Yoga Mat EMBROIDERY | MIGHTY HOOPS For Thick Material | Free Design (EMB Hub Ep123)

In this episode of Embroidery Hub, Willy will be showing you how to embroider yoga mats. It may seem intimidating at first, but we’ll show you how simple it can be. We will also go over what materials you need to embroider the yoga mats and the potential profit you can bring to your business.
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Learning how to embroider yoga mats is a great skill to add to your embroidery knowledge. Also, reaching out to yoga studios to embroider for them can be another stream of revenue for your business.
Here are the materials you need to embroider a yoga mat:
A yoga mat
80/12 needles
2 sheets of tear-away stabilizer
2 sheets of clear topping
A Mighty Hoop
Tape
Snips/Scissors
Let’s discuss potential profit:
We bought our yoga mat for about $17 at a local store, but you can probably find them cheaper at Amazon or wholesale. Then depending on the design, you can sell each mat for around $30-$55.
When it comes to yoga mats, you can reach out to yoga studios and offer your services. You can even bring them an embroidered mat with their logo on it to see if they are interested. Since these studios probably sell their own mats, they may partner with you to customize mats with their logo.
First, to start embroidering your yoga mat, place the bottom piece of the magnetic hoop on a table and then place the two tear-away stabilizers on top of the hoop. After that, insert the top piece of the mighty hoop and make sure to push down to give it that extra hold. Lastly, put two sheets of clear topping on top of the mat and then tape it down to make sure it doesn’t move.
With digitizing, you want your density as high as possible, so the foam doesn’t stick out of the threads; we’ll set it to 0.1. For this design, we used our Chroma digitizing software, which you can learn more about in the link above.
Today, we’ll be using the EM-1010, which is a 10-needle embroidery machine and is the smallest one we have. But, don’t let that fool you because it can even embroider car mats.
Now let’s clip in our hoop to the machine and lock it in. Then we’ll turn it on and pick our design. If your design is not on the machine, all you have to do is transfer it from your USB to your machine’s memory. Once the design loads up and takes you to the home page, choose the correct hoop, press escape, and select your colors. Then, center your design and press the trace button.
After choosing the hoop, I have to flip the design 180 degrees because the longer part of the mat will be facing the outside. Now, we’ll raise the speed to 1,000 stitches per minute. The design has 2,000 stitches and 2 trims, so it should only take about 13 to 14 minutes. Now press the start button and watch the machine go.
Once it’s done, rip off the clear topping, take it off the machine and remove the hoops to tear off the stabilizer sheets.
And there you have it! You now know how to embroider yoga mats. Hopefully, you can now add this item to your offerings and attract a whole new group of customers.

[@laineysilva3146]

This is a great video, I will probably not be working on YOGA mats, but I have been embroidering "Rifle Slings" that have the same thick material. Adding 2 layers of topping and 2 layers of tear-away stabilizer will make things much easier. I did not think to move to a sharper needle. Thank you very much.

[@ricomatv]

Hi! We are so glad this video helped! Let us know how it goes (:

[@suzannepetrucci261]

Great video. Did you do anything to take away the hoop marks or did it puff back on its own?

[@ricomatv]

It puffed back out on it's own!

[@DERKN-dy2he]

Can u tell me is these hoop are suitable for any machine? Cos i have Janome Memory Craft 550.i dont know shall i get this hoop..

[@ricomatv]

For the Mighty Hoops, you would have to go on their website and check if they have the size compatible for your machine!

[@LucyLu70]

Awesome Thanks for this video and the design much appreciated
How think is the mat?

[@ricomatv]

thanks for watching. this is a standard mat we purchased on amazon! its 1/4" thick

[@Innovativeicons]

Looks great! would love to see you use Burmilana thread.

[@ricomatv]

Great suggestion!

[@west38756]

how do I size my designs for my mighty hoop?are the measurements on chromaluxe (ruler) going to be the exact on a mat? i.e a 4 x4 on screen will be 4 x4 on the garment

[@ricomatv]

Make sure to contact tech support and they will guide you through it! ricoma.com/us/tech-support

[@Starlyndesign]

what is the mighty hoop size that you use on this video? thank you!

[@syltoy2745]

I was unable to download the image because it said my name had already been used and would not allow me to login, so is there someway that I can get the image in order to follow the instructions that I have sit through and I would like to try this if I could get some help I just need a copy of the image to put on the map.

[@ricomatv]

Hi! Please send us an email along with the link of this video > [e-mail]

[@KatieLynnsCreations]

It would be nice to know hoop sizes!

[@ricomatv]

Thanks for your feedback! We will include hoop sizes moving forward!

[@rosa_escutia5884]

What size of hoop it’s that

[@ricomatv]

8x13 mighty hoop!

[@wardaaabala4107]

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[@ricomatv]

thanks for watching!