How To Do 3D Embossed Embroidery

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

Here is the stitch file for you to download cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0079/7219/2323/files/LifeisaJourney.dst?v=1732549645

[@tammyling7216]

Great technique! Thanks for the video. I would actually switch the layers of backing around so the tear away wouldn't be trapped inside of the shear iron on.

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

Yes, you could switch them and that would allow you to remove all of the tear away. Be sure to use a nice soft tear away as it may be worn directly next to the skin.

[@6r4metroman]

Thank you for this, I like the idea of an embossed design. It may have been easier to put the hoop on the arms and then place the sweat shirt into position...

[@darygal64]

Can’t wait to try this… just one question, can you use any appliqué font to create this look?

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

Because this is a different process, you would need to digitize specifically for this technique. You may be able to use some designs digitized for 3D foam and then add the final outer running stitches to “emboss” the designs on the garment. You might not achieve the fat letters seen in this technique.

[@shawnelmichellecalloway664]

I would like to learn how to so that. Do you offer videos that explain all the materials and machines needed?

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

The products we used are in the details. Check them out there!

[@lisadaws6191]

When designing the embroidery file, do you put the final tack down stitch directly over the center of the thin satin stitch that was used on the foam or should it be just to the outside of that satin stitch?

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

We put the final tack-down stitches just on the outside of the 3D satin stitches.

[@AllStitchEmbroiderySupplies]

Here is the stitch file for you to download cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0079/7219/2323/files/LifeisaJourney.dst?v=1732549645