What is the best way to affix the jersey to the backing?
2005056
This frame is setup with a hanger for the jersey so you don't need any additional mounting materials.
2005057
Not sure what you are looking to do. There is a bar that goes across near the top. You hang the shirt/jersey on that bar and then carefully drape the sleeves to how you would like them to look.
2005058
You won't be able to pin it as the backing is a hard surface with felt finish. This display has a hanger/rod that you can fit a jersey on. I added a cardboard insert I fit to the jersey and tightened with pins so it displays flat and with no wrinkles.
2005059
You Hang the Jersey on the hanging bar supplied. If you want you can add straight pins to keep the sleeves and sides draped as you like. The pins will be hidden between the Jersey and the backing.
1866772
I did not try to use a pin, but the backing is a sticky felt product that held our jersey in place. If a pin would not work, I would try velcro.
1613
Not sure what you mean. You could use a straight pin by weaving it in and out, but not stick it into the back board. Might not be to strong. I used Velcro to hold the shirt in place and also pictures. It works great and looks great. Hope I helped
2222898
Sure here is a link for the black form: http://www.amazon.com/Womens-Jersey-Dressmaker-Mannequin-Black/dp/B003F1HXF6
1975709
I cut a piece bigger than my design and lightly iron it on the back. I then mark the cross lines on the back and hoop a piece of tear away and draw line on it and then match the two up and pin in the corners. I then baste the design when I get it to my machine and use light water soluable on the top if it is a knit.
619801
Very Easy! The case has a rod to hang the jersey on and the are hangers on the case itself. It could also be screwed to a wall directly through the back of the case.
768148
It has been a while since we ordered ours - I recall that you had to request the "C". I can say that after I made the purchase, I found the jersey for about half the price from another seller - :(
1764108
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!
2051158
Use fishing line not floss. If it's a back emblem it's more complex and YouTube is the best way to go for the answer.
2219940
You can, but it won't look so good with the magnet sticking out on the front side. These ones are strong by the way so best to keep metal away from your jersey if you manage it.
997253
I had the same problem after a few years. If you're handy and don't mind putting some effort into it you can scrape off the Velcro (and most if the adhesive )from the metal. Go to Home Depot or other hardware store with a sample of the piece you ripped off and you can find a close enough match that has a sticky backing. Cut it to size and stick it on. Good as new.... Sort of.
2049591
If you mean putting it on the "printed" side... don't. Peel & Stick is a solid white color, you do not want to cover the printed side. I purchased 2 pieces of 1/4 inch thick construction boards and an 1/2 inch to 1 inch bigger than the finished puzzle slide the puzzle onto one board cover with the other board and then "flipped" it. Peel & stick to back of puzzle as close to the edges as you can, the next piece I would overlap by 1/4 inch, I then used a metal pancake spatula and pressed it down pretty hard and it works beautifully!
1268711
use a nice piece of 1 X 4 or smaller and stain or paint it and attach it to the bar letting it stick out enough to cover the unfinished edges. This is what I did and looks nice.
1434743
I've been hand embroidering for almost 60 years, and I've never used a stabilizer as a backing. There is a foam board that sticks to the back of your design. I would advise using that, it also helps when you frame it. Check with a store that sells hand embroidery items and ask them. They could show you products that are up to date, and used for that purpose. This product is for machine embroidery, an entirely different procedure.
1699838
there is a hanger inside. I just used that, flipped the arms to the front and then straightened the corners of the jersey with pins tucked into the fabric.
2264602
Honeslty, I'm not sure. My jersey looked good at first but slowly the beading fell off so I would not use it again for more than a one time event.
91895
I would use formica or rubber glue adhesive, make sure you roll it on the corners good because that is where it is going to start lifting first. Make sure you have a roller and roll from center to edge. You might want to put a clear coat on it after you done to prevent it from drying out and curling.