Professional Finish with Twill Applique

A professional embroidered finish with Twill applique is an easy way to expand your business and is faster then spending time with fill-stitches. Stahls' TV Presenter, Mark Merola shows you step-by-step how to use Twill for a professionally stitched look.

[@leereedembroidery]

Hi, does the twill appliqué (Stahls PS-Poly Twill) have to be cut and peeled first or can it be applied as a rip away appliqué? Thank you.

[@justinmiller8254]

same question im wondering. Please let me know if you can.

[@joannbonn8941]

Can we order sample tests? The system only allows for 6 piece minimum. I'd like to get a couple singles to show what can be done.

[@ShantaSmith]

Can you do a video explaining the twill cutting process. I purchashed the twill but it doesnt have that clear backing like vynil. or are you using a secondary product to weed the twill. also blade type and pressure.

[@StahlsTV]

Thanks for the suggestion. You can find the cutting and application instructions on each product page under the "User Guide" tab www.stahls.com/twill-applique-fabric-material?tag=Twill

[@christianstewart598]

Did you use the adhesive spray on the letters before you placed them on the garment?

[@StahlsTV]

Hi Christian, great question. There's no need to use spray tack with PS Poly-TWILL. That material has a sticky backing that takes the place of spray adhesive. Check out more info on the product page - www.stahls.com/ps-poly-twill-fabric. Thanks!

[@carolinaholy2469]

Hi! Thanks for the video, what machine do you have?

[@StahlsTV]

Hi Carolina. We used a Tajima embroidery machine in this video. Thanks for watching!

[@carolinaholy2469]

@@StahlsTV Thank you!

[@fiammaxd]

Hi there, does this Twill applique work great for patches?

[@StahlsTV]

Yes it does!

[@allijay5210]

What type of cutter do I need to be able to cut the vinyl?

[@StahlsTV]

We recommend a professional cutter such as a Roland GS-24 or a Graphtec.

[@ShantaSmith]

How did you cut the twill i have found no tutorial on that

[@StahlsTV]

Without stitching twill, we recommend cutting with a laser cutter to ensure the edges do not fray. You can learn more about pre-cut twill ready to be heat applied here: ua-cam.com/video/Y-DuptaCh9k/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

[@kou.moanikeala]

Do you need stabilizer?

[@StahlsTV]

No stabilizer is needed.

[@romeshachristian4285]

Where to buy the twill

[@StahlsTV]

You can find it here: www.stahls.com/heat-transfer-material-perma-twill