Making Manga Patches for my Jean Jacket | OyeCrafts Hand Embroidery

In this video, I share how I made a few hand-embroidered patches of manga characters I love: Shikamaru from Naruto, Choso from Jujutsu Kaisen, and Aizawa from My Hero Academia. They are all iron-on patches so I attached them to my jean jacket by first ironing and then adding a loose whip stitch to secure the edges.
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[@leslieroberson1743]

So cool, i really wanna try this

[@SarahM-ku5dl]

Liked!!! Will try to do this soon appreciate the video so much

[@SarahM-ku5dl]

😮😮😮

[@anth1996]

Hello, I saw you use mod podge for you HxH felt patch, is that what you're using here? I want to make some felt patches for hoodies/sweaters but I'm not sure how the felt will behave in the washer/dryer. Looks like mod podge is a water based adhesive so I'm also worried about that as well. Have you tried washing and machine drying any of your clothing that have these patches? Thanks in advance, and awesome patches love Choso!

[@THANKYOUFORTHEVENOM]

idrk about the felt, but maybe you could use fabric glue on the back of the patches, because it's designed to be used on clothing.

[@Mitchellwigglefan]

Do you think that you can make the wiggles logo patches

[@TheEman301]

Maybe you want to commission a custom patch? I got a couple done.

[@Mitchellwigglefan]

@@TheEman301 maybe

[@lucia-madridnishinojurado]

How do you decipher the thread direction