We wanted to make things easy, so the BE file provided, uses the Edge function’s ‘ Create Using fill’ option. You can make patches any number of ways, like cutting the patches from spanned fabric, using a hand-cut, applique-styled method, or using precut fabric shapes on film or soluble stabilizers. We thought it would be fun to share a couple of sample patches that use the new Edge tool, so we created some fun His and Hers examples using the object-based Reggae font from Font Collection 2. In StitchArtist Level 3, the Edge tool gives you the power to create your own merrow-style edging for patches. Stitching patches makes decorating hats, and pretty much anything else, as easy as applying the proper adhesive and sticking the design to the garment or accessory you want to decorate! Luckily, embroidering a patch can be as simple as stitching a one piece applique. For those using home, flat bed embroidery machines, stitching on a structured ball cap can be the equivalent of getting a root canal (with apologies to our dentist friends who always get a bad rap). Patches are a fun way to add customized embroidery to any item! They can be stitched on by hand or machine, or adhered with various adhesives (including a hot glue gun, in some instances!), but no matter how you attach them, they can make decorating apparel easier and on trend.
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