Dude bad ass patches great job pimp! Hats are nice!!!! They can put them on and be proud! Awesome job great, great, great. - Don't forget my name... Best Printable Print.
Very nice work!! Why not embroider everything directly on the hat? From the outside looking in, it seems more work was created and quality of hat was decreased by using the heat pressed patch that could potentially peel off over time.
Great question, and you’re absolutely right-embroidering directly on the hat can offer a cleaner and more durable finish. However, using heat-pressed patches can sometimes be the preferred method for certain designs, particularly when dealing with complex or highly detailed logos that might not embroider as well on curved surfaces. It can also allow for more flexibility in terms of design placement and color options. That said, for long-term durability and a premium feel, direct embroidery is often the best choice when feasible!
I have that same adhesive I can get the patches to adhere to my hats but they never stay on long do you think I need to bump up the temp and time when I press
Hi Emmanuel! Try to place the patches face down onto the flat heat press, place the Heat n Bond sheet over the patches and a Teflon sheet on top of the heat and bond sheet. Press at 310 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 seconds to fuse the heat and bond to the patches. Then, just peel the sheet from the patches. To attach the patches to the caps, insert a cap in the cap heat press, place a patch on the cap, put a Teflon sheet over the patch and press at 310 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 seconds.
Great content. One question: you use the “heat bond”facing the “shrink wrap”, that was the base on the hoop, and consequently, the last layer on the patch. Is this an efficient glue/tacky?
Hi! Attaching patches to your cap using painter's 3mil plastic may not be the most effective method. Painter's plastic is typically not designed for long-term adhesion or durability.
@@trinawidders3535 It's easier to hoop flats than caps, and you can do a lot of patches per time you hoop compared to having to hoop each individual hat. Hope that helps, embroidery is amazing but also tough!
@@swansonfinearts ok makes sense. So faster to load hats on the iq360 heat press vs embroidery hoops? Along with the cutting, prepping, adhesiving etc. Also, do you always need to have the twill to embroider as the background or can you just make the patches onto the tear away backing without the border if you are not going for that "patch" look yet still want the effiency like you're talking about above.
Hi there! Thank you for letting us know. Here is the link > www.amazon.com/Bulk-Buy-Thermoweb-Adhesive-6-Pack/dp/B0033P9ILQ/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.USIVN4qFWvI-pmcyUK7WqGbxvuUSN5xA_SxJzxQvy1YfGdcNPZPdQ2DiWzm_Lpe0ODaYdc051yiZ4EEVOOH9WqGtmwLBnOLh6UoMMa8EJ9AlSHO2Lkxlg58hSNHWLHdQ48KbutrxrFYqGsZL9zuL_8zOmP87RzqWAhfolMf5dTxoDmnMhVvlR8syrsxjDYYs85K62Upqdk3H5CA-LWu7RopxATkS6eHcVmm8h9iJYQqGEydfLawlmK0LWsYGRKLHf0i7a612Iidi86XzYkeMdIlGcmRFcMvPtcu4VMrYMmk.KR0Wun03qqPfFY1ewZUzeJ4n0vE0T5Ovp1uLIDp4C3g&dib_tag=se&keywords=heat+n+bond+sheet&qid=1708716244&sr=8-1
I'll give it credit, the B&W hats look dope... But, from a military standpoint I have to begger the question, WHY does an FD need to be tactical/subdued? Are they sneaking up on the fire?
Hi Tiffany! The link is located on our description, but have linked it below for you. www.amazon.com/dp/B01N0FHVKA/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_TCK3KHTTCMBG1Q6TEVCA?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
HI there, thanks so much for watching. The particular flag used in this video was not from Hoopmade; however there are similar designs available. Hope this helps!
Embroidered patches are significantly cheaper and are the most cost-effective option versus direct embroidery. You will be able to reuse your embroidered patch elsewhere, whereas with direct embroidery does not allow you to do so.
This ass hat of an embroiderer should of just used the patch material as an applique embroidered directly to the cap with a satin edge border giving the appearance of a patch w/o wasting a bunch of time making a patch to attach to the cap as applique anyway. Unless this Dude was able to sell those caps for $35-$40 each (which he didn't) he made zero profit on this cap order..... Just Sayin'!!
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Willy killing it with the awesome design work! Love the look of that vintage patch on those hats.
It really does look fantastic!
I knew Willy could pull it off! That embroidery machine is awesome!!
A perfect pairing!
I thought that design was going to be difficult to digitize. But Willy pulled it off like a champ! They came out dope!!!
Thanks so much for watching. We love the result!
Willy always pulling it off! The design was perfect!
Thanks so much for watching. We think so too!
awesome process
Thanks so much for watching. We're glad you enjoyed it!
Wow these came out really nice!
Glad you like them!
These patches came out very clean! I think I prefer the heat press method to attach them.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comments. We're glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice work with the vintage logo. The video came out awesome and had very clear instructions to follow. Good Job Willy!
Thanks a bunch!
Thank you! This is defiantly something I'm going to try.
Wonderful! Let us know how it goes :)
Thanks ❤
You're welcome 😊
great work bro.. u make it look EZ.. lol..
Thanks for the motivation! We appreciate it!
Thank you! That was so informative
So glad!
I'm gonna need a link to those patch scissors cause I cant find these anywhere xD Amazing work! Good job!
Sorry about that! Here you go: www.joann.com/gingher-6in-applique-scissor/1782721.html
Dude bad ass patches great job pimp! Hats are nice!!!! They can put them on and be proud! Awesome job great, great, great. - Don't forget my name...
Best Printable Print.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comments. It means a lot!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice work!! Why not embroider everything directly on the hat? From the outside looking in, it seems more work was created and quality of hat was decreased by using the heat pressed patch that could potentially peel off over time.
Great question, and you’re absolutely right-embroidering directly on the hat can offer a cleaner and more durable finish. However, using heat-pressed patches can sometimes be the preferred method for certain designs, particularly when dealing with complex or highly detailed logos that might not embroider as well on curved surfaces. It can also allow for more flexibility in terms of design placement and color options. That said, for long-term durability and a premium feel, direct embroidery is often the best choice when feasible!
AWESOME
We agree!
Amazing good job
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it
Thanks so much!
Awesome job as usual! I was just curious why you used the heat shrink which seemed time consuming instead of an Ultra Solvy?
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. This way, it acts like a steamer and doesn't leave any marks. Hope this helps!
I have that same adhesive I can get the patches to adhere to my hats but they never stay on long do you think I need to bump up the temp and time when I press
Hi Emmanuel! Try to place the patches face down onto the flat heat press, place the Heat n Bond sheet over the patches and a Teflon sheet on top of the heat and bond sheet. Press at 310 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 seconds to fuse the heat and bond to the patches. Then, just peel the sheet from the patches. To attach the patches to the caps, insert a cap in the cap heat press, place a patch on the cap, put a Teflon sheet over the patch and press at 310 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 seconds.
@@ricomatv thank you for the tips will try it this way
Great content. One question: you use the “heat bond”facing the “shrink wrap”, that was the base on the hoop, and consequently, the last layer on the patch. Is this an efficient glue/tacky?
Hi! Great question, we will look into this!
Can you go into detail about how you multiply the design on chroma and make sequence start with all tack down stitches?
Hi Jesse! Check this video out, hopefully it helps.
th-cam.com/video/RE8u_kQOA3Q/w-d-xo.html
I have a question. Why the shrink wrap?
Hi! The reason why we chose to use the shrink wrap is so the satin border can come out much cleaner.
Hey. Really appreciate your videos. One thing about the wet rag tip. Did it work in your video? Is this how it should look like after pressing?
Hi, yes after a while the indent goes away. You can see on the final patches at the end.
So what does the wet cloth actually do?
Hi! This is a little trick we learned to reduce the crease on the cap.
Wouldn't using that painter's 3mil plastic work just as well?
Hi! Attaching patches to your cap using painter's 3mil plastic may not be the most effective method. Painter's plastic is typically not designed for long-term adhesion or durability.
great video, I'm little confused about the wet rag can you please explain exactly what this does? thankyou!
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. This way, it acts like a steamer and doesn't leave any marks. Hope this helps!
I'm curious why you chose to do the patches separately instead of doing them as appliqué right onto the hats? Thanks. Love your videos!
It’s more efficient to do the patches in bulk
Thank you!
And curious why not embroider onto the hat? Why the patch period?
@@trinawidders3535 It's easier to hoop flats than caps, and you can do a lot of patches per time you hoop compared to having to hoop each individual hat. Hope that helps, embroidery is amazing but also tough!
@@swansonfinearts ok makes sense. So faster to load hats on the iq360 heat press vs embroidery hoops? Along with the cutting, prepping, adhesiving etc.
Also, do you always need to have the twill to embroider as the background or can you just make the patches onto the tear away backing without the border if you are not going for that "patch" look yet still want the effiency like you're talking about above.
Link for heat bond does not appear to be working
Hi there! Thank you for letting us know. Here is the link > www.amazon.com/Bulk-Buy-Thermoweb-Adhesive-6-Pack/dp/B0033P9ILQ/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.USIVN4qFWvI-pmcyUK7WqGbxvuUSN5xA_SxJzxQvy1YfGdcNPZPdQ2DiWzm_Lpe0ODaYdc051yiZ4EEVOOH9WqGtmwLBnOLh6UoMMa8EJ9AlSHO2Lkxlg58hSNHWLHdQ48KbutrxrFYqGsZL9zuL_8zOmP87RzqWAhfolMf5dTxoDmnMhVvlR8syrsxjDYYs85K62Upqdk3H5CA-LWu7RopxATkS6eHcVmm8h9iJYQqGEydfLawlmK0LWsYGRKLHf0i7a612Iidi86XzYkeMdIlGcmRFcMvPtcu4VMrYMmk.KR0Wun03qqPfFY1ewZUzeJ4n0vE0T5Ovp1uLIDp4C3g&dib_tag=se&keywords=heat+n+bond+sheet&qid=1708716244&sr=8-1
@14:30 what do you mean by cut one piece of it?
Hi! We only cut a small part of this so when we put it on the hoop, we want to be able to squeeze it in.
Patch bond link doesn't bring up results.
Also how well does this bond? I bought a bonding a while ago but I feel it doesn't hold well.
Hi there! Please follow the following directions:
fabricland.ca/howto/images/instructions-HeatnBond.pdf
@@ricomatv I use the ultra hold for patches but they feel weak. I thought there was something better
I'll give it credit, the B&W hats look dope... But, from a military standpoint I have to begger the question, WHY does an FD need to be tactical/subdued? Are they sneaking up on the fire?
Thanks for watching and for your feedback!
What adhesive did you use? You mentioned it is from Amazon.
Hi Tiffany! The link is located on our description, but have linked it below for you.
www.amazon.com/dp/B01N0FHVKA/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_TCK3KHTTCMBG1Q6TEVCA?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Olá gostaria que implementassem legendas em português para que eu possa aprender melhor com vocês aqui do Brasil! Obrigado!
Obrigado pelo feedback!
Dope. How would you price something like that?
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. We recommend using this formula for pricing > th-cam.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/w-d-xo.html&t. Hope this helps!
the montage was a bit much, but the quality of the hats tho .. 🥵🔥
Thanks for the feedback!
Willie, I looked for the flag in the Hoopmade but it's not there.. any chance you can share it? THANK YOU!
HI there, thanks so much for watching. The particular flag used in this video was not from Hoopmade; however there are similar designs available. Hope this helps!
Hello, greetings from Panama, what is the name of the gummed paper that I use to glue the caps?
Hi Roberto! We used heat bond paper, teflon sheets for the heat press and shrink wrap to embroider the patches.
@@ricomatv Thanks for your help, blessings
Just wondering how come you chose to put a patch on the cap instead of just embroidering straight on the cap?
Embroidered patches are significantly cheaper and are the most cost-effective option versus direct embroidery. You will be able to reuse your embroidered patch elsewhere, whereas with direct embroidery does not allow you to do so.
@@ricomatv cheaper as far as what? It’s still the same amount of thread with or with out the cap.
Watching
This ass hat of an embroiderer should of just used the patch material as an applique embroidered directly to the cap with a satin edge border giving the appearance of a patch w/o wasting a bunch of time making a patch to attach to the cap as applique anyway. Unless this Dude was able to sell those caps for $35-$40 each (which he didn't) he made zero profit on this cap order..... Just Sayin'!!
Hey How much you charge for that order you just done with all those hats
Hi Phillip. Are you referring to a custom order?
Wherw can I find the heat glue sheet please ?
Hi Bill! You can find them through Amazon or any crafting store.
Hiw can I get this application
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. For additional information about our products, please visit our website > ricoma.com/US or you can contact us here > ricoma.com/US/contact-us