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How do you embed logos and stichings into homemade stuff?

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Sam.Carson
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making some homemade stuff and i want to get some cool designs in my stuff but dont know how to do so. if you know how you should post and ill give you some +k
Jan 17 2011 12:56AM
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Cincher
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You need an embroidering machine, they're very pricy. I was lucky my school had one. All I had to do was create a jpeg of my logo and my foods teacher put it into the machine's software and presto! I had a logo!

You could do it yourself, but it's a difficult process requiring accuracy and thourough stitchwork.
Jan 17 2011 9:36AM
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mptappan
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You could use fabric paint to make logos on your hoodies. I draw or print off the logo I want then trace it onto that clear plastic stencil stuff and cut it out with a exacto-knife. You then have a reusable homemade stencil. Tape the stencil to the hoodie and use fabric paint to paint it in. Use a sponge and like tap the fabric with it instead of a paintbrush and then let it dry. You can use freezer paper to cut out your stencil on but then its not reusable. Heres a video of it too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfTn8wm-o2Y. Hope it helps.
Apr 3 2011 7:24PM
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Stose
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Im interested in this too but i would like to try and use fabric to make the design like this

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anyone know how to do that? is the design on top or the fabric? or is the fabric cut so the design fits into it?

Aug 21 2011 4:32PM
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Stose
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Also if i were to use fabric paint to put a logo on, how well would it last?
Aug 22 2011 1:44AM
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Cincher
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What she did was she simply cut out fabric and sewed it on top. It's a nice easy alternative to embroidering.
Aug 25 2011 11:22AM
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Stose
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Thank you so much! Also do you know how well fabric paint lasts?
Aug 25 2011 11:26AM
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Cincher
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Not sure, never tried it. You'll just have to take a chance. If you had the resources to silkscreen that can last a while.
Aug 25 2011 11:34AM
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Stose
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Alright thanks again.+k. I have a friend who has access to a vinyl heat press thing and it seems to be pretty professional
Aug 25 2011 11:41AM
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