SUCCESSFULLY Embroidering Applique onto Sweatshirt
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This is a shorter version showing you how I successfully embroidered an applique design to a childs sweatshirt using my Brother VE2200 on a 6x10 hoop.
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Thank you for this tutorial. I just purchased an Innovis NQ 1600e was able to successfully make this on the first try thanks to your video.
Congrats on your new machine!! I am glad that this video was helpful!!!!
Had mines for a few years My favorite machine ❤ but they have a 1700 or 1800 now but I’m good right here 😅
Thank you for such clear instructions!! Your a good teacher
Thank you.
Beautiful! You are a good teacher, easy to follow. Thanks so much for your instructions and inspiration!
Nice work
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. I am going to try to do something similar today and I was looking for a tutorial to help me get started. So glad I found your channel!
You are welcome and Thank you for watching 🌞
I think it looks good love. Good job 👏🏾
Thank you!
Great job! I still can’t figure out how to do this on my Inno-vis 1400e 🤣🤣
It takes some time...but what part are you getting hung up on? I have to go to work in a few, but if I can make anything more clear so that you can do this, please let me know. We spent too much 💰💰on these machines to not do what we know can be done. 🌞
Very nice. Thanks for the video!
It looks very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
Very nice work
Thank you!
I love this because when I bought my machine the store swore me up and down I couldn’t do appliqué with it. I said oh yes I can 😌
Wow. Maybe they really did know the process and were just trying to sell machines... You can definitely do applique as long as the design fits your hoop.
@@SouthernAudacity the shop that sold me this was full of old ladies I don’t believe she knew it could be done been before I bought the machine I did my research and I had already seent 👀that it could I said ima take a a jockey up there to show them my walk myself into to teaching a class for their 🧐. They make quilts though and taught me a lot about sewing and quilting 🥰
Thanks good video
Thank you 🌞
It’s nice to see you not use spray adhesive I try not to if I don’t have to to keep gunk off my needles but it is a little dangerous though 😅
🤣😂I know... but sometimes you have to live a little dangerously.
@@SouthernAudacity oh on the edge 😂😂 soon as I saw you put your hand down I say oh she just like me crazy for the crafts SUBSCRIBE!! 😭
Greetings. How do you do a placement stitch?
Hi! Normally with the files I have, the placement stitch is the first 'run' stitch or regular line stitch that is part of the file. If by chance I need a placement stitch, and the file does not come with one, I do a trace to make sure the fabric will be big enough.
Where did you get this design? Or did you create it yourself? I’d love to get the whole alphabet like this.
I purchased the design from Rivermill Embroidery. They are on Etsy and have a stand alone website. It comes with the whole alphabet in a couple of sizes. 🌞
@@SouthernAudacity Awesome! Thank you so much!!
Thanks for sharing. This is fabulous. My question is do you put heat and bond lite on your fabric?
You're welcome! Yes. Normally I do use heat n bond lite or Pellon 805 Wonder Under on the back side of the applique fabric. I was rushing with this one. Apologies for not adding that.
Where can I get backgrounds fabric please it's beautiful
This fabric came from Fabric.com....before Amazon took over..😞
@@SouthernAudacity thank you
Do all designs come with “placement” stitches?
No, not all will have placements. It depends on the design "type" and the digitizer who creates them. Most applique do have placements, but I have run across some rare ones that only had the tack down and final stitch.
when cutting around the fabric did you have to take the shirt off the hoop, and how did you make sure it was lined up properly?
No, once I hoop it- I leave it hooped until it is complete. Ironing creases to mark my points before hooping or floating and then lining those creases up with the little bumps in the hoop allow me to make sure it is lined up. I hope that makes sense. Thank you for watching 🌞
I do apologize, I just watched the video again and realized I didn't include how I line the shirt up with the hoop. I will try to do a short video later to show just how I iron and line up my points.
Love this!! How can I find this design font ?
Thank you! Search for Rivermill Embroidery. They have an Etsy and a stand alone website.
so no adhesive is needed for the appliqué?
If it is something that will be washed time and time again...or something that will be sold...yes, definitely use something like heat n bond lite to prevent frying.
@@SouthernAudacity Thank you
What material are you using for the applique?
How does the cotton do without adding the heat and bond?
Hi! I am using 100% cotton fabric. Fry check can be used around the edges where I don't use Heat N Bond ..I didn't use it for this shirt, but I mentioned it somewhere around 8min 15secs mark. 🌞
What size hoop is the please
I used a 6x10 hoop. 🌞
where can I find this applique
Rivermill Embroidery. They are on Etsy and have a stand alone website. 🌞