SIX TIPS for Embroidering on Polos

[@angelabowman1085]

Thank you Kayla for all the tips. Very helpful

[@nancydumas2906]

I love love love the way u teach. U are so clear. Keep teaching. Im 68 and just got my first em1010. Learning fast.

[@KaylaKrische]

Oh thank you so much Nancy! That is so sweet.

[@jesssafarik8678]

Hi, Love your content! Do you have any videos on pricing, I am just getting started and need help figuring out pricing?

[@charleneweege7149]

Thank you, this is helpful. I'm just starting to do T-shirts, Polos and Sweatshirts.

[@jasongibson1823]

Just starting out, great info, keep up the awesome videos!

[@JLCCrafts]

Thanks for the tip! Just on time, I'm getting an order that includes polos, so I will definitely use this technique of using the stabilizer that way. Are both stabilizers polymesh? Also, can you share the information of the ballpoint needles? I usually use sharp needles on my EM1010. Thanks for sharing 💕

[@netwrkops]

Thanks for the advice.

[@apretzil188]

Thanks for the help! ❤

[@minervamontes4087]

Thank you for the information!!

[@kim5145]

Nice to see you!

[@jacquescraftyexpressions5990]

Hello, ❤️the tips. Thank you

[@brigittemilligan8653]

Very good info 😊

[@joanneplummer4139]

Hi, I’m new to embroidery. Can you please share what adhesive you use please? And also the name of the black stabiliser? I’ve just been using white cut outs… thank you so much. And thank you for tue tutorials.

[@HoopMaster-MightyHoop]

Great Video 🤩

[@Mariee1106]

Hi thanks for the helpful info. Do you have a detailed video about left chest placement? I know it varies a bit depending of size, adults vs kids. TIA

[@KaylaKrische]

No I don't but I'll be sure to make one soon!

[@mjdikinson]

I love your videos Kayla. Do you have a link for your digitizer?

[@KaylaKrische]

Thank you! Their website is www.dreamdigitizing.com

[@mjdikinson]

Thank you so much!

[@robertfromm2513]

so, you placed the white stabilizer next to the thin shirt material…….??

[@infinitethreads]

Are both stabilizers polymesh?

[@KaylaKrische]

These are yes! You don't *have* to use polymesh, but I prefer it since they're softer.

[@infinitethreads]

@@KaylaKrische thanks for replying and the content