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.
258179
I would say it depends. There is definitely enough space, but the material is not extremely thick.
2037708
Not for hand embroidery. Machine embroidery may be okay for small jobs, not enough thread for larger jobs.
1530082
a hoop, embroidery scissors also need to stitch the front to a back that is supplied, you can trim if you like, also need fiberfill to stuff the finishing product.
1348246
This is a kit. It comes in pieces and you will have to put it together and do all the embroidery yourself. Good luck!
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!
1452129
No, the image may only be resized. To edit designs you would need embroidery software .
1720531
I'm not sure about embroidery, they are a little thin and stiff. I heat ironed on little decals, using a towel to keep the heart from melting the apron.
1044330
I'm afraid that the soft fabric will be too flexible to accept and hold the ink. If I remember correctly, patterns that transfer are iron-on, and this requires the pressure of a pen.
1513399
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.
1647912
I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
1367934
Yes, easily. I've done it. This backpack is smaller than the maximum size allowed. You won't have a problem
994441
The bag I received was a canvas material with embroidered face and the map was a stuffed toy. The backpacks people were referring too that contain harmful chemicals were bags with rubbery plastic eyes and mouths. If your backpacks face is embroidered I don't see any issues. I don't however know why your bag was seen using felt.
1296975
There are two screws on back that keeps the backing secure. You might be able to remove them to do the embroidery
1441091
Kam: the backpack material is heavy nylon so if you wanted it to look professionally a commercial sewing machine will be required. And the space is limited that doesn't have design or zippers. The size of the patches are critical also in your endeavor.
241643
Yes it is and they're is a zippered chair back that can be bought so embroidery can be done without taking the stitching out. Velcro used on the side panels. Have a small embroidery company and sell the zippered chair backs for embroidery
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).
1619747
Well, yes, and no. I found these towels great for embroidery! They washed well, no ironing needed!! They took transfer well, and were so long, that I was able to cut a couple in half to use. I thoroughly enjoyed embroidering these, and it seemed to go fast! But these towels aren't vintage in any way, and are a nice crisp white. You could have a lot of fun altering these to look more vintage, so,....enjoy !!!