How To Embroider On Clothing: Stick & Stitch Step By Step Tutorial

Embroidery Stick & Stitch is an incredibly simple product which allows you to customise your clothing with embroidery in no time. This video is a step-by-step tutorial on how to use sticky water soluble fabric stabiliser (Stick & Stitch) for best results. I share a number of important tips and tricks as well as walk you through the process of embroidering on a hat (denim) and a hoodie (cotton blend). Check out my own Stick & Stitch Patch Packs here: [The one that has the two designs I embroidered in this video is called “WANDERLUST“] The following list of products is what I used in this video: (Please note: Some links are affiliated and I may receive a small commission whenever you purchase anything at no extra cost to you) STICKY WATER SOLUBLE FABRIC STABILISER: Sticky Fabri-Solvi [US AMAZON] [UK AMAZON] Stick-Stitch-N-Rinse [US AMAZON] [UK AMAZON] EMBROIDERY HOOP: Nurge Embroidery Hoops are by far the best on the market [Use code “VIKA10” for 10% OFF discount on every order] NEEDLES: Milliners/Straws Needles are in my opinion better than embroidery needles for satin stitch specifically EMBROIDERY FLOSS: I used DMC Coton A Broder [Special Embroidery Thread], this particular thread is very scarce and as far as I’m aware is only available in a handful of European markets. However the most popular type of embroidery floss [Stranded Cotton] is very widely available across the globe. STICKY THIMBLES: ThimblePad real leather reusable thimbles are excellent at protecting your “push finger” from getting sore [US AMAZON] [UK AMAZON] NON-WOVEN FUSIBLE IRON ON INTERFACING [BACKING]: This thing ACTUALLY stabilisers your fabric, but please note once applied, it cannot be safely removed, it’s there to stay. [US AMAZON] [UK AMAZON] Check out COLORFUL STANDARD for some amazing clothing here: [Use code “VIKASSPACECS10” for a 10% OFF discount on your order] The product I mentioned to cover your embroidery on the inside of your apparel: [US AMAZON] [UK AMAZON] This would be it until my next video is up in which I walk you through exactly how I make my own Stick & Stitch designs and print them at home. Please consider subscribing for more tutorials, fun satin stitch projects and more! Thanks!
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