shadowzwife

I need to create a patch - but have no clue how - can anyone post the step by step instructions.

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splathead

Design or actually produce one?

What do you want it to be made of?

 

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digifacmp

Hi!
Please check the following link:
https://cache.trustedpartner.com/doc...s/TH_patch.pdf
Manoj
digitizingfactory.com

 

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jonty

You can always do a simple one and just cut it out but to do a profi patch takes a bit more work. Not hard but takes a bit of time.

 

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binki

Impressions Mag just had an article on this very subject. Patches and Emblems Can Be Packed With Profit

You can get blanks here:
blank patches
Stock Patch, Custom Patches, Iron on Patches, Embroidered Heat Seal (Iron-On) Backing Patch, Iron on patch, USA Patches, Biker Jacket Patches, Pins, Custom Pins, Embroidery Key Ring, Promotional And fundraisering Buttons, Blank Patches, In memory of
http://www.ensignemblem.com

 

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shadowzwife

thanks for the replies - I may go the blank patch route just because it seems easier

 

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EnMartian

Quote: Originally Posted by binki Impressions Mag just had an article on this very subject. Patches and Emblems Can Be Packed With Profit You can get blanks here: blank patches Stock Patch, Custom Patches, Iron on Patches, Embroidered Heat Seal (Iron-On) Backing Patch, Iron on patch, USA Patches, Biker Jacket Patches, Pins, Custom Pins, Embroidery Key Ring, Promotional And fundraisering Buttons, Blank Patches, In memory of Ensign Emblem, Ltd.

Ensign Emblem is our parent company, so thanks for mentioning them Binki.

We actually offer blank patches through EnMart as well.

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anonimol

Hello!
I've made some patches by myself-it's really lot of work.
I screenprintrd my patches,then cut a shape Iron the form-flex on,so it's not so thin,
iron the form flex under the shirt-so it doesn't wrinkles while sewing,
put some adhesive spray on the patch-so it stays in one place on the shirt,
and sew it on with thick zig-zag stitch with regular sewing machines.
Looks good-but too much work...
And it took me some time to find form-flex-I even posted a question about it:
Pellon that looks like a regular fabric

I still look for better way to make patches-or maybe I will go without them

 

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