Embroidery on top of DTF print

Looks like the white text is screen-printed (DTF may be acceptable), and the flower part is applique.
You use the underlay stitches to position the pieces of fabric, and then you do the embroidery part.
Use adhesive to prevent puckering of large areas when cotton shrinks.
Using DTF or vinyl instead of fabric is of course possible, but may not look as good.

OK so no problem stitching over dtf print then? I outsource the embroidery part and they said it was fine too.

Thanks a lot for the info, you sure know a lot of stuff 😄

insurgentx said:

OK so no problem stitching over dtf print then?

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As long as the customer is OK with it, not a problem.
Personally, I would use fabric.

insurgentx said:

Thanks a lot for the info, you sure know a lot of stuff 😄

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TABOB's parents would be an interesting case study, what produced this anomaly?
are they of the same ilk, or just regular folks like us???

or another option is TABOB is a product of the uk govt. black ops (ala village of the damned)
TABOB, do you, or your parents, hail from midwich?
can you bench-press over 7x your body weight?
do you wear glasses?

into the T said:

TABOB, do you, or your parents, hail from midwich?

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No, but I do live in a rural area, and one of the locals insists he has seen a UFO.

into the T said:

do you wear glasses?

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Nope.