Very nice jacket ....and instructional video, I just have one question. How does the machine know what and where to put the correct color stitch to lay on the design?
I love this video and that design, but got a bit hung up early on with the needles. Do you happen to have more info on the different types of needles and when to use them?
We typically say to charge for your time rather than per stitch. Here is a great video that shows you how to do that > ua-cam.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/v-deo.html
Hi Zito! For this job we used our MT 7S 15-needle commercial embroidery. We also used the sash frame because of the jacket’s thickness. (Using a sash frame can help you spread the fabric and clamp it down to get it to hoop tightly and smoothly.) As for the backing, we used one sheet of 1.5 oz cut-away because the fabric is already thick enough to support all stitches. Additionally, we used a 75/11 needle.
We used a sash frame that can fit a design up to 21x40 inches. We used the sash frame because of the jacket’s thickness. (Using a sash frame can help you spread the fabric and clamp it down to get it to hoop tightly and smoothly.)
I have one of those frames and there is no way I would clamp a leather jacket in it. The sprung clamps are supper tight with thicker material and you could leave permanent markets on the leather. Try a magnetic frame instead.
Very nice jacket ....and instructional video, I just have one question. How does the machine know what and where to put the correct color stitch to lay on the design?
You set your color stops in your digitizing software and then program your color sequence on the machine control panel
Computers
I love this video and that design, but got a bit hung up early on with the needles. Do you happen to have more info on the different types of needles and when to use them?
Yes you do need different needles, 80/12 or 90/14 for leather. 75/11 for most garments. Do your research on different types of fabrics with needles
Hello! We have linked a video below where we go into depth about needles, and what fabrics to use with them.
ua-cam.com/video/lor0UDgPvY4/v-deo.html
That was Awesome ! but on the description below the mention the who Digitized the design was wondering if it was the correct one.
Hi! Our in house digitizer did this :)
What size needles did you use when embroidering the leather?
size 80/12 leather needle is a good choice when embroidering onto leather
Could you provide the link to where you brought the jacket from
Hi! You can purchase it through Amazon :)
Did you use a 75/11 "ballpoint" needle for this project? Thanks
We used a regular 75/11!
@@ricomatv thank you!
Willy who!!!
He is still awesome!
How does it look inside with a large piece of cutaway? Wouldn’t tearaway stabiliser be better?
Tearaway is more for things that aren't worn, which is why we went with cutaway instead
Hi, which software do u guys use to make designs ?
We use Chroma!
How do you use the sash hoop in this manner with a multihead machine, when the sash hoop is twice as long?
Hi there! Please submit a request with our team so they can guide you through this > ricoma.com/US/support
Mam how much was the speed for this embrodiery u did that was a large design plzz answer
Hi! Due to the large design, we ran it around 700.
This came out amazing!!! I'd love to get that embroidery file and stitch it out!!!
Good job
Thanks for watching!
Can you tell me how much per stich. I charge 1 dollar per 1000 stiches.
We typically say to charge for your time rather than per stitch. Here is a great video that shows you how to do that > ua-cam.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/v-deo.html
How do you not run out of bobbin? Do you change them while it’s running?
Yeah just change the bobbin if it runs out in the middle of the design
What are the dimensions for this job?
Hi Zito! For this job we used our MT 7S 15-needle commercial embroidery. We also used the sash frame because of the jacket’s thickness. (Using a sash frame can help you spread the fabric and clamp it down to get it to hoop tightly and smoothly.) As for the backing, we used one sheet of 1.5 oz cut-away because the fabric is already thick enough to support all stitches. Additionally, we used a 75/11 needle.
@@ricomatv I think she wanted to know the dimension of the design. What is the widest and highest you could use on the sash hoop?
Hi
I want to know do guys to do bomber jacket emborider ?
Hi there! We recommend watching this video ---->ua-cam.com/video/tjtSfk5Lv0U/v-deo.html
Where’s your place?
Hi! We are located in Miami, FL and California :)
how much is a machine like this?
Hi! Please submit a request with our team so a product specialist can reach out! --->ricoma.com/US/contact-us
What’s the hoop size
We used a sash frame that can fit a design up to 21x40 inches. We used the sash frame because of the jacket’s thickness. (Using a sash frame can help you spread the fabric and clamp it down to get it to hoop tightly and smoothly.)
where can i get that pattern ?
Hi Michael! Check out some of our designs through Hoopmade ---> hoopmade.com/designs
@@ricomatv ill look for that lone wolf design so inspired to take my embroidery to the next level on leather thank you
Is a special needle?
We used a 75/11 needle.
Could you explain the $70 digitizing fee?
Hi! The digitizing depends on how big the design is and how detailed it is!
where is this Desing
Hi! Were you referring to the design?
@@ricomatv yes
I have one of those frames and there is no way I would clamp a leather jacket in it. The sprung clamps are supper tight with thicker material and you could leave permanent markets on the leather. Try a magnetic frame instead.
Thanks for sharing!
Baddie 😻
Right?
She kinda looks like Scarlett Johansen :)
Really detailed tutorial 👌👍
Thanks for the feedback! We appreciate it :)
A new face !!
You know it!
You look like Billie eillish
We see it!
Sorry I missed everything she said 😍
We get it! Luckily, the steps are on the description box :)