Community / Embroidery /
8321
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009 ( edited Apr 13'09 03:41 )
+28

Happy Easter I'm curious how do you embroider on a pant leg or a pocket without taking everything apart? I was thinking of doing some of my own but I can't figure out how? Thanks

Comments (7)
22569
by jink 12 Apr 2009
+5
well i take it always apart !!! i don't know how to do it otherwise... i really want to know !!
1 comment
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
I'm glad I'm not the only one eho is wondering Have a great day
211079
by shirlener88 12 Apr 2009
+4
Unless you have one of those new fangled things they use for that - it is ripping a seam or removing the pocket part way and then stitching it up - once you have embroidered on it - Hehehe! *4U
1 comment
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
Nope no new fangles this around here. LOL Thanks for the help. Have a great Easter
145305
by mops 12 Apr 2009
+4
Shirlene is right, you either need a Magna-Hoop or alas you have to rip your seams and restitch later. Happy Easter to you too.
1 comment
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
Thank you doll. I appreciate it. I guess I was looking for the lazy womans way out. heheh
227
by janam 12 Apr 2009
+4
Hi, I understand that you undo just one side of the pocket. For the seam you would have to undo the one to get your hoop inside.
Happy Easter & embroidering Jan
1 comment
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
Thanks Hon I appreciate it.
5544
by cuddlebear 12 Apr 2009
+4
I'm very fortunate that my Brother PR600II has an 'embroidery arm' that allows me to put my 4 x 4 frame in most trouser/jean legs - they can't be too tight though. If I want to do anything bigger then I need to undo one of the seams too.
Cheers, Claire
3 comments
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
Can i come to your house? hehehe I'll have to remember that if the Easter bunny wants to get me a new machine LOL Thanks
by cuddlebear 13 Apr 2009
Anytime you want to come to Australia you are welcome to come to my house.
Cheer, Claire
by memasanders 13 Apr 2009
Thanks maybe one day!!!!
by Cutie #8325825 12 Apr 2009
+4
You can embroider the design onto another fabric (perhaps felt?) and then use an iron on backing and attach the design like a patch or hand stitch the patch to the pocket or pants leg. That is what I do for unhoopable items. Hope this helps *
1 comment
by memasanders 12 Apr 2009
Never thought of that Thanks that helps
6832
by maryjo 13 Apr 2009
+3
I do pant legs and pockets all the time hehehe. But I work in an embroidery shop and use 12 needle commercial machines. It's a breeze with those machines. Guess that's cheating huh? If I want to do them at home I have to take out seams just like everyone else.
1 comment
by memasanders 13 Apr 2009
Yep that's cheatin. But I guess I'll let you slide Thanks