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How to Applique on an Embroidery Machine: Beginner Applique
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2017
- Learn how to use your embroidery machine to sew an applique design. Here is the link to the snail design:
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I’ve had my machine for almost six months and after looking at this ONE video I feel it’s time to take her out of the box😎😎😎😎 your voice is calm and you took time to explain why you do things. I thank you for this video. I’m definitely subscribing!!!!!
Kimberly YAY!!!!! So glad this video was able to give you confidence. If you subscribe to my newsletter, you will receive some free designs to be able to start practicing. creativeappliques.com/newsletter/
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Just please don’t put your fingers inside the stitching area while operational, it’s so easy for an accident to happen!
Awesome instructions and you have a great teaching style. Also it’s nice to watch a fellow “left hander” in action!! Thank you so much for providing this video. 😊
Thank you sooo much, you are a natural explainer and I understood. Appliqué is so fun and variety is endless!
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Great video - you included lots of tips and tricks for basic embroidery creation, not just appliques. Thank you!
so glad the information was useful
I love all of the items you used. I haven’t seen this type of prep and I believe it will make a much better finished product.
I'm new to embroidery/ applique and this was a great tutorial!!!! Thanks so much! :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Omg thankyou i shave always been afraid of appliques but this was so super easy to follow i love love doing this
Brilliant video. Clear and easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to make this for all the novices out there. Love your scissors by the way!!
Very nice and clear!
Thank you for a great video! I am new to embroidery and had wondered how to use my machine to do appliqué projects. Your directions made it very clear. Looks like fun!
You are so welcome!
Omg! So clear best video ever for beginners. Thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. Just got my brother pe800 and I’m a little intimidated by it. Newbies need more tutorials like this to walk us through. Thank you again
I got my Brother PE800 about 3 weeks ago now......... I hear you...... more tutorials!!!!!!!! Best of luck!
Where did u buy I can’t find one
Great tutorial!
Great tutorial!! Very informative.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching! 💕
Thank you so much... I had no idea how this process worked, and I jumped right in and bought the embroidery attachment!
Glad I could help! I have many more videos too! Please subscribe and continue watching. Thanks for watching!
That is a lot of work! It looks beautiful when done.
My thoughts exactly!
Thank you, this video really help to clear up a lot of my confusion. Would love to see more of your step for step embroidery videos.
What machine are you getting?
Excellent video...Just starting our myself and truly appreciate the info!
Great tutorial
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!
I love your technique. You gave such awesome instructions step by step. I will be watching for more education on embroidery
Thank you so much!
Thank for taking your time for teaching.
Monica Campana hello i can't see the diagram that u show because there is a word that u talk on the screen block.
Thank you for great beginner instructions
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!
Wow this is a very good video!!! Thank you so much for such a great demonstration 💗 I don’t have my machine yet, but it’s coming in 7 days and this video has helped this newbie 🤗
The snail is so cute
Thank you so much!
How cute. I'm a beginner............baby beginner giggle. I had know idea there were so many steps to this! Wowza !!! Thank you for making the tutorial it has been a eye opener to say the least ......................
Thank you sooo much.
You're welcome!
Loved your video, so helpful! Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Great video. Answered many questions from this old beginner.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good tips on putting wss on top to finish, and also on cleaning up!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for a great demonstration !
You are welcome!
This is a great tutorial. I have been thinking about an embroidery machine but thought I would not use it very often but you might have changed my mind. Thanks.
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for wonderful instructions! (you don't drone on and on like some people who bore you to death before you get to the middle) Your instructions are precise I like that you can describe why you like something and let us choose... Thank you for taking the time to help me learn how to applique with my embroidery machine!!!!!
I am so glad this was helpful! When I was starting out, applique seemed so daunting to me. I was terrified LOL. But I figured it out! There were no videos on UA-cam to teach me. So I learned by trial and error. Thank you so much for letting me know this helped. Let me know if there are other videos you are wanting so I can make those too
thank you so much. I am very much new to this and this was very helpful. People seem to forget what it was like to be new. So they assume you know what seems very simple to them. So going step by step was huge.
I have a picture of a lily that I would like to turn into a embroidery piece. do you also do that?
Do you have a video on how you created this in your software? I haven’t seen a video yet that explains how to setup you design for applique in the software. I would love to see a video on the basic concepts....I’m not really looking for how to digitize the actual graphic file but how you setup the basting, tack down.....etc. through the software. I hope I was clear (not confusing) in what I’m looking for. I got a lot from this video in how you setup outside the software to embroider....very clear and got some steps to help me out.....THANKS!
Hi Ruth! My designs all come with the basting/placement stitching, tack down for the fabric and then the decorative stitching.
Hi, your video is good, but do you keep going back to tack down when you need to do the decorative stitching. Thanks
Thanks for your response....but based on the recent add to this question, it still proves we would like a video process. I know your designs have it in your purchased file, but I would like to know step by step using the software demonstration to create a design layout to get it ready for the embroidery machine; for example, the first thing you need is to add a tack down first before you blah blah blah....then step two...so forth.....you’re so good explaining things, so you would be good at showing us this process.....sorry, but you are....LOL
This video is very informative!
It looks beautiful when done.
Thank you!
Thank you for this great video, it was very informative. I was able to follow along and complete my first machine applique.
Wonderful! I would love it if you would share it in our Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/1554198044811943
Thank you so much for watching 💕
COOL VIDEO
Thank you so much for sharing this! I am going to try my first in just a few days and this really helped!
You can do it! Glad this was helpful! Once you get the hang of it, you will absolutely love it! Being able to completely change a design by simply changing out the fabrics is amazing! Let me know what other videos you are wanting to see.
Love this I hope one day I can do this
This video is very informative! I am about to do my first applique. Thank you so much!!!
very nice video. you are a great instructor thank you.
You are welcome!
That's fantastic.
I’ve seen other people use masking tape instead of clips when holding down the shirts on the outer edge, and that also helps so your hand is not in the machine pushing the clothes away from the needle
That is a great idea! Thank you for sharing and thanks for watching!
Great video. Extremely helpful too. Thank you for posting this tutorial. Could you please turn your sound up?
Thank you for your video. I have had an embroidery machine for 18 years, not I am willing to try applique with it.
You can do it! Thank you so much for watching!
Excellent tutorial. Gracias!
Thank you so much!
Can you make a list of the supplies that you used please, the different stabilizers that type hook that is as well as where to get one of those seam rippers with the plastic tip.
I have a generic list of supplies you can find here:
creativeappliques.com/shop/free-downloadable-shopping-list-of-embroidery-supplies/
Here are some links for you :)
Seam ripper: amzn.to/468n2tB
Hooks: amzn.to/3QvMhAp
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise in this video! I’m new to sewing and new to embroidery and with COVID can’t take any classes in person anywhere. You mentioned Cloud cover at the end of the video and I’m looking for more info on this and how to use it please. Can you please help educate me on this since my first project are Christmas embroidery design tops for my twin granddaughters. Thank you in advance!
It is something you cut larger than the design. You iron it onto the back of the shirt on the inside. Here is what I use. It has directions on how to apply it: amzn.to/39b2tmi
I just went to the site very nice going to order soon thank you,
Thank you Janet! Glad to be able to help!
Watched this in 2x and was still able to understand:3
Thanks so much for watching
Great video. Where can I get some of the white clips you used? Keeping the fabric back from the needle is a big problem for me. Thank you.
you can find them here: amzn.to/3h0NbS4
I am wanting to start doing applique and embroidery. I have just retired from teaching and have always love sewing and crafts. I would like to know what type of machine you recommend getting. I love your thorough and slow teaching style. Thanks so much
I would definitely shop around. Go to your local Sew and Vac and speak with them. Also, local quilt shops sell machines too. The one suggestion I can offer is to get a machine with the largest hoop size that you can afford. Inexpensive machines that you can buy online or from big box stores tend to only have small frames like 4x4. Unless you only want to make baby bibs or left chest logos, you will outgrow the 4x4 hoop really quickly. I love my new @brothersews machines. Good luck!
I watch a lot of tutorials on UA-cam. Thank you for all the information. I am a machine embroidery is very new for me. Yours is very detail and informative. Great work. Thanks again. Ho what machine do you use.
I am so glad this information was helpful! The machine I am using is very old. It still uses a floppy disk! The brand is Husqvarna Viking.
I have done several appliqués but have never done the heat and bond. Why do you suggest this when the entire piece is adhered with the two step tack down and satin stitch?
most fabrics used for the applique, are cotton quilting fabrics. When sewing them onto a knit which is stretchy, the knit has stretch while the cotton fabric does not. Also when washing the item, they shrink at different percentages and directions. Using the HNBL, it essentially glues the fabric to the knit aiding in the applique material maintaining its integrity. It also helps the fabric to not fray and be pulled away from the stitching
I have this same machine and I haven't even tried to do embroidery on it, what a wonderful job this machine will do! Do you still have this machine?
I do still have this machine Vicki! It is a work horse. I absolutely LOVE it! I hope you get the courage to use it. But be careful because you might just become obsessed with embroidering everything LOL ;)
@@CreativeAppliques I love this machine too! it just seems to be the type of machine I like to use!! I worry that the screen will go out soon, though.....
Could you tell what the product you use on the inside of you project so it doesn’t scratch your skin?
Bonnie, this is the backing I use: amzn.to/3tQchLz
This video was really good. Very informative and easy to follow. I haven't received my machine yet... a Brother SE600..I hope I'm able to follow along when it comes!
Glad it was helpful!
are those hair clips. They are a good idea
Yes they are hair clips. They are traditional for rollers but have a ver low profile so have less chance of getting caught in the machine.
I am very new in fact this will be my first thing so I hope this question isn’t to dumb I printed this out but the template printed out way to big it took the whole 8.5 X 11 paper what size should it be?
This would be a printer and software setting. Make sure your printer is not set to auto scale. Thanks for watching 💕
Such a great and helpful video. If making a tshirt for a toddler, before appliqué should I pre wash and dry the tshirt? What about prewashing and drying the appliqué fabric? I’m Trying to avoid puckering after washing. Thanks
This is the million dollar question LOL And so many factors go into answering this. If you are stitching for personal use and for people you know, then you can wash before stitching. If you are doing this for a business, then it is discouraged to wash before stitching for many reasons. To name a few, the item would be considered "used" if being washed first. Also, buyers being allergic to the detergent can be an issue. Hope this helps!
@@CreativeAppliques Thanks so much for the quick response. This tshirt is for my grandson so I will pre-wash it. Do you recommend pre-washing the cotton fabric I will use for appliqué as well? Thanks so much and this one video is so very helpful!
Sorry, these questions keep popping in my head when I’m going over my notes.....can you still find the type of seam ripper you used with the eraser on the end....I was amazed how little effort it took to remove the water solvable....
Ruth you can find the seam ripper here: www.amazon.com/dp/B00UY15X2K/?ref=exp_inf_pl_creativeappliques
For all the products I referenced in the video (and more), you can find them all here: www.amazon.com/shop/creativeappliques
Ruth Drew’s I found mine at Walmart
Clear and easy to understand
Hi i just beginging , I would like to buy some clamps that you use for holding material in place on hoops, hot roller hair clips think you said.
Hello! You can find them here: amzn.to/3qAaxSG
Please tell me where you got the clips you use in this video to hold your fabric back? Thank you!!
Here is the link to the clips I used: amzn.to/3TVghZT Thanks so much for watching!
What type of clips are you using to hold the t-shirt out of the way? Thank you.
Terri, these are the clips I use. They are hair clips. I like them because they are very narrow so have less of a chance of getting caught on the machine: amzn.to/3i9y7TR
So adorable!! This was very helpful....thank you so much. I use a water soluble stabilizer for my Free Standing Lace projects, but I'm not sure of the type that you used today. I looked for your water soluble stabilizer on your Amazon list and didn't see it. Can you tell me the name and where I can purchase that light weight water soluble stabilizer? Thank you again and I look forward to seeing more of your very helpful videos!! Claudene
Hi can you please link the poly mesh stabilizer? Thanks.
I cannot find the iron on fusible on Amazon. It is all sold out. But here is a poly mesh that is not fusible but would work almost the same: amzn.to/35UJqJG
Here are all the supplies I recommend. I do not sell these just can recommend them from personal use: amzn.to/3fFOy8N
Very informative.can I please ask you where to get fabric of applique
I buy my fabrics from www.allstitchedupbyangela.com/index.htm, joann, and hobby lobby
what is the other sewing machine in the back in the beginning of the video??
it is a Happy Voyager 12 needle
Just got my embroidery machine brother ns2750d will your designs work on my machine ..I don’t think it has the pre stitch on it
as long as it is an embroidery machine, you can use this design. The first step is a basting step. I am not sure if your machine will do that.
Enjoyed your tutorial very much. I am new to this so you have explained a lot for me.
What software are you using mine doesn’t look like that when printing out the steps
this is the PDF file that is included within the file when purchased. It is not from a software program
I have this machine love it !!! it would be much easier to open the side seams of the T shirt work on a flat surface and just overlock closed . very pretty
That is definitely an option too Chelsea!
Which machine is she using?
Chelsea Upholstery I think the machine is the same as the second hand one I jus bought. A Viking Designer 1. Unfortunately the person I ought it from had taken out the embroidery designs and letters and numbers. I didn’t realise, so I can’t embroider. If anyone can tell me how I can put designs back in the machine I would be so greatful.
Excellent video..is it possible to sew seams with the embroidery unit on, its a hassle to keep taking it on, off
you will need to consult your manual for your specific machine :)
What machine are you using?
it is a Viking Designer 1. Very old machine that is no longer sold
I just got a brother se625 and I’m new to embroidery am I able to still do something like this on my machine??
Yes you can. As long as the design you are using fits your 4x4 hoop.
Terri Romano Awesome thank you so much!! I can’t wait to try it out and learn more about embroidery!! :)
How on earth can anyone make a profit doing this? Expensive machine, lots of supplies, and significant time spent?
You can't really, you do it because you enjoy it. Often times things are made for gifts because its hard to profit
What kind I’d scissors are those and what kind of ruler?
Hi Doris! Here is the link for the scissors: amzn.to/3ICmZy8
The ruler was purchased many years ago from Dollar Tree
Thanks for watching
How do you know what fabric to put down
You can follow along with the included PDF step by step stitch order instructions. Thanks for watching!
Sorry just seen you post it’s an old machine. What’s a machine you would recommend?
Could you explain the cloud covering on the back of the appliqué embroidery please? x
@Sue Spiers it is an iron on fusible stabilizer that protects both the back of the design and the skin of the person/baby. You can find it here: www.amazon.com/dp/B003XD4EAS/?ref=exp_creativeappliques_lv_dp_vv_d
Thank you so much xx
I would like to know which step of your written directions you are on as you go. This would help me as a newbie.
You can print out the PDF that is step by step to follow along as you sew with the video :)
Did you change the bobbin when you changed the thread?
Jill I did not change the bobbin. Since this is being sewn onto a shirt and the inside will not be seen, then I left the bobbin with white thread in the entire time.
Can i do this on se600 brother
yes, as long as you use only the 4x4 size to fit in your hoop
How is that mark going to show through on anything other than a thin white shirt?
If you cannot see the mark thru the shirt, you can always put a straight pin into the spot and then put a mark where the pin is on the opposite side. Thanks so much for watching!
Hi which tempary adesive would you recommend and poly mesh please .
This is the spray adhesive I like the best: amzn.to/3cAKu8Z And here is the polymesh fusible I like: amzn.to/3to1dDy
Doesn’t ironing the marker heat set it making it permanent? Mine did! Different brands I guess!
I have not had that experience. The marker I use is a water erase marker so a little spritz of water takes it right out.
Creative Appliques What brand is yours? Mine is a POS, once heat set an ocean wont get it out!
@@homelyheart it is called Mark B Gone. amzn.to/2XrGqzw
What kind of embroidery machine are you using?
it's a Viking Designer 1 by Husqvarna
I would think you’d have a hard time seeing the reference lines through anything but a light colored shirt. That’s the problem…. How would you line it up on dark, or chambray or denim? Also what about a larger design than fits in the hoop? Is it possible to do something like that?
Also where can i get the offset scissors?
I used to appliqué pretty complicated designs on a regular machine with a satin stitch but i usually just left the parts of the fabric that would be covered by other appliqués, and I would iron them all together at once and then onto the garment. I’m trying to start up again but it’s hard on regular machines to do a lot of appliqué so I’m hoping to figure out how feasible it is to do it on an embroidery machine to see if I want to invest in one. It looks like a lot of fun. My mother in law has one but she doesn’t do her own pattern design which is what I would like to do.
I would use chalk on a darker fabric. Then put a straight pin into the center of the shirt and line it up with the center of the hoop. Do the same for the side markings.
In order to use an embroidery design, the only way a machine can read and embroidery a design is if it fits in the hoop. You cannot embroidery a design larger than the hoop unless you split the design using embroidery software.
Here is the link to the scissors I use: amzn.to/3x7atPk
If you want to create your own designs to use on an embroidery machine, you will need to purchase software in order to create the file the machine can read. It is not like a regular sewing machine. Embroidery machines have computers in them that need a file to read and then sews that out onto the item.
What color do you use in your bobbin?
I always use white bobbin thread unless I am sewing an in the hoop item where the bobbin color will be seen
Good morning I love it what brand # is your machine please reply also does it ues more than one theard at the same time?
This machine is very old and is not sold any longer. It only uses 1 thread color at a time.
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Thank you for the wonderful video. This helps me a lot. From your website what’s the difference between embroidery files to svg cutting files? I’m new to embroidery.
Roxy the SVG files are for use with a cutting machine. They are to be used with vinyl for making decals or heat transfer vinyl.
you tired me out, I couldn't have the patience to do this at all and I'm a watch repair person with tons of patience.
It does take a lot of work to make a simple applique shirt. At least it gives you an appreciation for how much love and care goes into each item. Thanks for watching!
Curious as to why you used tear-away stabilizer? I'm a newbie, but everything I've read says, "if you wear it, don't tear it." Does this only apply to embroidery, not appliqué? Thanks for a very informative video!
I use a fusible cut away ironed onto the back of the shirt. I hooped the tear away as an additional stabilizer for support.
@@CreativeAppliques Thank you!
Excellent video for beginner. I do have one question, what is cloud cover that you added at the end???
@Sheila it is an iron on covering that is used on the back of the embroidery stitching to make it soft and not scratchy
I think my question is similar to the others. How do you set up the machine to do baste the outline and then redo the outline with a tack down, it's not a normal embroidery and I don't understand how the machine knows the difference????
Linda the placement and the tack down are part of the design itself. All these steps are part of the design. Step 1 sews the placement. The machine will stop. Place the fabric down. Sew step 2 to tack down the fabric. The machine will stop. Then you cut the fabric. Repeat the steps for as many pieces of fabric the design uses. Then you move on to the decorative stitching.
Do you normally use the “thin water solvable” on all your designs (cotton materials...etc)....great idea....
Yes! I use it on top of everything. It keeps the stitches on top of the fabric and do not sink in or get buried.
Can I do this on a Designer 1.
I bought one from a lady and she didn’t tell me but it had no built in designs.
this machine I am using is a designer 1. You need to have the embroidery arm in order to be able to use files like these to do machine embroidery.
Creative Appliques Thankyou for replying. The machine I bought is the Designer 1 embroidery machine with a USB port, but it has no designs in it. Can you tell me where I can get some designs please.
@@warialdasue you can purchase designs from my website here: creativeappliques.com You will need to purchase the designs then download them to your computer. Once on your computer you will need to unzip the file then transfer the designs to your machine. You will need some embroidery software if you don't have it. Here is a great one I can recommend: www.embrilliance.com/jamaffiliates/cappliques You would start with the Essentials level software.
Hi, can I do this using my Husqvarna Viking Rose
if you have an embroidery arm and embroidery hoops, then you will be able to use my designs :)
Fabulous video, very informative. I had a slight problem watching you wearing your scissors around your neck, dangling down. It reminded me of a nasty accident that a friend had so I had to whizz through some of the video. Apart from that it's great but please watch those scissors :)