Full Neck Collar Embroidery

In this video, I give you an over view on how I set up a sweater for a full neck collar embroidery. Any questions leave it down below. Thanks for stopping by.
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[@RickeyDen]

That was a great tip on setting the design up to sew "center out" . Thanks for sharing.

[@RomeroThreads]

Thank you!

[@cmaclin1]

Great ideas! Thank you for sharing your process.

[@RomeroThreads]

Thanks for watching!

[@aceboogie959]

Liked before seen. Because Romero is always delivering great tutorials

[@therealmegabros]

Beautiful. Thanks so much for these videos. I'm fairly new to the game, you are definitely a blessing✌

[@UNBIASEDLLC]

Nice. I will have to try this. Thanks for sharing

[@Yomomma1375]

That’s dope. I love it. Downloading this video so I can practice. Thanks

[@youngstersclothing]

Awesome insight 🤙🏽

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks looks great

[@saltygravy6928]

That came out really good. I like the way you set things up to get perfect placement.

[@RomeroThreads]

Thanks! Yea, thats really the tedious part of the whole production, is getting all the measurements nice and dialed in.

[@Lillian.M.]

I wish it was that easy, and the results were perfect when I do it. I need to practice so much more. Thank you as always for the great informative video.

[@RomeroThreads]

Very true, it is very tedious and one little mistake throws everything off. Practice does make perfect and after a couple of rounds and trial and error, you should be good. Thank you for the comment.

[@UNBIASEDLLC]

Awesome video King. Thanks. I will have to try this one.

[@RomeroThreads]

Nice, let me know how it comes out when you try it.

[@shereneecollection]

Awesome, nice job. You do smart at this.

[@RomeroThreads]

Thank you!

[@johndoeee888]

itll be nice if Ricoma includes a camera above the needle so you can see the image in that area before you embroider.

[@dunia8956]

Hola, hay alguna otra manera de hacer las lineas de referencia( otro programa que se pueda utilizar)?

[@fayedee8080]

cutaway stays in the shirts in a square around the actual image/text?

[@francesjohnson9195]

Are there printed steps on how to do this in Hatch?

[@mickeymesser9699]

What font did you use, please?

[@FunkuBaa]

Buddy please show process of removal of back film also

[@RomeroThreads]

That was just cut away. I cut it with scissors around the design. Its not film.

[@DevinDiaz8]

What tear away and cut away rolls do you buy? I’ve seen it in several of your videos but I don’t see anything in your description mention what brand it is or get it from?

[@RomeroThreads]

The rolls I got from United Threads. I don't think they make the exact one that ive been using any more. The one in my video is a 2.5 oz smooth H/V. Im buying a new stack of rolls from either Gunold or Allstitch this week, I'll let you know what I got and what I think.

[@K9Stryker]

How did you get the artwork from Illustrator into Wilcom? Was there a shortcut you used or did you copy/paste, screen cap or something else? I know with Corel Paint/Draw there's a button to import/export between Corel and Wilcom but I don't see one in Illustrator. Thanks!

[@RomeroThreads]

I save it and export it as a jpeg and bring it into Wilcom.

[@RomeroThreads]

I save it and export it as a jpeg and bring it into Wilcom.

[@Kosherave]

Great video! What kind of backing/stabilizer did you use?

[@RomeroThreads]

2.5 oz Cutaway

[@karenkrebs6253]

Do you have to do the steps to create the arch each time you do a shirt?

[@liluzileaks8869]

You can make one for different sizes of shirt and different style of neck collars

[@kaylacheng4349]

Do you need to take pictures of the sweatshirt every single time before stitching? Or I can reuse the picture? Thanks!

[@RomeroThreads]

If you want to get it prefect around the neck evenly spaced I would take a new picture. These sweaters are very inconsistence on the shape that some designs may look off balanced.

[@desireme03]

Since you place your sweater on the machine backwards do you also have to flip your design?

[@RomeroThreads]

Yes, flip the design.

[@bobbyfreebandz1732]

Can you do this ON the collar as well?

[@RomeroThreads]

You could as long as you can lay it flat and hoop it.

[@sandycuozzo953]

? What ruler are you using where can I order it?

[@RomeroThreads]

You can get it here: Graphic Alignment System with Tee Square It! shrsl.com/3boup

[@sandycuozzo953]

@@RomeroThreads Thank you for getting back to me do I have to buy the whole set or can I just buy the one ruler that you show that’s really all I’m interested in don’t see it separate on the website

[@RomeroThreads]

It comes as a whole set. I also use mostly the straight ruler, but the T square comes handy every now and then.

[@BaTanGubat]

Mr. Romero, I hope you notice. I have been blessed by my mom with a chinese brand (yonthin) flat embroidery machine, do you have experience with those kinds of machines?

[@RomeroThreads]

Embroidery machines all have the same concept. Learn the control panel and maybe download the manual online. Ive never worked with that brand machine.

[@debbiecochrane8787]

What size hoop

[@RomeroThreads]

Im using a 8x13 mighty hoop.