Patch Digitizing
$10.00 – $25.00
Patch embroidery digitizing services
If you are looking for custom-built patches for apparel, decor, and sports, emdigitizer has everything you need in one place. We offer all types of PVC, woven, partially, and fully embroidered patches and our prices fit your budget. Say hello to creativity and feel free to outsource your patchwork from us. We take pride in offering you good results for all embroidery and digitizing applications with a speedy turnaround. Let’s explore more about our patch embroidery digitizing services.
Patch digitizing
When starting embroidery, most people often look to outsource the digitizing part to someone else. It is because if the design is not digitized properly, it is difficult to embroider as well. Emdigitizer has an expert team of digitizers, who use quality software equipped with all the tools needed to make the patch design. They know which stabilizer works with your patch and fabric. So, they carefully consider every parameter like stitches, angles, density, color, fill, etc to give you the best result beyond expectation. If you also want your patch to get digitized from us without going out of your wallet, follow these steps.
- Email us the information on your patch design, including the intended size, color, shape, and file format that is compatible with your machine. We can also add lettering and text to the patch on your demand.
- We then forwarded your information to our skilled digitizers. They assess your design and then use high-end software to bring it out by the directions.
- Our standard delivery time is 12 hours, however, we also accept urgent orders with a delivery time of less than four hours.
Our charges:
We charge from $10 to $25 for simple or elaborate patch designs of any kind. We can also tailor each patch in a variety of sizes and shapes.
Following are the samples of our recently digitized patch designs:
Patch embroidery
Embroidering patch is a fun and creative way to add a new look to old clothes and accessories. They are embroidered to make a fashion piece or to recover the worn areas on your jeans and bags. When you have extra supplies in your workplace, the patch is probably the best solution that is created by productively using these supplies. Patch embroidery is just like regular embroidery done with needle, thread backing, and fabric but these supplies are part of scraps that we recycle. The traditional way of embroidering a patch is just to set up your fabric, and backing, hoop it, decide the placement of stitches, leave it to the machine and that’s it. So, if you get an order for embroidering and digitizing patches, you must have the following details of your customer’s designs.
Size and shape of the patch: You can ask for any shape and size such as standard square, rounded, rectangular closed, etc. This choice is also associated with how you price your patchwork.
Patch border: You can offer different options to choose to your clients when embroidering a patch border with an embroidery machine. You can select a regular satin stitch, or decorative border stitch, especially for Merril patches. This marrow border charges you a little bit high but gives your patch a new look. Whatever you choose, keep the stitch count minimum.
Base material for making patches: It is important to go with the right fabric when creating embroidered patches. Polyester, felt or poly twill fabric are among the best options for patchwork and keep all stitches in place.
Tip: Keep neatness in the embroidering patch
People use various tools to give the patch a neat finish after embroidering it. You can use traditional scissors, a hot knife, or even a laser to save time while finely cutting off the edges of the patches to prevent fraying.
How to embroider patches on an Embroidery Machine?
For your convenience, we will share an embroidering patch tutorial with you. This is a pretty simple procedure that requires minimal supplies as well.
Required material:
- Base fabric (twill)
- Cutaway stabilizer
- 505 temporary Adhesive
- Mighty hoop (10 by 19 for larger materials)
- Teflon sheet
- Embroidery machine
Step 01:
First, add some 505 adhesive spray on top of the cutaway stabilizer. This spray doesn’t get all over the place. Hold your fabric firmly and nicely and set up your hoop.
Step 02:
Take a big tab of the mighty hoop and place your fabric over the hoop. Make sure to keep it in the center. Now put the small side of the hoop in a way that is facing away from the larger side. Lock down the hoop carefully and take it into the machine.
Step 03:
Now we are on the embroidery machine, and the hoop is wide enough to cover our design. Push the start on the machine and go to trace the design.
We stitch this patch with almost 190 stitches and it takes 4 to 5 hours to complete.
Once done, take the hoop off the machine. You can see the clarity in detail in these patches.
Step 04:
Now we are going to add a cutaway twill base for these patches. You have two options for backing, cutaway and tear away and their choice depends on personal preference.
For example, if you want your patch to be more stable and thick, using a cut-away stabilizer is a good option. Take a soft fabric to act as a pillow for your stitches to be set properly. And prepare it for the heat press.
Step 05:
First heat press the fabric for about 5 seconds to warm it up.
Now add a shiny side of cutaway over the fabric and a Teflon sheet for protecting equipment.
Now push it again and set 10 sec for heat pressing the material.
Step 06:
Once done, cut the patch design into its shape.
If you are not sure about fine-cutting the design, you can stitch an outline around the patch with thread that helps cut the exact shape.
Step 07:
It’s time to add that patch to the targeted material.Here, I will choose a polo shirt. So, take a hot Knife that is available on Amazon as well and cut the leftover fabric around the edges without any fraying.
Step 08:
Warm up the shirt for a few seconds and place the patch in the center of the polo shirt. You can use any tool to make sure your patch is in the center.
You can use a soft pillow below the center point to add stability to the patch. Now add a Teflon sheet over them and push in the heat press. Your patch is locked under it.
Now it completely adheres to the shirt. Remove it from the heat press and it cools down within a couple of hours. Take the shirt rest for at least 1 day for better results.
Check the shirt, it is ready to be used for all sports activities like football or soccer. This is how you can easily embroider and add patches to desired garments.
Frequently Asked Question
What type of patch design do you offer?
We offer all types of PVC, woven, partially, and fully embroidered patches and our prices fit your budget.
How much do you charge for digitized patch services?
We charge from $10 to $25 for simple or elaborate patch designs for any kind such as clothing, decor, or commercial use.
What is your turnaround time?
Our standard delivery time is 12 hours, however, we also accept urgent orders with a delivery time of less than four hours.
How can I avail your embroidery digitizing services?
Email us the information on your patch design and instructions about how you want to tailor your patch. We send it to our designer, who will further work on it and we send it back to you in your desired format. You can also preview your design before it gets finalized.
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Beth –
I’ve always gotten great service, and speedy returns. And I always appreciate the extra effort the digitizers go to, to make sure we’re happy with the design. I’ve used them for years, and they remain my go-to vendor for Digitization 🙂
Kelley –
I have worked with this company and this will be the only company for life i will you the staff is extremely helpful and friendly im new to Patch embroidery and they answered all of my questions and i had alot of them this company treats you like family I highly recommend them
Paige –
As a business owner, I prefer the quality of quantity, but sometimes I can’t keep up with the demand when I do everything myself. And finding a business I trust to manually digitize some orders for me was hard, but I found it with Zdigitizing. The prices are unbeatable for the quality you get. they even do any necessary edits till you are happy. 10/10 would recommend it. the reason for the 4 stars out of 5 is simply because super complex images are a lil harder to come out the way you want, but TTT is still not bad.
Maryann –
I needed a design digitized for a customer and stumbled onto EMdigitizer. I wasn’t sure what they were all about because I found them on the web, but man, was I pleased! They were quick to respond, and I had a digitized design back to me in less than 24 hours at a super reasonable price. I know where I’m going with future digitizing needs ????
reinaldoannois1 –
I love how the embroidery looks!!! I can’t wait to put on my son’s race suit!!! It was quick and very effective especially the custom service. I highly recommend.