for this video I will be watching out for more digitizing use hatch.
Glad it was helpful!
This was very informative and your patch came out beautifully! I like the idea of using felt instead of twill, which is what I have been using. One thing though, basting is pronounced bay sting, not bass sting. Thanks for the video! 😀
Another 🔥🔥🔥 tutorial for digitizing
Thank you for watching
Love your instructions. Great video.
Thank you
Great video thanks for sharing
Welcome thanks for watching
YOURE THE FRIGGIN MAN!!! Quick Q though - what was the point of the red fabric you put on the 1st fabric and cut away? was that just to give the red background on the patch? If so, couldn't you have just added it on top of the cut away directly. Thanks!
Both!
Good video thanks looks good I’ve watched all of your video and live except for shorts
Thank you watching and supporting I appreciate it 🙏🏿
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice video.
Thanks!
nicely done Sir, i enjoy your content a lot
I appreciate that!
Nice tutorial! It just happened to pop up in my feed... I'm really liking your 2 hoop process. I'm using pre-designed files, but can manipulate the steps to follow this. Question, the description shows Badgemaster, which I have, but you used plastic. Any reason why since your removing it anyway and the Badgmaster is water soluble? Just wondering... Your finished patch was 💯🎯🔥
Badge master the few times I've used it would rip before the satin stitch is complete. Thie 3mil plastic holds up better with the density I have set for the satin stitch
@@canvasappareljamel4471Thanks! Much appreciated!
This video is very informative, I have been embroidering for a short time, thanks to your video, ready to dive in patches.
What’s the hype about this Polypatch fabric? what fabric do you use? I want to make 13x16 patches for Varsity Jackets, that are too heavy for my Ricoma MT 1501. I messed up two Jackets already because it kept getting stuck on the sides of the embroidery machine. Trust me, real cowhide leather sleeves & 100 percent Wool, is heavy. Keep posting informative videos, I will continue watching, thanks. I would like to see what you use to adhere to merch.
I enjoy your tutorials. Keep teaching us.
Definitely won't be stopping
Did you use two pieces of felt?
@@chaniese21 no just one
Was it the red one? If so, what type of fabric was the black one?
@chaniese21 the black fabric is cotton twill
thank you for your knowledge, is Hatch the only software you work with
For right now yes
Yeah that’s nice!!! Thank you for not gate keeping! ✊🏽
Thank you for stopping by
Hi, thank you for sharing. Your second hooping was it tear away stabiliser and the plastic?
Yes it was tear away
@@canvasappareljamel4471thank you so much.
I really appreciate your step-by-step process. New to embroidery. Can I follower alone with you using Embrillance free version software? I haven't decided yet, and I have been watching videos by Hatch John Deer. Thank you.
Embrillance is different from hatch but if you know the tools well you should be able to follow along. thanks for stopping by
Here from DIY TEE.
Thanks fo4vstopping bye hope you enjoy the vids
Just an idea try black stabilizer you won’t have any hint of white whatsoever. It’s what I use.
The white is the plastic. When I changed a setting it changed the density of the satin stitch back to .16 inches. But I have used black tear away also.
Will this method work for a single needle machine?
Yes it will
What program are you using?
I’m using Hatch embroidery digitizer
What package do you have. I am new.
What do you mean by package? I'm not understanding sorry
Do you have a link for that gray mat you use?
Fiskars Self Healing Cutting Mat with Grid for Sewing, Quilting, and Crafts - 24" x 36” Grid - Gray a.co/d/7Ype4uN
Thank you
cool video but how you "break it apart" man you lost me there, thanks bro
Break apart by pressing ctrl k