How to Make Custom Embroidered Patches : DIY - Giveaway closed!
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finally a high quality embroidery patch tutorial. 10/10
maggie puckett I
You did a beautiful job on those patches, I did know a person can Embroidery on a sewing machine so easy......
Agreed beautiful made imo
The exact thought when I saw this!! I skimmed it cautiously to be sure it was what I wanted and sighed with relief when I saw the quality of the patch and the fact that it was hand done haha
I read this in Gordon Ramsey’s voice
omg i didnt think i was possible to hand embroider a patch that pretty
God this is such a detailed video half the tutorials I watch for sewing are either vague, poorly shot or detailed but very dragged out. A joy thank you!
Wow.....for hand embroidery, I am in awe and to see you create lettering manually on the sewing machine was incredible. I have only just delved into the wonderful wide world of digitising designs and am looking at creating custom badges. Thanks for your inspirational video.
+TheGholiday You're welcome, I'm glad you found it inspirational! :)
finally someone who separates the embroidery thread!! and the needle trick was really neat :)
+Camilla Rose a.k.a memel0rd Haha, thanks! :D
I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AFTER SO MANY YEARS EEEEEEEEEE I WATCHED YOU ALL THE TIME YOU WERE SUCH AN INSPIRATION FOR ME!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING YOU!! AHHH I can't wait to check out your channel again, I already know you're gonna inspire me to that black hole that was discovered and back. lol
6 years! I used to watch your Inktober for 2016, awwwhhh omg I'm gonna cry, this is awesome
Amen to whoever taught you patience. I quit while trying to seperate the embroidery thread. 😂
If separating embroidery floss is too much for your patience then I hope you never encounter something really difficult.
BTW, never, ever get necklaces with fine golden chains and allow them to be placed on a flat surface and jostled. The resultant knot in that fine chain will make your brain explode.
I come back to this tutorial often for nostalgia. Thank you so much for getting me into art and embroidery in my early teen years. I’m 24 now and am starting an art print and embroidery business, largely in part because of watching the beauty you’ve created and continue to create on your channel. You’ve raised the artist in me ❤
Wooow this is amazing!!! You're so talented!!
I really like how you show the needle going through the floss so that it doesn’t slip when you’re using it that was such a good tip and I have watched so many Crosstitch and embroidery videos but that has to be a number one tip!!
youre so real for admitting your mistake. love this video
I’m obsessed with this project! I can see So many designs I’d like to try! 😊Thanks for sharing your progress! 👏🏾
I've probably already watched 30+ videos for learning embroidery and I'm dead serious, your video is my new favorite out of all of them.
I enjoyed your tips and ideas but my favorite part was the fact that you weren't afraid to show your mistakes and be totally authentic about everything. I have dyslexia and I still struggle with things but MOST OF ALL my spelling.
It's probably one of my biggest insecurities about myself to this day. And seeing you misspell something and just casually laugh it off, it made me feel a little better about my spelling struggles lol
Thank you for an awesome diy I'm now subscribed too 🌟✌️💕
This was a great DIY. That hand embroidery was a real piece of artistry
I really admire your patience
I LOVE THIS! FINALLY! AN ARTIST WHO MAKES THEIR OWN DESIGNS AND PATCHES! just lovely, props to you madame! Embroidery is truly a time consuming activity and takes mad concentration/ obsessive will :)
+bridget bilbo Aw thanks!! :D For me, embroidery is one of those crafts where halfway through you're like 'Omg why am I doing this I'm never going to finish It's so time consuming' but when you finish it's so rewarding that you forget all of that stuff and then start embroidering more! ;)
OH COMPLETELY! lol. but it's also one of those things where even though it's tedious and ridiculous, you keep going because you know you'll be satisfied.. or maybe even that it's a satisfying pain..in the ass heh /.\ Anyways, your work is great keep doing what you're doing :3
Your "oh my gulay" patch was beautifully done!
i was thinking the same thing!
Christianne Crosio yes
At first I thought it said oh my gulag
@@owendestroyerofchildren4481 saaaame i was like '...what??' Lol
Definitely the most useful beginner embroidery tutorial
never seen a little iron, omg I'm like in love it's so cute 😂😂 nice job btw!
Haha, it's super cute. I wish it worked better though! And thank you!
I really like your style of tutorials. You give very clear instructions, you don't shout and act crazy....just calm cool and collected! Nice and easy to listen and follow with.
OMG! Thankssss a lot for uploading this tutorial, I have been searching for months how to make patches and today I was like "Maybe if I search again in UA-cam, I'll be able to find how to make patches", and I was completely amazed when I saw your video on my sub feed sooo thanks a bunch I'll definitely try this out Chezlin
Thank you go this. This video is one of the most informational videos on making patches. Most of the other ones didn't tell me how to thread the thread or even tell what type of fabric you should use. They didnt explain stitches very well either.
I do that too!!!...Misspell the simplest words, when I'm in the creative zone. Oh, cool you're thinking about painting the back of the jacket, like people did in the 80's, I've done one a few years ago, it was of a wolf, very southwestern navajo inspired. Anyways, crossing fingers for that patch. (:
jesse gonzalez literally misspelled “needle” as “nedele” once.
Great job of nailing strictly the relevant parts of process, in particular, the hand-embroidered patches how-to's!
Seriously, I LOVE it, it's so zen, however, much to my chagrin, there is very little in the way of actual HELPFUL videos on the topic!
Most either gloss over it so briefly, with a dismissive "if you want to learn how there's a bunch of videos" YA- that's why I'm there!
The other end of the spectrum is some yawner delving into a thesis on the virtues of the manufacturing process of coated over uncoated blah blah.
With yours, in no time I was (stabbing my fingertips) embroiding the siht out of the danm patches!
Thanks again.
Me: Wants to make a battle jacket
America: Coronavirus lockdown
Me: Hmm precious time and diy 😊
Reading this comment while embroidering the collar on a pastel punk battle jacket 💖
SAAMME
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same i just tried to make my own patches but it failed so here we are lmao
same lol
I actually have an embroidery machine to create my patches. However, your video gave me some excellent solutions on how to "finish" the back of the embroidered patch in order to lock in the thread on the back. Thank you. I gave this video a "like" and I have subscribed.
I read "Oh my gulay" and thought "PINOY!!!" 😂 really like your channel and your tutorials. Hopefully I'll be able to learn embroidery soon
Hand embroidery like a boss! Machine embroidery with a twist. It was great to see the hand & machine combo. Very creative.
Wow, your patchwork is so beautiful!! Super inspired to get back on patchwork.
Thank you!! I'm so happy that I helped inspire you to do that!! :D
Dear Chezlin,
Instead of ironing the patch on from the front, why not try ironing it from the back due to;
(1) It has closer contact to the glue.
(2) It doesn't wreck or burn the beautiful patches you have created.
Thank you chezlin for creating this video, 10/10, I'm giving this a like button plus I will subscribe to you.
Sincerely,
- Joshua Pangilinan
Your voice is weirdly calming (well not weird, but you get what im saying)
This is my second time coming back to watch this. Your editing and your information make this well worth repeated watches. Thanks!
Hii just finished my first patch today using this tutorial so thank you soo much it helped me alot it doesn't look good xD but im still learing ^-^
Had no idea you could machine embroider with just a regular sewing machine. So helpful - thank you!
♥ Pretty awesome. I might start making some patches of my own... just need the hoop thingy.
Same!
You can find them for pretty cheap! I've even seen plastic ones at my local dollar store at some point ... Walmart or Target should have some in their craft section if you have one near you.
OF MONSTERS AND MEN
+wiped out YAAAAS
This looks like fun! Kinda want to get an embroidery hoop now!
I really love the final result, it looks so professional and perfect! Thank you for this tutorial, that's what I was looking for so finally I can make my own patches :)
Your DIYs are probably the only ones that make me want to go out and try them. I'm definietly going to try this.
I love this tutorial I need to get my hands on my sewing machine! I don't know much but I have learn from mistakes!
I am learning to sew but you are thorough and your voice is very soothing so I watch the entire video and still haven't sewn but you explained very thoroughly.
Me: Meh, whatever, it's a video tutorial, who really cares about-
Cat: *exists*
Me, smashing that mf like button with tears streaming down my face: Fuck, yes... so perfect... so pure...
tiacat11 there’s something wrong with you
I miss how I used to search all over internet for ways to make embroidery patches. Now I use this company in New York Shine Digitizing every since I started using their service I never looked for anything else. The patches they provide me are just outstanding quality. I wish you uploaded this video a bit sooner. LoL now I just wanna keep using those guys.!
Niiiiooooce 👌 I really like your nickname on the back patch idea. And that tiny iron! Where does one find the tiniest iron in all the land?
Try searching travel iron
reeooww the tiniest iron can be found in monopoly sets from before 2013
I bought mine at Hobby Lobby some years ago still works great.
i love how clear your instructions are for your tutorials.
Filipino ka? Love your "oh my gulay" patch :)
I love the trick of passing the needle through the middle of the thread! It’s genius!
Now i Have an actual idea on how to make that Welcome to NIght Vale patch I was thinking of...:D
Kara Born sammyyy😍🏬
jeff hardy where's dean
sweethartia in my dreams 😂😍
jeff hardy honestly mine too😭
sweethartia I feel ya gurl😳
This was really, really helpful and that trick of pushing your needle through the thread was genius! Why have I never heard of that before? Thanks for making this.
I found a new hobby :)
Gongratulations.
wow salty
that’s cool
Me too) I adored doing embroidery at childhood. I'll possibly go back to it ։)
Thank you so much for this video I have been looking for a patch video using a sewing machine, but all the ones I find are using an embroidery machine. You were so helpful!! Thank you!! 😍😍
you did so good... mine turned out very VERY hand made looking
You just changed my life with that needle threading technique. Mind blown.
Haha, right? I remember when my professor showed us how to do that and I was blown away. It's such a helpful technique!
High five for the AoT, Metal Gear, LoZ, and Noh Face patches.
Finally I’m so glad to find a proper step by step proper patch video thank you so much
+100 points for the Legend of Zelda patch!
Potterhead and Zeldafan wow
Love the tip to stich through the folded over thread to prevent the tail slipping out of the needle - so useful. I have read many sewing books, magazines, tutorials etc and never come across this tip before.
I will definitely be passing this tip on. I'm certain any adult I tell will find it as deliciously simple but ingenious as myself, and children can benefit for their whole lifetimes!
Whoop whoop! (Learning that tip has pleased me more than the overall video, and that was well presented too.)
Love all your patches! Now I want a Jean jacket for patches :^)
This looks so good!?!? I didn't think it was possible to home make such a cute patch!
Hi! Where did you got the heat n bond and transfer paper? Oh, i almost forgot, are you from the Philippines?
you can buy heat'n bond sheets at Walmart or any craft store.
+Miss Mutton sadly i can't find any heat 'n bond here in the philippines. :(
+Ireen Igcoy I'm from PH too and I can't find one 😒
I got the heat and bond from my local craft store (Michaels) but I'm not sure where you could find it in the Philippines. You don't have to use heat and bond though. I did heat and bond AND sewed it on, but that was a bit overkill. You could just sew it on. :)
Also, I'm not from the Philippines, but my mom is!
Im just here 3 years later, to mention that, I love the FOX patch, and that u helped me a lot through the quarantine ❤️
This is such a good tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you, and you're welcome!! :D
Hey sister, LOVE this vid. Just a quick tip: if you use FRAY CHECK to outline the border of your work before you add that adhesive backing, you can trim right up to the border with no worries. This ensures that even if you accidentally clip a little into the design, your FRAY CHECK keeps it all from unraveling.
Wow! These are sooo cool! You're really talented
Thank you so much, there are so many tutorials that are vague and confusing, but this one helps so much!!!
I love your tutorial, it's so cute
Aw thanks! :3 I'm glad you liked it :D
I actually love how you misspelled your own nickname, it's probably what i would do and it only makes you more natural and human i guess. It's nice knowing that person like you, who does all the amazing job, can sometimes make a tine mistake.
Plus great patches!!! The jacket looks awesome now!
OH MY GULAY! IM FILIPINO TOO! I LOVE LOVE LOVEEEE YOUR VIDEOS
+Iana domingo Yay, you won!! :D Congrats!!! I was going to send you a message but I can't seem to do that, so hopefully replying to your comment works just as well D:
Send me an email at youtube@chezlin.com with your address/shipping info so I can send the patch out to you! :D
+chezlin yey!! will do that today
About time I been searching for a video like this for years. people have been using fleece to make the boot leg patch.
+Jada Maze (Golden Genius) Thanks for checking out my tutorial :) I hope you liked it!
It took me embarrassingly long to realize this wasn't saying "oh my gulag" which confused me a lot in the beginning.
Hey i am a Overland patch collector, that patch would look Awesome on my roof lining. Awesome work!!!
Whoa, I've never heard of Overland patch collecting/putting patches on roof linings... that's really cool! And now I'm going to spend hours looking up that stuff, hahah.
Sadly the giveaway is over, but if you ever end up making one of them and stick it up on your roof, you should totally share it with me!! :D
How to make.custom embroidered patches.
Step one: custom embroider patches. 😂😂😂😭😭😅😢😱
Sorry, I was expecting to be some magic tech trick, but it was just solid, hard work.
These look SO GOOD! I can't wait to try. I got a darning foot for my Singer for $25, but it def takes a lot of practice to get clean lines with it.
you are so cool!!
Aw thanks :3 ❤️
chezlin rr
the bigger one first, then the small one is easier handling for tightening, that however was I was taught to make it tight
BEST UA-cam VIDEO EVERRRRRR!!!!!!!!😂😆😆😆😆😂🤗🤗🤗🤗🤓😇
Aw thank you so much!!
+chezlin You're Welcome😂😇🤗😚
....I always say this im so glad it's on a patch and it's not just my community that only says it oh my gulay
SURVEY CORPS
+Pilyn Panda ;)
Oh that charcoal instead of transfer paper thing was so clever.... Thank you for this video!
Did I just see a patch from Attack on Titan? :D
Yup! ;)
+chezlin nice!
n0ICE
Oh Jesus have mercy on my soul!!!!! That patch is beautiful
This is the most helpful embroidery tutorial I've seen. Thank you so much!
"making sure the design is centered"
puts design off center
srsly tho these are rlly pretty
This is a great tutorial and I appreciate that it isn't "set up your sewing machine to do it for you!" Because I don't have a sewing machine. But it's gonna take so. Long. To make patches.
Did anyone else want to make a river dale south side serpent patch to put on a leather jacket
thank you for posting this video! I was searching for a good hand embroidery patch tutorial and I found this one. :) edited to add: I got too excited and forgot to tell you that mod podge does make a dishwasher safe formula and also an outdoor formula as well. I think they are light blue and dark green containers.
this is such a peaceful chill n clear tutorial
Hello Chezlin, thank you for your teaching and sharing this video. Nice 👍 job.
oh my god these are amazing! i love the idea to make a patch by yourself, yesterday i was in the city and i've bought many patches to put on my denim jacket.. but now i like the idea to make patches by yourself so much more! thank you for giving me inspiration, i love this video!
Yay, I'm glad to have inspired you!! :D I love having a collection of patches that I've found and bought with the ones that I've made by hand :)
Can I just say mind blown by the trick to keep the thread from sliding out of the needle? because mind freaking blown 😮💖
Haha right? When my book arts professor showed us that trick I was so amazed.
thanks a lot for this great video. I've tried to find a tutorial for hand made iron patch and I haven't found anything as clearly explained as your video. Also, You are very talented !!!
this was so helpful omg!!! this is the third video I’ve watch but by FAR the most helpful, plus the designs were adorable!!!!!!!
Love the tip for securing the thread to the needle
Beautiful work! Now I want to give hand embroidery a try! By the way, the knot you did on the thread and needle is the same one used when sewing leather by hand.
Awesome DIY! The time consumption seems so worth it and the video was really reliable/ informative.
I like how you showed us how to embroider with the sewing machine. I have an embroidery machine but I'm still learning how to use it and my USB stick isn't working in order for me to do custom work. So this trick with using the sewing stitches will do for now. 😊 thanks
the little iron is cute!!
Haha, thanks. I wish it worked better than it does though!
This was the first video of yours I'd watched. I have to say that I was really impressed, and now, I'm a new subscriber. You're immensely talented! I learned quite a bit from watching this. I'm going to give embroidery a try, and use your techniques. I'm really looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you so much!
When you have an iron that doesn't get real hot, and it helps even when you do with a lot of patches, lay a cotton like fabric on the table first, like a hand towel or a washcloth, on the table then your item that is receiving the patch, position the patch in place, and then lay another layer of cotton like fabric, like a washcloth or a hand towel, then iron the patch on, and the patches always stick better, adhere quicker, it's something I learned over the years, and always try to tell anybody ironing on patches about it.
Im a graphic artist and even tho I've never done sewing or embroidery I've always wanted to make myself a custom patch(es) and learn how to sew, and since I don't have enough for a machine I think this is a cool start. I've already looked at some stitching techniques. Thanks for the tutorial!
I hadn't thought about hand embroidery patch. Great tutorial.
It's my first encounter with any of your videos. I think you are adorable. Great creativity! 👍