Patch Embroidery From Start to Finish (Digitizing, Embroidery, Clean up) | Ricoma Embroidery Machine
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- Looking for the ultimate embroidered patch tutorial? You’ve found it! This week on Embroidery Hub, Willy takes you from START to FINISH of creating a patch. He covers every step from digitizing the patch design with our Chroma software to showing you the final product. So, grab a notebook, pen and cup of coffee cause you’re not going to want to miss one second of this digitizing lesson!
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We know how difficult it is to master digitizing, so this episode is the first in a series of digitizing-focused videos! Because remember, no matter if you’re doing the digitizing or outsourcing it to someone else, you need to understand the basics of how a good design should be digitized.
In this video Willy uses Chroma Luxe to manually digitize a patch. While Chroma offers an auto-digitizing feature that allows you to upload your design and have it digitized with a few clicks of a button, in this video, Willy is going all out and teaching you how to digitize this design manually and without the auto-digitizing feature.
He shows you the best tips, tricks, and tools to use on Chroma Luxe and explains the basics of digitizing. You’ll learn what to look out for and things to consider for different projects. In addition, you’ll have a better understanding of the different kinds of backing and materials you will be embroidering on.
Once the digitizing is complete, Willy tests his patch design using the MT-1501. He then shows you how to make sure your design is perfectly digitized and how to go back to the software to fix common mistakes. In the end, you’ll see side-by-side comparisons of his first design and his edited design.
PLUS, Willy shows you how to adjust your machine speed and tension to make sure you can embroider your patch at 1,000 spm and complete a full production run, so sit back and enjoy this super informative episode of Embroidery Hub! - Jak na to + styl
It can be so difficult to find in depth, yet not overcomplicated, resources like this. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome! Thanks so much for watching!
This is amazing! I've learned so much about the digitizing process from this video. Thank you so much for showing the complete process from beginning to end. It really helps alot
It is our pleasure! If you have any other suggestions, let us know! :)
That is some super clean digitizing! Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
OK, I did follow up today and stitched a patch without the felt. Stitched it directly onto the cut away stabilizer just like Willie did in the video. Turned out just perfect. In fact, there was less push and pull to deal with. So, from now on, all of the patches I do that are totally covered with stitches will be done directly onto the stabilizer. Thanks Willie for saving me lots of money on premium felt!
Great job!
very instructive, I've been dying to know how people create patches from vectors for years, that machine is a beaut thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial! Very thorough.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing this video. I love your creative technique.
Thank you so much!
Love the step by step! Needed this video. Thanks
You're so welcome!
this video was soo informative, and helpful!! great explanation on it, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video, can`t wait to make my own patch!!!
Go for it! Post it on social media and tag us at @ricomahq
Love this video. Very informative. I can’t wait to try out all of these tips
Glad it was helpful!
I love this video! You were very clear.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! Thank you for going in depth about the digitizing part! I'm trying to learn more to bring it in-house!
Glad it was helpful!
great tips, subscribing for sure this makes everything make a lot of sense. thanks!
Thank you for the love! Let us know what else you would like to see :)
This was awesome!
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for this video. I like that you tell what tool you use each time.
We are so glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks brother very detailed you are like a teacher at school
Happy to help!
excellent MR. Willi. You nailed it. thank you for taking the time and explaining the digitizing prosses where a dummy like me could understand. Oh, I just tought about a new title for this episode " DIGITIZING for DUMMIES." lol.
Hi Max, thanks so much for watching. So happy to hear that this was helpful to you. If you have Chroma, you can also check out these tutorials > czcams.com/users/ChromaDigitizingSoftware
Yasss! the tutorial we all were waiting for! Good job Willy.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!!!
Glad you liked it!
That was amazing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I feel like I can do more than simple text now. Thank you!
That's exciting to hear! Thanks for watching!
thank you!!! iwas in the facebook group asking for more digitizing videos😉
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and participating in our group.
I've been struggling to make patches for a while. This is exactly what I needed to start making patches correctly. Thanks for the helpful tutorial Willy!
Glad we could help!
Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Thanks alot!
Our pleasure! We are so happy this video helped!
i like this vidio.. easy to understand. nice sir.. thank u.
You're very welcome!
Good video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video Willy, can you make another patch but this time use the Chroma Inspire software 😉
thanks for the suggestion!
@@ricomatv "the digitizing software that comes with your machine"
Uhh... Willy needs to check himself. Luxe *does not* come with your machine. He's using Luxe features because Luxe is far more functional than Inspire. Sales doesn't mention that it'll cost you and extra $1500 to do what Willy here is doing.
Thank you very much. This has shown me how to digitize a logo that I was asked to embroider. These videos are really helpful
Glad it was helpful!
This was like watching the Science Channels, "How It's Made". Thanks!
😂
Subscribed
Welcome!
Very cool ..
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Very good video and explanation of the details.
I would like to know what the stabilizer for the patches is called (they are the ones that have like glue on the back to then be ironed and placed on the piece you want)
Hi! We used thick cutaway for the patches, and for the ironed on we recommend checking out this video! > czcams.com/video/l-rNHPV-GwI/video.htmlsi=GzTZS67sX3o7myxb
Good video!!! Would you like to show how you set your screen for 6 patches? Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching. Please check out this video: czcams.com/video/4P3D8W5eeqw/video.html
Hello Willie: This is your adopted Mom. I loved your latest video. How did you use the lighter to clean up the circular outside edge and NOT burn the patch or your fingers. Also, how did you go from trim mode to sequence mode in the lower right hand corner?
Hi there! Willy emailed you this response: As long as you’re using a thick stabilizer a lot of thread density and a big enough patch you should have the same outcome. you don’t wanna use any plastic or rubber materials because it could melt and/or shrink you also don’t need a lighter you can use a heat gun but I think that probably could burn so be careful. For the second question, you have to use a stitch tool on the selection box on the left of the screen. then you’ll notice the Trina will appear on the right side of the screen on the sequence area then you can then select the trims you don’t want to delete them. if you want to add a trim on all the different parts of the design you can go to the command box on the top right of the screen and select the end command as a trim.
Thank you so much for this detailed instruction. I was weary about buying this program due to price ,but your video made my decision. :)
Quick question though can this software save as a pes file?
Hi again, yes, you can save as a pes file but we recommend saving as a DST
@@ricomatv Why would you recommend saving as a DST? I've just started learning over the last couple of days and purchased a brother se1900 and it uses PES. Will it also read a DST or would saving it as two files be beneficial?
Am new to Ricoma, my EM1010 to arrive at end of the month. So am watching as many videos as possible before machine arrives. When you did the multiple run, wouldn't it have taken less time to have machine do one color for each patch multiple times? So say the yellow color sun, have the machine stitch each sun for each patch in the run before changing to the next color?
Hi there, so a patch is a single design, and the design is digitized once. The digitized file is one sole patch, and to make multiple in one run you then duplicate the design on your hoop as many times as you want. But each design (patch) will finish itself since it is one file.
So let's say you want one patch, it will embroider all the colors and then stop once the patch is done.
If you want two patches, you set the machine to embroider two of the design, if you want three, you add another. The only way it would go through an do one color for all the patches first, is if you digitize a design that has multiple patches in it.
However, that would mean you would never be able to embroider just one patch, you would have to embroider all the patches you created in your digitized file.
I know it's a little complicated, but once you see how loading the file onto the computer works you'll understand.
Could you perhaps do a Fedora structured moulded hat.
Hi! Great suggestion, we will be sure to pass this down!
Amazing tutorial!! What kind of stabilizer is it?!
Hi! We used thick cutaway (:
Thanks for replying
GOOD
Thanks for watching!
17:48 when talking about the stitch speed you moved something to decrease tension, is there a way to do this on the MT2001?
Hi Beth! Please send an email to service@ricoma.com so they can give you a breakdown on how to do this!
Is there a video on the descriptions and functions of all the tools on Chroma and what it means?
Hi there, check out Chroma's CZcams channel ----> www.youtube.com/@ChromaDigitizingSoftware and you can also sign up for a Chroma class through your customer portal. (:
What kind of stabilizer is being used? And do you not use fabric over stabilizer?
Hi there! We used a thick cutaway for this project!
How about giving the full software to people that purchase your machines instead of the payed demo version? Kind of a crappie feeling to not be able to fully utilize a machine that coast more then my truck because you guys want to get another $1,400 out of us. I'm trying to get started and don't have $1,400 just laying around and I hate the idea of having someone digitize for me. It's like buying a new car but the dealer ship only gave me a quarter of my key and now want me to buy the rest of it or just get an Uber. As a new customer and a beginner in embroidery this is a huge kick to the gut and really sets me back. Please for the sake of your customers just give us the full software with our machines.
Hi there, thanks so much for your comment. Our machines also come with cap attachments, cap driver, starter kit, and unlimited support for the lifetime of your machine. Also, Chroma Inspire has a ton of interesting features, including auto-digitizing software. With Chroma we offer also offer free lifetime training and support and webinars 3x per week. In fact, most people stick with that tier for basic digitizing needs. You can always upgrade down the road as well. If you financed through synchrony you can finance an upgrade. If you upgrade to Plus it has a convert feature which makes everything so much easier. then you can upgrade to Luxe going forward !
I agree as well. They should sell us the Luxe or gives us an option to sell it to us instead of the free tickets to the convention center that we couldn’t attend. I’d prefer luxe than tickets
Hi, how can I get this software? We got the Wilcom Deco Studio when we purchased our Ricoma MT1501. Still don't know how to use it.
shop.ricoma.com
What stabilizer do you use? What company did you buy it from?
We buy our supplies from Joan Fabrics or All stitch!
Hopefully I’m not too late to the game but what stabilizer is that? I need to know!
Hi! You can use any type of cutaway, we used a heavy cutaway for this specific project.
Is there a video to do patches making it with Velcro back?
Hi Kim! We sure do, check it out ---> czcams.com/video/l_n3bWWPpoU/video.html
Im looking to get into embroidery, would like some advice with machines pe600 or pe800 which is better?
Hello, thanks so much for watching. We would recommend a Ricoma. Our embroidery machine packages are the most affordable on the market! We offer the lowest monthly payment options with 0% financing, and the packages come with everything you need to get started like training, support 7 days a week and after hours (for the lifetime of your machine), cap attachments and hoops, software, stands and a starter kit. If you're interested in learning more, click here. --> info.ricoma.com/contact-us/o?Organic%3A%20Ongoing%20promotion&Organic
Could you say what kind of adhesive do you use? thanks.
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. This is a great question to ask in our Facebook support group, Embroidery and Custom Apparel Mastery. This group is meant for all lovers of embroidery with lots of resources and more members discussing topics and helping each other out and learning about Ricoma machines and other brands! We recommend you join this group as we'd love to have you! facebook.com/groups/embroiderymastery
what canvas size would you recommend to draw a design?
Hi there, are you referring to the digitizing software or an actual paint canvas?
Thank you, How long does it take to embroider this Patch in reel time
Hi! It depends on how intricate the design is. For this particular patch around 15 minutes
@ricomatv are you able to do a 3d embroidery patch for me and how much will it cost for a 5 by 6 I will send the pictures
Can you you tell us if the stabilizer is a tear a way? Wondering how you get the patch off of the stabilizer without leaving stabilizer or cutting the threads on the outline? I use a tearaway but it never comes out as clean.
Hi Dona, thanks so much for watching. It's thick cutaway stabilizer. You don't remove the stabilizer with patches. Hope this helps!
@@ricomatv What is the weight of the stabilizer?
How who I trace stitch it on a hat with embroidery machine and also do that software work with any dst machine?
Hi! Check out this video in which we show you how to do this ---> czcams.com/video/wXW8aAz-8ko/video.html
could you link stabilizer? thank you in advance! :)
Hi there, you can some stabilizers that can work with this on Amazon!
Can this patch be washed? Will using just stabilizer keep the patch together or will it disintegrate?
hi there. this patch can certainly be washed. Depending on the stabilizer you use it can disintegrate, such as with water soluble stabilizer. Any fabric or non-water soluble stabilizer used as backing or as the fill of the patch will not disintegrate.
Hi how much this machine is and is it possible to deliver it to Indonesia (Bali)? Will there be any tax cost or is it all-in? This is going to be my first time purchasing things overseas..
Thanks for the information and for your help.
Hi! Please submit a request with the team and a product specialist will reach out ----> ricoma.com/US/contact-us
i wanna know how to put the images in chroma plus software so could digitize it
Hi there check out all our chroma videos on youtube, this one specifically should help: czcams.com/video/USAGa5UUxuc/video.html&ab_channel=ChromaDigitizingSoftware
Where can i buy this kind of stabilizer?
HI there, thanks so much for watching. You can find stabilizer at your local fabric or craft store!
How do you get the patch to adhere to garments or hats?
Hi! Check out this video! ---->czcams.com/video/l-rNHPV-GwI/video.html
I have downloaded some designs from hoopmade. I tried the 3D #BEAST Puff design on a cap but after trying several times I went back in the design and it seems like it was not digitized correctly. The density is set to 0. I was wondering if someone at ricoma could take a look at it and verify for me. Thanks for the video.
You can submit a request with our service team through the link below.
ricoma.com/US/contact-us
Do you have digitising videos on a perla software? I bought a ricoma machine and it came with it but I can't find any videos to follow 😔
Hi! Have you tried reaching out to the distributor regarding this?
@ricomatv Hi . Yes , I have. They are now proposing 3 versions of Chroma that I can get exchange for Inspire,Plus, and Luxe . Which one can I go for ?
I just saw how clean is your patch at the back, you cleaned it up? because my embroidery machine doesn't get them that way, mine gets so many threads loosing
Yes! We cleaned up the edges as well as the back of the patch.
What stabilizer do you use?
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. For patches, we recommend using thick cut away.
How much is ricoma? im using PE Design 10 but its very outdated, trying to upgrade soon.
Hello! Our single-head machines start at $130/month with 0% financing! Our machines come with training, accessories, digitizing software and more! If you are interested in purchasing our machines, please send us your name, phone number and email address so that one of our product specialists can reach out to you! --> info.ricoma.com/contact-us/o?Organic%3A%20Ongoing%20promotion&Organic
Please do us all a favorite and make more videos with Inspire.
Y’all know most beginners only have the basic. Let us makes some money then upgrade.
thanks for the recommendation!
@@ricomatv So how goes this recommendation? Are you going to start helping the small shops figure out the neutered version of the software?
Willy: "Cabin"
Me and my stupid mind: "IT'S A TENT!1!1!11!"
Everyone else: "Who cares"
lol! Some say its the tip of a canoe!
@@ricomatv 👀 *sweating intensifies*
Hey what’s a good way to glue patches to hats?
Here's Willy's advice czcams.com/video/Z-LEeMtX1rM/video.html&ab_channel=RicomaEmbroideryMachines
So when picking the colors for the patch you have to make sure you have those exact colors connected to your ricoma?
Yes, that’d be ideal
@@ricomatv another quick question, when coloring caps in different colors do you just buy a bunch of caps all a base color then embroider over them?
Yep people usually would do that
Ricoma Chroma software is comes with machine?
Hi! If you are located in the US it does come with your machine.
I agree you should make videos with inspire. I watched a lot of videos and all brands use their top of the line products. Some people don't have $2000 to spend.
How powerful is inspire. Can it do what you just did???
Hi there you can see lots of videos of Chroma Inspire on our Chroma CZcams channel: czcams.com/users/ChromaDigitizingSoftwarevideos
I thought of buying your digitizing software but then I saw that it does not support my format which has to be a (JEF, JEF+ or JPX). The mashine I'm using is a Janome Memorycraft 550E. So your software does not support this format right?
HI there, thanks so much for watching. You can save as a JEF file using Chroma. If you are interested in learning more, please fill out our contact us form and a member of our team will be happy to help! ricoma.com/US/contact-us
what you use to heat press this patch ?
hi there, we use our Ricoma heat presses, you can learn more about our products here: ricoma.com/US/product-category/heatpress
How about a video doing a 3d puff patch
Hello! We have added our links with some tutorials that may be able to help.
czcams.com/video/Vj_sWs7HbIo/video.html
czcams.com/video/SxEuC_23rhw/video.html
does your showroom is in delhi?
Hi there to learn about what products are available in your area, click here to be contacted by your local distributor: ricoma.com/us/contact-us
how much would you charge for one of these patches? 14,000 stitches
To help with pricing, check out this video on how to price your embroidery > czcams.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/video.html
becareful in the job bro hehe if you make speed very high machine needle. anyway good aplication embroidery bro, what's this name aplication embroidery? hehe
This was an embroidery design we did using the MT-1501 and digitized by Chroma!
How can I get the software
Hi Alex! You can purchase the Chroma software through here ---> ricoma.com/US/software/chroma.
Dears, can you recommend me a service provider who digitize an individual embroidery pattern and also sew it as a physical pattern for a good price?
Hi Simon. We recommend you looking into Chroma which is our Premier Digitizing Software.
ricoma.com/US/software/chroma
How did you tell it to make 6 duplicates on the setup?
To show how you can make several in one run. Thanks for watching.
Can the software save in .PES format?
Chroma can save in any format, but Ricoma machines only read .DST. Thanks for watching!
what is the difference between 'group' and 'combine'?
Grouping objects does not change the objects at all; it just keeps them together. Combine merges multiple objects into one.
Does this Chroma Luxe only work with Ricoma products or can it be used with other embroidery machines?
It's a standalone software so as long as you export your design in a format compatible with your machine Chroma can digitize your design. Our software exports designs in all the formats you'd possibly need.
Isn't this software just a rebranded floriani total control? It seems to be very similar.
HI there, thanks so much for watching. Chroma is our proprietary digitizing software. You can learn more about it here > ricoma.com/US/software/chroma
Hello sir I need wilcome software for window 10
Hi Salman, we only use Chroma.
How do you do Auto Digitzing?
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. This video will show you how to both auto and manually digitize a file. Hope this helps! czcams.com/video/3E4_dl6cZV0/video.html
Where I can study or take ckases for this. Tell ke on mesenger please
HI Evelyn, thanks so much for watching. We have free video tutorials here > czcams.com/users/ChromaDigitizingSoftware. You can also sign up for free weekly Chroma trainings on your customer portal. Hope this helps!
Sir can you make video. Tatami 3d puff
Thanks for the recommendation!
@@ricomatv pls make a video tatami 3d puff thnks and more.power sir
Can I save as a PES file ?
You can!
That’s not a cabin! It’s a canoe!!! 😎
hmm. you might be right!
no puedo configurar los colores cuando hay mas de 6
Hola! Porfavor manda un correo electronico a nuestro equipo ---->service@ricoma.com
Hi bro
Hi there! Thanks for watching!
What about angel wings in a design
Hi! Can you tell us a bit more on what you are referring to?
anyway i can send you hats and puffy up our hats. our current embroiderer says our art work is too thin to puff up :(
Hi there! We're not able to do that at the moment, however, you can check out our Premier Digitizing Software, Chroma.
ricoma.com/US/software/chroma
Why delete the areas that didn’t come out right instead of fixing them? If you have a client logo you just cant delete parts of the logo just because its more difficult.
Sometimes simplifying logos is the way to go!
I was gonna have a company online make a patch for my logo till i saw the cost of $314... then I thought i could maybe try my luck at doing it myself but it all seems to require fancy machines :/
Hi! Not necessarily, it totally depends on your business model! If you want to only make patches and start off your business, we recommend getting a starter machine.
@ricomatv I must've not explained properly I wanted 1 single patch not trying to get into the patching business, wanted a patch to put on a hat but singles cost a fortune
Really annoying the Inspire edition doesnt have the Steil tool it should be available for everyone
Not everyone needs it so those that do will upgrade to higher tiers for more features. It’s quite common practice.
What happened to the velcro.? Good video otherwise.
Hi Janine! Can you clarify on what you mean?
How to digitize. Step 1: Buy 2000$ software, okay never mind then...
Hi there, Investing in digitizing software for embroidery is worth it for several reasons. With this software, you can easily create and customize embroidery designs to fit your preferences. It automates many tasks, making the embroidery process more efficient, especially for complex designs or large-scale projects. The software also improves the quality of designs by optimizing stitch placement and minimizing thread breaks. It's versatile and compatible with various embroidery machines, and while there's an initial cost, it saves money in the long run by eliminating outsourcing expenses. Overall, digitizing software empowers embroidery businesses to create high-quality designs efficiently, boosting competitiveness.
@@ricomatv my point is that a person that invests 2000$ in digitizing software already know how to embroider.. so all the how to videos (from several channels besides this one) are basically pointless and only made to show off the software. Not to help people. If you wanted to get people into the hobby you would make the software cheaper. It makes no sense for people like me to buy software that is 2.5 times as expensive as the machine (a B70 Deco). For a hobbyist there’s is no “initial cost that is worth it in the long run” because there’s no income or outsourcing. We just stick with inkstitch etc.