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I made some patches for our children's group at church. This is how I did it, I used a tear away stabilizer with wonderunder on the bottom of it so it can be ironed onto their sashes. The leaders had used clipart and printed on photo fabric, so I placed it on top and I bought the applique patch shapes from emblibrary. You will have to trim the wonderunder but the stabilizer tears away. They turned out quite nice. I hope you can understand how I did it. Good luck!!!!
5552Floriani Press N Bond
Use this "no sew" bonding material to adhere patches, appliqués and embroideries to most fabrics without stitching!
Press N Bond withstands laundering and dry cleaning and will create a permanent bond between fabric surfaces when heat is applied. NO sewing is required! Adheres to Vinyl, Polyester, Cotton, Polycotton and most other fabrics.
17461Hi littlelambs, I use Emblibrary for help to making some things that I am unsure of. For patch making help scroll down to about 3/4 of this page--look on the left side until you see patches then click on the picture. You will find help there. Good luck--hope this helps you. H&*
16434A Boy Scout leader brought me some pre-made patches to embroider a club name on them. The patches appeared to be cotton duck fabric in kaki color with matching satin stitch around the edge. Once you make a patch from an applique circle the size you need, there is an iron-on fusible backing that you can use, or you can zigzag stitch the patch to an item without any backing. Hope this helps.
Angel
by littlelambs
29 Jun 2011
That is what I was wondering about, i have several applique circles and rectangles :) Thanks!
by anangel
29 Jun 2011
If you are referring to stabilizer, I would use medium to heavy tear-a-way under the duck cotton fabric.
Angel
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