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by dailylaundry 21 Oct 2011 ( edited Oct 22'11 03:18 )
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My college-age twin sons and their two buddies are going to a Halloween party as "Top Gun" guys and want me to stitch their names on a narrow badge(or patch) about 1 1/2 by 3 inches or so. Has anyone seen anything around this size? I have Embird basic and studio and wish I knew how to just make a patch. Any suggestions on premade or how to do it? Thanks, Laura

Comments (5)
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by sewdoctor 21 Oct 2011
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Could you not just use 1.5 in. Twill tape? You could get it in the drapery dept. is used for blinds, you would have to take it apart, but it wouldn't be hard. If you can't digitize the names, let me know and I will do it for you.
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by sewdoctor 21 Oct 2011
I should have added that you would cut it a bit longer and turn the short edges in when stitching on.
by sewdoctor 21 Oct 2011
They also make a wide twill tape to finish rugs off with...can be bought in a fabric store in the decorator dept.
by dailylaundry 21 Oct 2011
I can put their names on. I just was looking for a patch about that size. Thank you for the offer though - you are soooooo kind! Hugs, Laura*
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by sewdoctor 21 Oct 2011
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What about the iron on patches for repairs? You could cut to size,and embroider, they only need for one night..could be lightly ironed on and then pulled off if need be.
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by dailylaundry 21 Oct 2011
That is a good idea - they were going to fabric glue on the patch as it was. They wanted it to look like a framed patch. I appreciate your help! Laura*
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by vickiannette 22 Oct 2011
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how about using some felt??
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by dailylaundry 22 Oct 2011
I have some heavy twill that would work - I just don't have a badge or patch frame in the right size. Thanks!!! Hugs, Laura*
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by dailylaundry 22 Oct 2011
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Thank you for your help - I found a rectangular applique in my stash and, it should work just great!! Thank you again!! Laura
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by designcrazy 22 Oct 2011
+1
I believe that fivestarfonts.com has a rectangular shape. I did a name on webbing, like is used for bag handles. Good lick with it!
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by dailylaundry 22 Oct 2011
Thank you - funny, but, that is the exact one that I found too. I believe it will do well for this project. Thanks, Laura*