How To Remove An Embroidery Design From A Garment or Fabric

How To Remove An Embroidery Design From A Garment or Fabric. In this video, I'll show you how to easily remove an embroidery design from a garment of fabric using a standard razor. For more sewing inspiration visit Let's Learn To Sew on:
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[@sin-mtz1510]

Thank youu! I thrifted a vintage jacket that had someone’s initials on it, which I usually dont mind, but these initials just happen to be BJ 💀 I wanted to remove that asap lol

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I don't blame you for removing it.

[@coachdelgado2164]

😂😂😂😂

[@fantasticvoyage262]

I wish my initials were BJ.

[@j.r.6670]

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[@LUZZI.E.U]

Lmao broo same I found a Carhartt jacket but it had big logos 💀 and same I don't mind to logos but THEY WERE SO BIG 😭like oh nahh

[@stevepierce9152]

KZbin has everything!!!! I spent $70 on 2 sets of scrubs and a scrub jacket; the tops all had the job monogram on it. Well, the job didn't work out and I was going to take them to the seamstress in the neighborhood to see if she could get the monogram off. Well, found this video, worked perfectly!

[@idontcare1481]

I love KZbin for that reason. Did you put your own monogram on? It’s been 7 months so I guess you got it taken care of by now. I could put a new one on for you for free if you don’t have a machine. I live on the east coast 🇺🇸

[@sierra6963]

Doing the same 😂

[@ltridge504]

Thank you for being straight to the task at hand. I hate when people give their whole life story on tutorial videos.

[@lucyphillips2217]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!! It gave me confidence to remove a logo from a sweatshirt, and following your method worked perfectly!

[@christinepeek1126]

You are a lifesaver! We just removed an embroidery from a bag. Thank you so much for this video!

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Glad I could help!

[@maerockwell4431]

Thank you! You just saved me hours of work with the way I was trying it. With this method I was all done in about 20 minutes....

[@fionamaree6576]

Thank you ! I successfully got embroidery off some scrubs very easy. Thanks for this awesome video.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm glad it was helpful! I used it to remove embroidery from my PCT scrub jacket last week. Hopefully, I won't need to do it once I start my RN position.

[@enriquevillavicencio9545]

Thank you! I was able to do it without any issue . The razor is a must !!!

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm glad it worked for you!

[@jackcollazo]

Nice video. I've just gotten rid of a couple of patches on a nice looking, warm jacket from a paratransit company. Now, it looks like a nice looking, warm, regular jacket. Thanks for the idea in this video!

[@petersilecchio4417]

So Helpful. Thank You for Posting.

[@foundwanting1]

Thank you so much for the video, my removal process was as easy. As you made it.

[@happypetter2009]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@JoshRay405]

This is extremely helpful as I have a few polo shirts from my former employer that I can wear but have their logo embroidered on.

[@lindajohannesen6035]

Thank you so much, this was so helpful! I wish I would have found you before I ruined so many pieces of clothing...

[@MrThomasLogan]

Thank you for creating this!

[@philurbanski]

This was very helpful! Thanks!

[@rajeshnanda8096]

Thanks. I did remove it from my new jacket. I just followed your technique.

[@theresaprabucki9205]

Thank you SO much for this video! It really helped me out today.

[@Veryberryrosie]

Yay, great video. Thanks.

[@scarredangelstudios4943]

What about when it has a piece of cloth between the back of the embroidery and the inside of shirt itself? I have some really nice/expensive scrubs from an old job and I really want to get their logo out without ruining the top. But the embroidery has this cut out piece of white cloth. I’m no seamstress so I don’t know what it’s called. Anything to save these scrubs haha

[@atenrok]

This is awesome. Lifesaver. Now I'll be able to buy all those things I liked, but avoided before because of the dumb embroidery... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tonyamikhalych6197]

Thank you for this video you have helped me so much!

[@mesharialghamdi3005]

This is perfect, doing it to a work jacket too.

[@ttmn14]

That is exactly what I am doing as well, I don't want to be reminded of my work but really like the sweater jacket I received

[@harinderkaur4990]

Thankss it works PERFECTLY

[@jamesprovost2602]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@deborahhumphrey1359]

Thank you for posting this

[@mish_the_quiche]

Very helpful thank you! I figured out that this also works on embroidery designs where the satin stitching is on both sides (e.g. you can’t see the bobbin stitching but a razor still works just fine to cut up all the satin stitching on the back) Also if you working with average shirt or thinner fabric, be very careful with the razor bc it’s easier than you think to cut a hole in the fabric. Learned this the hard way even though I thought I was being careful 😅

[@prutlin]

Thank you for doing this video

[@joanna54787]

Awesome, just wished it was zoomed in a bit.

[@FloreFleur]

Thank you so much for this video😘😘😘😘

[@pogmanshelb3200]

thank you very nice

[@Motherpat5]

This is just what I was looking for I have some shirts from my former job, I really liked and didn’t want to throw Them away. Also is there away to just get a new patch with designs and just cover the old embroidery?

[@murilocoelhopa]

It would depend on the size of the embroidery you want to cover, if it's about the same size of the new one, it would be too thich and would show. Otherwise, if it is a very small embroidery you want to cover with a bigger one, you could use a patch - a pre made embroidery that you could just "glue" (usually they're heat activated) or sew above it. If you want to embroider directly above the fabric, it would be better to take off the old embroidery.

[@suhxn]

thanks for this!

[@christopherwahmhoff9348]

thank you for making this

[@creativefood1295]

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[@EricSNeitzel]

This is so helpful!!

[@motivationalnucle6407]

Thanks helpful video

[@chasityj.4130]

Thanks!

[@arpitabanerjee9433]

Thankyou for this😊

[@NickRacco]

Again Thanks for the video was able to resource a really nice jacket !!!

[@axariao9411]

Wanna sleep up the process? Drop the razor, get a cheap 1$ cuticle trimmer you use on your nails!!! Sails RIGHT through all the bobbin stickers on the backside. 😎👉👉

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks

[@Michael-dp4fo]

Nice how long did that take?

[@ryanoconnell1647]

Thanks for this! Would this same process work on an NBA jersey made of a 100% polyester mesh body?

[@frankletizia7835]

I bought a lint remover . Electric Hairball Trimmer . This help out at all ? Instead of using tweezers . I have lot of shirts and jacks like to do this to. Will dry cleaners do this type of work? Nice job. Thank you

[@Lawrence.linton.56]

Awesome Ness 💖💯

[@cristianvasquez7314]

Thank you so much it worked

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm glad! Thanks for watching

[@creativefood1295]

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[@kennylo7034]

wow awesome

[@medummies]

Hi I have a safari type vest with an embroidery on it and to me it doesn’t look good. Do you think the holes will disappear?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

If any small holes are left behind, they usually shrink away after several washes.

[@kevinhartwyk7317]

I have removed embroidered #'s from my sons soccer pants and I can still see the pattern of the number post removal, is there a way to remove this? it has already been washed 2xs and is still visible..TIA

[@9yearsols7191]

Would it matter if the material was a sateen like Starter jacket ? Would that make the holes easier to see?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, some fabrics like sateen are more likely to snag or leave stitch holes behind.

[@debrasmith915]

Thanks

[@Jess-vk6mp]

I got this really nice rain jacket from work that’s like a waterproof polyester type material. Eventually when I quit this job I still want to wear this jacket since I get to keep it but I really hate the big ugly (like slightly larger than the diameter of a golf ball) solid embroidered logo. I’m worried that with the material, that if I remove the embroidery it will cause the jacket to be full of holes in that area since it’s such a dense embroidery design. Do you think that kind of material would do that? My other thought is maybe getting some black fabric dye and dying over the embroidery to try to hide it best I can since it’s a white and lime green design.

[@liweiyuan9022]

I don't have a razer at hand. So I used a sharp knife to carefully cut the threads on its back, so reach the same effect. Then pull the thread at front side. The difficult one was the small characters. But anyways, used your idea and done the job. Thanks.

[@tiffanywellman8917]

The backside of my embroidered shirt has a mesh like ironed on patch over the embroidery. Any way to easily break through this?

[@zaubaschnutemajestat7796]

Do this also work with removing tommy hilfiger Brand Logo?

[@EileenNestman]

Will be doing this on baby Pajamas that I want to be plain.👶🏻😁 thank you.

[@darktoadone5068]

I have a very nice older Harley heavy jacket made from cowhide my dad gave me and it has a faded out old harley patch on the rear of the jacket and unfortunately it's not sewn like your patches are, it didn't go through the lining so I can't do the procedure like you did. It's looks like the only way to remove it would be to do it on the leather. Do you know if there's a way to do it without damaging the leather to bad? I know it may leave some tiny holes but I have some leather filler that can go in the spots and we can use some black dye on it.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

They probably removed the lining when they put the patch on, or it was sewn on before the lining. I would be worried about damaging the leather. I'd try taking it to a shoe repair shop because they usually also do leatherwork. Most shops will at least tell you if it can be done and give you an estimate.

[@darktoadone5068]

@@LetsLearnToSew What is a short repair shop?

[@spa8537]

I don’t have a seam ripper does someone know what object can replace it ?

[@melissagarza6685]

I have work medical clothes that I’d like to reuse as I don’t work in the clinic anymore. Thank you 😊

[@jodikennett1569]

Hi! On a waterproof jacket would this leave little holes at all? I have one with my work logo on I am hoping to remove but don't want to cause any holes in the jacket as it is waterproof!

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It will leave tiny holes that could let water in. You can buy waterproofing at local craft stores and online to prevent that.

[@portcityengineering]

Let's Learn To Sew would a few coats of scotch guard work to waterproof it? I’m in the same boat as Jodi.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

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[@portcityengineering]

Let's Learn To Sew thank you!

[@marinellgaerlan1267]

Hii, I removed the embroidery but it left a stain or mark on my thrifted denim jacket, is there a way to remove that? Thank you.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

sometimes a little stain remover can help, and after a few washes, it may fade away. It really depends on the fabric.

[@AS-cl3vj]

If I do this process on a rain jacket/wind breaker will it leave visible holes? Just checked the tag and it is 100% Nylon

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm not. Nylon is picky and not very forgiving. It tends to snag, and pucker and doesn't recover well when removing stitches from hems and such.

[@AS-cl3vj]

@@LetsLearnToSew thank you!

[@camtackett8409]

I can’t get to the back of my embroidery. Can i do it to the front of the patch?

[@9lemonlime]

How long did the entire process take?

[@cancelaaatoday]

I'm contemplating buying my oldest sister a beautiful pre-loved Mink coat for Christmas but has an embroidered name already inside. The inside satin will more than likely be sewn at the bottom so there will be no underside access. How then would this work to remove the old name? Thanks

[@tapor4747]

will this work with a 50/50 cotton polester blend sweatshirt? i dont want any holes showing

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It should be fine but I'd test it in a small spot first.

[@creativefood1295]

Simple methods

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Thanks for watching!

[@9yearsols7191]

How does sateen get made? And where can i find it and how can i get anything off?

[@jeffreyr4779]

How do you recommend removing embroidery from a 100% Nylon Puffer jacket? I don't want to have a lot of holes

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'd use a razor and only work from the backside. Nylon isn't super forgiving so you may see some small holes. Most will close up after washing but they may not all.

[@raheamjones3727]

You can just use wahl clippers instead that works great too and it's quicker results

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, you can but many people don't have clippers at home.

[@raheamjones3727]

That's a very good point

[@antn8387]

this is my new favorite hobby. but I butcher up the jacket in the end.

[@dpg227]

Could a tailor that puts embroidery on use the same machine to unstitch it, perhaps with better results?

[@gogogolyra1340]

Lord give me patience 😓

[@LovesJesusandAmericaToo]

Does anyone know where I may find a patch that doesn’t look crazy to cover a monogram on boots I paid a pretty price for for my daughter who doesn’t like them. Wanting to hand them down to my friends daughter.

[@juanrobertoruiz1309]

Will it work on Nike windbreakes types?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, just work from the back/inside of the jacket and go slow.

[@leticiagarcia2360]

I tried this on a knit and it worked but I left a hole in the fabric :(

[@user-dj1rf2wd6n]

If the jacket is really old will will you be able to see the logo because of sun fade?

[@rickerd83]

What if you can't access the rear?

[@gregg7911]

Do you use a special razor or can I use a plastic disposable razor?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

You can use any type of razor.

[@gregg7911]

@@LetsLearnToSew Thank You.

[@creativefood1295]

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[@aliciaalcorta8992]

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[@SimianEncounter]

This works well on canvas workwear type jackets?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, it does!

[@SimianEncounter]

@@LetsLearnToSew is it still doable if you can't access the back? Thanks for the reply 🙂

[@LetsLearnToSew]

@@SimianEncounter You could carefully try to pick it apart from the front but I'd be worried about messing up the fabric.

[@Samantha-ov1dx]

Will you be able tell where an embroidery was removed on a white collard button down shirt? Is the area noticeable?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Sometimes you can but after a few washes it isn't too bad.

[@bisharatzahid7861]

How can i remove injected design from my coutroy jacket

[@debrapolenz2928]

Not everything everybody’s taking off the embroidery from the back, I have to take the embroidery off from the front because it’s my sons racing suit is insulated inside And I can’t get to from the back side. It’s a fire suit no I don’t want to be pulling it apart and sewing it back together

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I hope you're able to find a way to remove it.

[@randomstuff53078]

what if there is no stabalizer . I have a denim jacket I want to remove embroidery, but worried it will leave holes

[@superman2957]

Does this work for embroidery on denim?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, it does.

[@dylanjordan4747]

will doing this damage the padding on the inside of the my jacket?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It shouldn't

[@kalyaniwaghmare4728]

Mam can you tell us how to remove mark of embroidery when it is removed after shaved from razor

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It depends on the fabric. I usually wipe the area with a damp cloth and let it dry to see if that helps. As I mention in the video it can take several washes for the marks to go away and sometimes they don't go away. It often depends on how long the embroidery design was on the fabric and the type of fabric.

[@viciouslife4381]

Do you have an video on how to remove or get rid of the embroidery marks??

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Do you mean the holes left behind?

[@viciouslife4381]

Yes I mean the holes left behind. Do you hava a hack or trick to fix it?

[@frankboi08]

Will this also work for embroidery on bags?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, for most bags. It really depends on what the bag is made of.

[@frankboi08]

@@LetsLearnToSew it's a Samsonite bag, so it's your typical mesh material

[@LetsLearnToSew]

@@frankboi08 I'd go slow and test an area first.

[@eddiedimilano77]

Get some cool patches and stitch it on top of it

[@henrycar1]

Just great, amazing teaching!! However can you save files as .PES to run with Embrilliance?. I see the program allows you to save to meny formats, but .pes files is out of this type file to be saved?? Thanks a lot, good teaching, keep it up please!! henrycar

[@gavint275]

I want to try and remove the words off my Nike sweatshirts to say Nike but I want to leave the swoosh and just have that with no words What is your advice for me to attack this in the best way

[@chrisvanhaaster2892]

Same but it’s risky let me know if you tried it yet !!

[@user-hg9iw6xc1q]

can it work on cotton. or will remain marks?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It does work on most fabrics but it may leave needle marks behind on or in older garments the fabric underneath may be darker because it hasn't been exposed.

[@nicholasgasbarre4834]

How well would polyester hold up if an embroidered logo was removed?

[@flourgirl08]

Any ideas on how to fix a hole on the fabric after poking through the embroidery?

[@flourgirl08]

it is 100% polyester

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Is it a small hole made from the embroidery needle creating the design you removed or an actual rip/hole?

[@ramelsssk7179]

I want to get a jumpsuit for my sons birthday and it has three patches on it that i don’t want on there, but i’m scared its gonna be shown. /: And i hate the placement of the patches

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It may still show small needle holes until it has been washed a few times. It depends on the fabric.

[@lilstizzygang]

Got the DGK ruthless hoodie lmfao

[@starryseas1]

The embroidery did come off, but there are little holes in the shirt. What do I do?

[@fantasticvoyage262]

The holes will probably fill in over time.

[@xxlking2099]

Please tell how to remove fabric glue from blazzers. Please