Hah no problem! Thank you!! Hope it helps. If you have any questions when you get around to it feel free to shoot me a message and I'll do my best to help you out! Thanks again!
Some of the bigger pieces of that fabric can go into a cutter machine like Cricut to cut the patch outlines out of it and you could then lay them into the stitched layout areas and make more patches. (Hope that made sense).
Great video. Thanks for explaining how to use the Sash Frame. Consider saving some time by tweeting your design so that your placement stitch is another color. Then, you can have them all stitch out without having to pause the machine.
Absolutely. Thank you! I have links in the description for everything if you use the links in my description it really helps me out! If greatly appreciate it! Also, if you have any questions please let me know!! Stahls website is great either way.
Ya someone mentioned that in the other video.. I think it's possible and a good idea, I'm just trying to figure out how to get the exact same size rectangle to silhouette studio, or any other ways to accomplish it..
Depending on your digitizing software, you can easily export the design to put it into cutting machine software at the same sizes. I have EmBrilliance and it lets you do that. Try that out… maybe that would help.
I apologize for being a complete newbie...but what would stop you from putting all layers together in hoop to start, and just stitching the patch out...rather than having to cut the first layer out and placing them onto the second layer?
I truly have no idea, I have yet to try patches, it was just something that hit me while watching. Maybe it has to do with being able to keep the edges cleaned up. I'm really not sure myself. Your videos are some of the better ones I've seen and I look forward to trying some patches on my machine soon! Thank you for your reply.
Thanks, man. If u have any questions let me know anytime. Otherwise I'll let you know how your theory works out when I get a chance. I think if you do it at once you wouldn't be able to have 2 seperate layers of stabilizer, right? Which is needed.
Very well done and explained. Thanks so much. I'll definitely be using this video for patch help!! Thanks man!!
Hah no problem! Thank you!! Hope it helps. If you have any questions when you get around to it feel free to shoot me a message and I'll do my best to help you out! Thanks again!
That's a dang good looking patch @bratneycompanies!! 😁😁
I'm sure he appreciates the free shoutout.. bahh.
I saw this Small Business owner live working out the kinks. It is a great instructional video that will save you a lot of time. 🥰
Thanks so much biohackerma!! ))
Some of the bigger pieces of that fabric can go into a cutter machine like Cricut to cut the patch outlines out of it and you could then lay them into the stitched layout areas and make more patches. (Hope that made sense).
Hey good call. Thanks for the idea!
Great video. Thanks for explaining how to use the Sash Frame.
Consider saving some time by tweeting your design so that your placement stitch is another color.
Then, you can have them all stitch out without having to pause the machine.
Thank you!
Thank you! Going to get on Stahl's website and order everything I need now!
Absolutely. Thank you! I have links in the description for everything if you use the links in my description it really helps me out! If greatly appreciate it! Also, if you have any questions please let me know!! Stahls website is great either way.
Couldn't you cut the patches out with silhouette cameo instead of by hand?
Ya someone mentioned that in the other video.. I think it's possible and a good idea, I'm just trying to figure out how to get the exact same size rectangle to silhouette studio, or any other ways to accomplish it..
Depending on your digitizing software, you can easily export the design to put it into cutting machine software at the same sizes. I have EmBrilliance and it lets you do that. Try that out… maybe that would help.
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Thank you so much.. ))
How are you getting the pattern to repeat? Through e software? Or is there a way I can do it on the machine?
Unfortunately on the machine you can only do a few copies. It has to be done in the digitizing software.
hi what is on the backside of your hoop the black stuff?
That is just a felt like fabric. I assume since this hoop glides on the table top, it's there to make that smooth
I apologize for being a complete newbie...but what would stop you from putting all layers together in hoop to start, and just stitching the patch out...rather than having to cut the first layer out and placing them onto the second layer?
That is most certainly a good question. I guess I just learned it that way.. You think if we just hooked both layers and run 1 cut it would work?
I truly have no idea, I have yet to try patches, it was just something that hit me while watching. Maybe it has to do with being able to keep the edges cleaned up. I'm really not sure myself. Your videos are some of the better ones I've seen and I look forward to trying some patches on my machine soon! Thank you for your reply.
Thanks, man. If u have any questions let me know anytime. Otherwise I'll let you know how your theory works out when I get a chance. I think if you do it at once you wouldn't be able to have 2 seperate layers of stabilizer, right? Which is needed.