my patch making process
this is my patch making process (when i use stencils) i also uploaded this on tik tok, and if you want more videos i’d rec checking my tik tok out i’ve been trying to post more
If you're new to patch making, one of the best things I've found is starting with simple stencil designs. Using stencils helps create clean, repeatable shapes and patterns that can be ironed or sewn onto fabric easily. When designing your own patch, pick durable fabric as your base and use quality fabric paint or embroidery threads for the details to ensure your patches last. After cutting out your patch, backing it with iron-on adhesive makes application quick and secure. When ironing your patch, remember to use a firm press, hold the iron steady for about 30 seconds, and let the patch cool before handling to improve adhesion. Sewing around the edges afterward can add extra durability. For beginners, practicing on scrap fabric first helps build confidence. Also, experimenting with different stencil styles and mixing sewing with iron-on methods allows for personalized creativity. Don't worry about minor imperfections—they add a unique touch and character to your patchwork. Remember to check online tutorials and communities for inspiration and detailed techniques. Sharing your progress, like I do on TikTok, can connect you with others and provide helpful feedback to refine your patch-making skills.
