Is the material on the front of this backpack sufficient for custom embroidery?
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I don't know very much about embroidery, but the fabric is your basic canvas with some coating material so I would think that it would be okay for hand embroidery, but might not be sturdy enough for machine embroidery. The dimensions were a little smaller than I anticipated, so designs would have to be fairly small.
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I would say it depends. There is definitely enough space, but the material is not extremely thick.
645795
Yes, but it is lightweight like a cheesecloth for the backing. I had no problems stitching with a larger needle and stitch length.
395700
You have a couple of options. If you have editing software, you can design a file with the full word and import it. If it's a fairly small word, you can use the preinstalled text editor (NOT the monogram) and type words. It's not an awesome machine for things like embroidering names on jerseys, because it's hard to get the alignment right, but it can be done. There are accessories you can buy that give you a larger field, but your embroidery field stays the same--you can just continue the word without having to re frame your fabric. Hope this helps!
562425
I would agree with VS, be cautious when working with embroidered fabric, otherwise I think you'll be happy to use it on many garments. Larry
2191101
I am not sure but it goes on in a pretty typical way, so if your machine has a pretty typical needle "set up" I think it will be fine. It interchanges easily on my machine (not an embroidery machine).
1552983
Trisha, Buttonholes can not be done on this machine. This is an Embroidery Only machine. Thank you,
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It is fabric so in a word, no. It is very durable for holding metal tools but chisels would cut through it after time. I would suggest leather or capping the ends of the chisels to protect them and the bag.
1367934
Yes, easily. I've done it. This backpack is smaller than the maximum size allowed. You won't have a problem
462527
It could be embroidered. Although it is one piece with a loop at either end to fit the back post.
565315
It's not the best padding but I made mine by sewing some fabric an batting together. With that its perfect for my camera equipment.
1286920
Maybe if very thin. I know the thick glittery paper doesn't fit. Also if embroidered would need to be stiff enough to push in.
1119820
Hi there. I took a good look at the front and back and it looks like you can do this. There are two rows of stitching for each section and the threads are fairly thin - you will need to use a seam cutter (sewing item). It does look as if you can remove them and create one large section. Note - there is a zipper for both sections and the bottom one is close to where the section starts - does not look like it would interfere with your trying to make this a one section bag - just don't open the bottom zipper.Regards
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You could always try. The backs are made of tough-seeming plastic, which I believe could probably hold a stitch. If it doesn't hold for forever, it should hold for a long time I'm guessing. And there are a lot in this package, so you could always sew new ones on. I'd say to go for it if you can't find what you're actually looking for.
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It's embroidered on, even/ added to that section, looks nice though. Pardon for the delayed answer, I was away for a few days. Good Luck!
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Should be good for that. The material is pretty strong, it's the zippers and straps that can't support a lot of weight / pull.
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I know a little about embroidery. I would suggest buying a set and trying it, because they are very sturdy. And, if they don't work for embroidery, they are PERFECT for drying dishes. They are a fantastic product!
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I have not had a problem using my machine for that type of fabric. I did small projects though. I would say so long as you are using the right thread, needle and tension you should be ok.