The history is how we get to where we are, and has an insight to where we will be in the future. No one should be upset when your sharing such a very interesting part of this industry. Love these videos. I hope to improve in my embroidery after your course.
Thank you so much for this webinar! 😊 I've just had a customer ask me to make him some velcro patches, so it's been very helpful! Also I had some feedback lately about my outer edges not being perfect and now you've given me loads of ideas on how to finish my patches more professionally. I bought my first embroidery machine, your 'Digitizing Made Easy' book and applique DVD back in 2012. I'm now working full time as an embroiderer working on a multi-headed Happy Japan machine and digitize patches in my spare time for the love of it, which has started to bring in some much needed extra cash. Your knowledge has literally changed my life for the better! Thank you so much for your inspiration, you are the number one Guru of digitizing and embroidery! 🥰
So funny, I live in the UK, not too far from John Deere tractors. When I first heard your name, I was confused - I was talking about embroidery and I thought the other person was talking about tractors ha ha ha. Brilliant tutorial - thank you x
This is best video on making patches. I've been watching other tutorials and they never go into details. Clear instructions and someone who's been in the embroidery business for years. I love how you talked about the machine your grand parents used in the beginning. Looking forward to learning so much more from you.
What a wealth of knowledge you are. Thank you for sharing it and your light with the world! I’ll be purchasing my first embroidery machine soon. And I’ll be ready! :) (And if I decide to buy Hatch at any level I will ensure I do it through your company) 💕
Good job, but you can use a 6mill plastic. That is what I use, and it works. Just remove the plastic from the back before you press the iron adhesive. Good luck ❤❤❤.
I enjoyed your seminar very much. I have been making patches for motorcycle clubs and a few other organizations. other than the marrow edge I came close to a home run. Will be checking out more
Hello sir, to you and your family. I know this is kind of a late response, but I want to thank you guys for the template of the circle. I was trying to find someone talking about the size of patch and how to create it to look nice. I can't afford software right now so Im trying to learn ink stich, though it would be nice for a military discount . lol thank you again.
Thank you so much for sharing amazing store of your family history and your embroidery Legacy. I'm not always satisfy my embroidery work and it's helpful to improve my embroidery work. I joined the class yesterday and watch the videos at night. where should I go to purchase those patch shape files? Or have to be a member to able to access it?
I purchased the files during your webinar. Is it possible for you to create larger size patches for those of us that have customers who need bigger size patches?
Thank you. Very informative. I am wondering why you cut the patch shapes before hand? i only made 2 so far but I put thicker fabric right on the hoop as i was making it, Then cut it out after(with WS) also what do you recommend for the iron on part on the back? THANKS!
I've been playing with patches and trying to find an appropriate font to use for text and numbers on a patch. These would be for medical alerts and contact information. So far all the Hatch fonts I've tried to sample stitch out look yucky on a 3" patch. Is this a density issue or font issue? Do you have favorite fonts for patches you recommend? I appreciate you. I've learned so much over the past month!!
Hello, I am new to hatch and trying to learn. How to do you set it up in hatch so that it will pause after you lay down the initial outline stitch, or do I have to stop the machine manually when I need to pull the design off the machine for a minute?
I can't really picture how those huge machines worked. Do you know of any video material about them? I find it extremely fascinating to understand the evolution of embroidery. Thank you for sharing this
hello Sir Im ready to purchase the full version and want to start my flex pay today. I'm on SSI and my $ gets deposited in my bank account on the 3rd of every month. My concern is that the system may want to take the $99. earlier than the 3rd and it will lead to overdraft CHARGES on my end . I cant afford that on my fixed income. Please advise??????
This is John's website. Remember you can download and use software free for 30 days to see if it is something you like. Purchasing through this site allows you all the free bonuses Johns gives away. The site will direct you to Wilcom the owner of the software, John is just a distributor and a teacher of the software. After Wilcom notifies John of your purchase 3 or 4 days later you will get the bonuses he offers. Hope that helped.
@@GoldenRvr it must of got deleted by youtube or this channel. Tried to help you and the channel I guess someone didn't like it. Anyway it's after the 3rd now, Good luck and you can download the software for free for 30 days if you haven't tried it.
Thank you for the video. When using water soluble stabilizer do you remove the stabilizer from the back of the patch prior to adding the post patch film?
I really want this program to digitize but its way to expensive. The free trial is great tho, i like it, seems simple to work with just still alot to learn. Any ideas on software that dont cost $1000 or more. Dont yall know that covid made us poe lol.
Since you made this paid for class free so we can make patches correctly, is the patch template available to everyone as well? I have searched for the link and am unable to find the free patch frames. If they are not free, can you please provide a link to where they can be obtained? Thanks.
I wish my designs would turn out ok, i pay month for hatch, i digitise a design ... then sew it out ... it looks brilliant on the screen ... but when i sew it out the inside falls short of the Saturn stitch ... unless i do it on leatherette or something that doesnt stretch ... i think hatch needs to look at its program, it should sew whats on the screen and do away with all this pull comp crap
Nothing wrong with program watch lindees hints and tips l download the ones l need refer to as l am learning as well how long did it take to learn ride bike
Have you tried our free Challenge? You’ll follow along 7 bite-sized video lessons and create 6 designs yourself from start to finish! I'm sure you will start to see better results with the tips taught in this course. Like Valerie said it's like learning to ride a bike, it takes time to master digitizing :) One step at a time. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-digitizing-challenge/
It is not just the design. You must select the proper stabilizer and needle for your fabric. And you need to hoop your fabric correctly. Look up “pretensioning your hoop” for how to hoop properly. Both John and Lindee have videos on that. Then google videos on how to select stabilizers and needles. Floriani and OESD, as well as a few other companies have excellent videos on proper stabilization. Also remember stabilizer is specifically for embroidery. And interfacing is for sewing. They are not interchangeable. Needles are available that are specifically designed for the fast speeds of embroidery. They come in a sharp for cotton and other stable fabric, and ball point for knits. Also use thread designed for embroidery. And bobbin thread that is also for embroidery. Make sure your bobbin is wound properly. If your upper thread and bobbin are correct, you should automatically have perfect tension. This will help you really get excellent quality designs.
Don't forget to enroll here to receive the FREE embroidery patch design 🙂 www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/custom-embroidery-patches/
I paid for the course you have now provided for free. I do not understand.
The live webinar which was paid, include patch designs as well bonus designs that are not available for those watching the rewatch.
I do love the history. Please keep it in the videos. Some people have no patience. The history is so important!
Thank you to you and your family!
If you came here, looking for patch embroidery tutorial. Skip to at least 25 unless you want a history lesson first
The history is how we get to where we are, and has an insight to where we will be in the future. No one should be upset when your sharing such a very interesting part of this industry. Love these videos. I hope to improve in my embroidery after your course.
I loved hearing all about the family history in embroidering. Thank you !
Thank you so much for this webinar! 😊 I've just had a customer ask me to make him some velcro patches, so it's been very helpful! Also I had some feedback lately about my outer edges not being perfect and now you've given me loads of ideas on how to finish my patches more professionally.
I bought my first embroidery machine, your 'Digitizing Made Easy' book and applique DVD back in 2012. I'm now working full time as an embroiderer working on a multi-headed Happy Japan machine and digitize patches in my spare time for the love of it, which has started to bring in some much needed extra cash. Your knowledge has literally changed my life for the better! Thank you so much for your inspiration, you are the number one Guru of digitizing and embroidery! 🥰
I love watching your videos! The story behind the man…it’s really cool! Thanks for teaching and share your legacy with us!
I loved hearing the history of this business.
So funny, I live in the UK, not too far from John Deere tractors. When I first heard your name, I was confused - I was talking about embroidery and I thought the other person was talking about tractors ha ha ha. Brilliant tutorial - thank you x
heehee me too, I think of tractors when I hear the name :D (and have seen the business near Thame)
Thank you for sharing the history!! I love hearing your families history.
I want to say God bless you and your beautiful family. 🙏👍👍👍👍👍🙏
I wish one day I make just one patch like you
Thank you so much 🙏👍✌️🌺🌸
Thanks For Sharing The Valuable Information 🙂
I took this course when it was given and my patches have come out perfect. John's instruction is so good.
This is best video on making patches. I've been watching other tutorials and they never go into details. Clear instructions and someone who's been in the embroidery business for years. I love how you talked about the machine your grand parents used in the beginning. Looking forward to learning so much more from you.
Thank you for making this webinar public.
Men what a such amazing history... You're a legend.... Hand's down.. thanks for everything
i enjoyed teh history part.
I just want to say thank you for being so patient and you guys are the bomb!
Appreciate the kind words Susan! Thanks for watching :)
" Let's stay on course here...."😂...Thank you for sharing and making me laugh.
Just stopping through to say Hello from a fellow crafter. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with our community.
Thanks for watching! Appreciate your kind words!
Yeah!!!! Thank you! Greetings from Poland!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Thank you, John, for this terrific class. I was wondering about the best way to make patches. Your tips are invaluable to me.
I'm now watching this video & loved the history! Thanks for sharing . . .
Thanks for another great learning event. I appreciate the detailed explanation you provide and various methods.
Hi, what a wonderful and interesting history of your family's work, thank you so much for sharing it.
You have a lot of great tips on patch making. Very interesting. Thank you.
Hi from Tasmania. I needed this.
nice sir, good luck. greething from indonesia sir
What a wealth of knowledge you are. Thank you for sharing it and your light with the world!
I’ll be purchasing my first embroidery machine soon. And I’ll be ready! :)
(And if I decide to buy Hatch at any level I will ensure I do it through your company) 💕
Good job, but you can use a 6mill plastic. That is what I use, and it works. Just remove the plastic from the back before you press the iron adhesive. Good luck ❤❤❤.
I enjoyed your seminar very much. I have been making patches for motorcycle clubs and a few other organizations. other than the marrow edge I came close to a home run. Will be checking out more
Very useful information thanks
Thanks so much, I appreciate it very much ♥️👋
Hello from Virginia
Dear sir Thanks you for good information video
Awesome video, I loved it!
Question
What do u as to the back when you want to add the patch to like a hat or something
Hello sir, to you and your family. I know this is kind of a late response, but I want to thank you guys for the template of the circle. I was trying to find someone talking about the size of patch and how to create it to look nice. I can't afford software right now so Im trying to learn ink stich, though it would be nice for a military discount . lol thank you again.
Thank you for video but i have question How can I digitize patches use this program.
Thank you so much for sharing amazing store of your family history and your embroidery Legacy. I'm not always satisfy my embroidery work and it's helpful to improve my embroidery work.
I joined the class yesterday and watch the videos at night. where should I go to purchase those patch shape files? Or have to be a member to able to access it?
We hope you are doing good John 💙
Amazing video! very helpful. where can I buy the prep patch film?
I purchased the files during your webinar. Is it possible for you to create larger size patches for those of us that have customers who need bigger size patches?
I can not find the files anywhere, I registered, looking in classroom under everything and nothing there :(
Sorry for the inconvenience, contact us and we’ll be happy to get you sorted :)
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/contact-us/
The background music when you are doing the actual demo is really distracting.
Thanks Tracy, we will be uploading each video tutorial with a voice over shortly :)
Hi, I was only able to see the circle patch file for free download. Is the square outline also available?
Thank you for this opportunity.
Could be having any leads to all this equipment.
I need to purchase one complete set.
marrow machines are 5k baby- the one that does the action seam anyway
Good livethanks
Thank you. Very informative. I am wondering why you cut the patch shapes before hand? i only made 2 so far but I put thicker fabric right on the hoop as i was making it, Then cut it out after(with WS) also what do you recommend for the iron on part on the back? THANKS!
What is the product called tacking patch
What’s the method of attaching the patch into the garment ? Thx
I've been playing with patches and trying to find an appropriate font to use for text and numbers on a patch. These would be for medical alerts and contact information. So far all the Hatch fonts I've tried to sample stitch out look yucky on a 3" patch. Is this a density issue or font issue? Do you have favorite fonts for patches you recommend? I appreciate you. I've learned so much over the past month!!
Can any of the products used, can they be ordered from Australia? I really like the patch film product.
Will the pre-patch not melt when you put the post patch on?
They fuse together.
What is the fabric used for making a patch?
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-patch-supplies-fabric-material/
Hello, I am new to hatch and trying to learn. How to do you set it up in hatch so that it will pause after you lay down the initial outline stitch, or do I have to stop the machine manually when I need to pull the design off the machine for a minute?
anyone out there using inkscape inkstitch? what can i do to get that edging stitch on the round patches?
Heat and seal embroudery
John what type of soldering iron are you using
I can't really picture how those huge machines worked. Do you know of any video material about them? I find it extremely fascinating to understand the evolution of embroidery. Thank you for sharing this
How or where do I get the bundle of design for patches?
Are you going to offer the patch bundle again anytime soon?
Hi John.. Great class!!!
What brother cutting machine are you using and would you recommend that one or a different one? Thank you.
hello Sir Im ready to purchase the full version and want to start my flex pay today. I'm on SSI and my $ gets deposited in my bank account on the 3rd of every month. My concern is that the system may want to take the $99. earlier than the 3rd and it will lead to overdraft CHARGES on my end . I cant afford that on my fixed income.
Please advise??????
This is John's website. Remember you can download and use software free for 30 days to see if it is something you like. Purchasing through this site allows you all the free bonuses Johns gives away. The site will direct you to Wilcom the owner of the software, John is just a distributor and a teacher of the software. After Wilcom notifies John of your purchase 3 or 4 days later you will get the bonuses he offers. Hope that helped.
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@@Fallbaskets what I don't see anything related to my question.
@@GoldenRvr it must of got deleted by youtube or this channel. Tried to help you and the channel I guess someone didn't like it. Anyway it's after the 3rd now, Good luck and you can download the software for free for 30 days if you haven't tried it.
Hi Joe, please send us an email at contact@embroiderylegacy.com and we'd be happy to look into this for you!
For your buckram backed Poly Twill, what Hatch Autofabric settings do you recommend?
The default “cotton” would work fine. Not much distortion as the fabric is so stable.
Thank you for the video. When using water soluble stabilizer do you remove the stabilizer from the back of the patch prior to adding the post patch film?
I would suggest removing it, although if it is dry it might not matter.
@@EmbroideryLegacy thank you for the speedy reply
Hi, Is there a Uk equivalent to the @prep patch Film" please?
Is the Pre Patch also iron on?
No, the post patch will iron on to most materials.
where can I purchase merrow border designs?
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-patch-designs/
Is this still available?
👌🏻
I really want this program to digitize but its way to expensive. The free trial is great tho, i like it, seems simple to work with just still alot to learn.
Any ideas on software that dont cost $1000 or more. Dont yall know that covid made us poe lol.
How to do extremely large scale embroidery
Since you made this paid for class free so we can make patches correctly, is the patch template available to everyone as well? I have searched for the link and am unable to find the free patch frames. If they are not free, can you please provide a link to where they can be obtained? Thanks.
Yes, we put the class up for free. To ensure those who did pay, the patterns mentioned were free for paid attendees.
I wash my husband's hat when they get dirty! And that doesn't take long.
Dump the horrible "music"??? It's really just irritating noise!!!
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Polyester dates back to the mid 1940's.
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I wish my designs would turn out ok, i pay month for hatch, i digitise a design ... then sew it out ... it looks brilliant on the screen ... but when i sew it out the inside falls short of the Saturn stitch ... unless i do it on leatherette or something that doesnt stretch ... i think hatch needs to look at its program, it should sew whats on the screen and do away with all this pull comp crap
Nothing wrong with program watch lindees hints and tips l download the ones l need refer to as l am learning as well how long did it take to learn ride bike
Have you tried our free Challenge? You’ll follow along 7 bite-sized video lessons and create 6 designs yourself from start to finish! I'm sure you will start to see better results with the tips taught in this course. Like Valerie said it's like learning to ride a bike, it takes time to master digitizing :) One step at a time. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-digitizing-challenge/
It is not just the design. You must select the proper stabilizer and needle for your fabric. And you need to hoop your fabric correctly.
Look up “pretensioning your hoop” for how to hoop properly. Both John and Lindee have videos on that.
Then google videos on how to select stabilizers and needles. Floriani and OESD, as well as a few other companies have excellent videos on proper stabilization. Also remember stabilizer is specifically for embroidery. And interfacing is for sewing. They are not interchangeable.
Needles are available that are specifically designed for the fast speeds of embroidery. They come in a sharp for cotton and other stable fabric, and ball point for knits.
Also use thread designed for embroidery. And bobbin thread that is also for embroidery. Make sure your bobbin is wound properly. If your upper thread and bobbin are correct, you should automatically have perfect tension.
This will help you really get excellent quality designs.