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Embroidery => General Embroidery => Topic started by: cleveprint on December 19, 2016, 10:41:56 AM
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Getting a ton of requests for woven labels sewn to knit caps/baseball caps. They are presenting a challenge when embroidering them to the cap though. Its just a tiny run stitch that seems to be in style, but the suckers move around a bunch when on the machine. Any tips? Maybe just a good spray adhesive on the back of them to hold them down? Im sure someone has a better idea than we do! Ive attached a pic of what Im talking about.
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take them to a alterations shop. We had them sew on some and it was less than a $1 a piece.
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thats a simple answer for sure. I'm going to run down the street and ask someone now.
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Yeah we do most all of those on our hand machines
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One dollar seems a bit steep to me unless it is small quantities. I should
think 72+ pieces should be $0.50 - $0.75. Another idea, if you have embroidery,
is to stitch them on like an applique.
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These were also caps with a patch on the front..they weren't heat seal.
It was a tougher thing than those.
Honestly, $1 isn't bad. How long would you think they take to do? I doubt you could do more than 25 an hour.
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These were also caps with a patch on the front..they weren't heat seal.
It was a tougher thing than those.
Honestly, $1 isn't bad. How long would you think they take to do? I doubt you could do more than 25 an hour.
My label gal does over 75-100 pieces an hour $0.70 ea
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I could do 100 an hour easily with our 12 head Tajima.