[amayausers.com] Re: Name patch for work shirts
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Debbie,
My first choice:
Sticky backing with fast frames. When done embroidering, sew the patch onto
the garment using a standard sewing machine using invisible thread - looks like
fishing twine.
If you don't have all of the above, you can do the same with a regular hoop and
spray adhesive and even use your embroidery machine to sew them to the garment
if you think about it long enough and know how to draw stitches.
However, what I first stated is how we do it. Don't even consider "iron on's".
If they don't hold, the customer will come back to you wanting their money
back or you to fix. Maybe you could iron on first but definitely finish with a
stitch around the patch.
Ed
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