Here are some recent ones supplied
and Gold Wire ones
Here are some recent ones supplied
and Gold Wire ones
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very nice one, are they done in house ??
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they are really nice well done :)
how did you make them?
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Those are some nice edges on the patches in the top picture. Merrow or overlocker?
I said supplied - not made by me - I have no room for machines as I only have a small garage! I wish I did as we are constantly asked for reasonably priced t-shirts, caps etc but farm it all out as we are snowed under with all the prints and other stuff!
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hence why i asked the question, still nice all the same, i am just about to start using someone in west wales after meeting them at trade only show
[h=A dictionary is the only place where success comes before work]5[/h]Laura
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You are right to outsource embroidery, as the noise created by embroidery machines on the go all the while, certainly wouldn't endear you to any neighbours. I was at a trade show once when they started up a multi head machine and the clatter from it was horrendous.
That's why we haven't got anyOriginally Posted by DREAMGLASS
. Also helps when Chris is working on one of the cars, current one only has half a exhaust fitted, sounds excellent
Sharon
my embroidery machine is really quiet lol
although its not a multi head one and annoyingly can only embroider a max of 4" but hey we all start somewhere, it does the job i want it to :)
it way quieter than my other normal sewing machine i had
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Can anyone embroider badges with nice edges as I might have some work?
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