How to Make an Iron-on Patch │ OyeCrafts Hand Embroidery Tutorial

This video is a step-by-step tutorial for making your own hand embroidered, iron-on patch! You’ll need the following materials and tools:
Cotton fabric
Embroidery Floss
Embroidery Needles
Scissors
HeatNBond
Pattern of your choice and a way to transfer it to your fabric (i.e., water soluble pen or stabilizer)
Optional: Embroidery Hoop or Frame
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[@MaryLong]

Your tutorials are so well done and informative. Your work is gorgeous!

[@oyechulo]

Thank you so much!

[@lachelleh8369]

Wow I had no idea patches could be done by hand. This was amazing to watch. You’re very talented. Well done!

[@starlightrai]

Yea it also gives a bit more control when changing directions in a stitch and you can probably use many hand embroidery techniques to make it feel 3d.

[@KageTenshiiRyuu]

Thank you for such a detailed video. I'm working on making a life sized doll of a character and wasn't sure how to do his face. I thought about emrboidering it directly to the doll, but wanted to know also about making his face iron-on. I love the tips that you offer. As a first timer, it's good to know little tricks for keeping things stable and different types of stitches.

[@TheEman301]

I love this series.

[@jessicawicher]

I learned some really useful pointers from this video. It's genius how you work on small details like the hands while using a few threaded needles with different colored floss going back and forth as needed for shading. Thanks a lot!

[@oyechulo]

Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful

[@Daralynn3dayan]

I know this took forever! You’re so good you should make more!!

[@iwondery1725]

You’re really good at this! Thanks for the video, lots of good info.

[@oyechulo]

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful!

[@kairinase]

Very useful tutorial, hope I'll be able to make patches like this, and also other types of embroidery!

[@tarotread9632]

That there's a nice patch! Well done, VERY informative tutorial.

[@erikwolf5898]

This video was great and the patch turned out wonderful! You make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing!

[@krystalannawilliams2653]

Pass

[@asiawilk]

your patches are amazing!

[@samuelruder3117]

I need to add a gyoza patch to my jacket for Cayman❤

[@angelazanga2426]

This is sick, I really want to give it a try 🤩🤩🤩 thank you for the video!

[@KnotSoProGamer]

Flipping top notch. Awesome work

[@Mday2107]

Great video!

[@breadloafley5860]

This is one of the most helpful tutorials ive found! Thank you very much and keep up the great work! :D

[@oyechulo]

Thank you so much!

[@chriskind]

Wow. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing this tutorial!

[@joejunior1974]

I really appreciate the video. Great job. That patch came out perfect! You've inspired me to start my own jacket. Thank you!!

[@oyechulo]

That's awesome! Thank you!

[@helenaelizondo]

Thank you for this video, it was very informative! Your work is amazing:)

[@AbhishekKumar-st4tl]

Viewer from India...🤭Its really amazing..I will surely Follow your video for embroidery

[@bluennit]

This is amazing and u r SO talented! ❤ I need patches for my service dog but they’re expensive and I don’t have a sewing machine, this was SO helpful and the ONLY tutorial I needed!

[@jakescorpion1]

Looks great

[@xSmileLaughGlow]

Really great and informative video! Helped me big time, thanks!

[@danieldasilva1813]

Ur a genius. Definitely recommending this to my art creative friends. Thank u for ur well made video

[@karlsmith4357]

Super helpful thank you

[@patrickrobinson6154]

Awesome 👍🏾 ❤❤❤

[@tranhtheuhangkhoa]

Your video is amazing and so inspiring! Just subscribed to your channel and looking forward to more.

[@oyechulo]

Thanks so much for subbing!!

[@WOLFIExBABYxSAMMIE]

AMAZING!

[@XxXMandz]

Hey I love this video! Is it possible you could Amazon link the iron on interfacing you use before you do the black border please?

[@TheEman301]

Which one is your favorite so far?

[@oyechulo]

I honestly can't choose haha, but this one is definitely in the running

[@krystalannawilliams2653]

@@oyechulo yea thus video is good

[@Andalousymehdi]

tahnks for the video hop see moor tuto ☺🙏👏👏

[@krystalannawilliams2653]

Cu

[@dracoeventures6273]

Bro Yu goat

[@neonblizzard8110]

Brilliant video thank you! Just a quick question - if i were to draw directly onto the sticky stabiliser, can i use a fine black pen or should i just a pencil? Does that cause problems of ink running when it comes to washing the stabiliser out? Thanks a lot

[@thrice42]

Thanks for all the info, I just started teaching myself embroidery by tracing the logos of my favorite bands. I was thinking of stitching them onto my jacket once they're done so that they can be removed if I ever want to rearrange. Could I glue a piece of fabric or something to the back of the patch instead of adhesive paper to keep it secure?

[@oyechulo]

You're welcome! I normally finish off the back of my embroideries with mod podge if I don't include an iron on backing, and I'm sure adding fabric would work well too

[@jessicamcdonald3494]

Great video! I was just wondering what brand of wash away stabilizer you used.

[@oyechulo]

Thank you! The brand I normally use is Sulky

[@Chrisraden79]

What type of stitch do you use in the big spaces like her skin

[@sleep-escapeyourmind8759]

You are amazing!!!! I have never done this before. I wanted to try and see if I can do it, but I am not good at drawing. Any ideas for someone who has never done this before? How do you get the drawing if you can draw to save your life? :)

[@brandibucko]

I think they maybe be tracing and/or printing the patterns. 🙂

[@oyechulo]

Thank you so much! You can absolutely trace whatever you'd like to embroider, that's how I got started. Now I like to use water soluble stabilizer because I can print right on the stabilizer and add that to the fabric.

[@sixxspirits]

Can you do a patch with Velcro ? (No machine sew)

[@oyechulo]

Great idea! I can definitely make a video on this

[@sixxspirits]

@@oyechulo thank you !!

[@Shapchiki]

Dorohedoro

[@georginaguardado13]

How many strands of floss do u use? My patches NEVER LOOK this amazing!!!! I use 6 strands

[@oyechulo]

Thank you! I normally use 2 strands, but will go with 1 for finer details

[@laurenrenouf5728]

Where do you get the transfer paper ??

[@oyechulo]

I usually buy it on Amazon, the brand I use is Sulky

[@alh2034]

Do you sell any of these?

[@oyechulo]

I sell mostly original designs on my Etsy (link in description) but will open up patch commissions again sometime in late Spring