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Step by Step DOG COLLAR EMBROIDERY | Reward your good boy! (Embroidery Hub Ep83) - YouTube
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hey guys welcome back to another episode
of embroidery hub and I know it's been a
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while since I've done a full length
tutorial for you guys so I'm super
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excited for this episode one of our
beautiful distributors asked us how to
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embroider
a dog collar so I decided to kill two
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birds with one stone and create a video
for you guys so let's just jump right in
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woof before we get started please make
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me they're going to be great
so before we waste any more time let's
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jump right into how we can embroider on
a dog collar but before we get into that
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let's first talk about the two different
types of dog collars so we have dog
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collars like this one that have double
straps and then we have dog collars with
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just one strap where that's more similar
to like a perhaps a leash or a belt so
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for the ones that have two straps if
it's too small to fit into something
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like the belt hoop then you're gonna
need another alternative and I'm gonna
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get into that in just a minute so for
those of you who do not know what about
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hoop is this is a specialty accessory
that is designed specifically for
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embroidering on belts or anything about
shaped like a ribbon a dog collar
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leashes etc so for this case we're not
going to be using the Bell hoop and I'll
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tell you why in just a minute
the about hoop would actually make it a
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little bit harder only in this case
because it is double strapped and it's
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not large enough to be able to go on the
other side like if we had a leash for
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instance we'd be able to to get it so
that this can go underneath the sewing
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arm remember that this needs to go
underneath that way you're not
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embroidering over the other side this is
a double strap now if you really have no
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other way of doing this which you should
if you have regular embroidery machine
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hoops you can make it work by just you
know flattening it out and centering it
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so that you just get on one part of this
job the part that you're gonna embroider
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but that's too much work so let's take
out the Bell hoop for this instance if
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you guys want to see what you can
embroider on the Bell hope we do have
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videos on that too so I'm gonna go ahead
and link that so with floating we try to
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avoid this option
unless it's absolutely necessary that
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doesn't mean you can't get great results
with voting I have personally floated
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some items and have been able to pull it
off but of course when we are running
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large production there's not really that
much time to be you know pinning things
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and just trying to make it work before I
get into what we're actually gonna do we
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have a video on floating that I'm gonna
go ahead and link so you guys can get a
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better idea of what it is and what its
best to use for so we have ruled out the
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floating option for this particular case
so what do we have left right here I
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have my sighs beep OOP and it's actually
a lot more simple than you think
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all I'm gonna do is just hoop it and
since it is small enough to be able to
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get through the other side as you can
see we'll have space so that the float
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the sewing arm right here so that's able
to easily go through so I'll show you
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what I mean in just a minute but for now
let's go ahead and hoop I'm just using
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one sheet of a light tearaway stabilizer
because this is a fairly thick strap so
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you don't want to use cutaway which is
heavier so usually when you hope you
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hope your stabilizer first and then you
hoop your item so I'm gonna go ahead and
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first put the item right in the middle
and my hoop has some marks that I
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created right here in the center so that
I know I'm centering it correctly but
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I'll get into that in just a minute and
then I'm going to place stabilizer in
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between
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whoof great so I went ahead and I hoped
it following my little black lines that
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I have here in the center of my hoop and
now as you guys can see I have enough
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space here for my opening so I'm gonna
go ahead now and just put it in the
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machine all right so we already know
that we're using tearaway backing now as
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far as the Mito is concerned you can use
a 75 11 sharp point or an 80 12 right
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now I'm gonna go ahead and keep my 75 11
needle in here because I'm only doing
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one of these dog collars um and yeah
they're pretty thick but the 7511 should
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be fine now if you're gonna do a larger
production I might recommend switching
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up to your 80 12 needle just cuz this is
such a thick material as far as speed is
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concerned I'm gonna leave it at 600 to
700 just because the material is a
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little bit thicker and I do want the
lettering to show up very well this is
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one of those type of materials that the
lettering can sink into so I'm gonna go
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ahead and just put a sheet of water
soluble stabilizer right on top no need
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to hoop it together with it you can just
float it right above so I think we've
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covered all bases as far as materials
are concerned but now how do we Center
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so I already have about pretty much
centered in the hoop and my design is
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already centered in this hoop so it's
safe to say that it will already come
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out in the center however we still need
a trace and make sure that the needle is
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gonna fall exactly where we want it to
so right now I am just aligning the
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needle to the center to make sure that
the lettering is as centered as possible
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so let's go ahead and press Start
finally
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sorry
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it looks like it's all done so let me go
ahead and take it out the hoop and then
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all I'm gonna do is just snip any little
extra tails that came out and get rid of
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this aqua top that's or water-soluble
stabilizer better said that's on top all
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right so this looks pretty great if you
guys are wondering yeah what this says
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it says well well and for those of you
who are not Hispanic this is basically
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like a Hispanic way of saying like
woof-woof so it's like a nickname that
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people give to dogs and our lovely
videographer Ronnie actually named his
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dog Wow Wow
so this is how he decided to spell it so
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I'm excited to see what its gonna look
like I'm not cute little doggy oh wow I
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gotta lean though so excited okay
alright guys so that is how you
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embroider a dog collar and as you can
see it's nothing crazy it's just a
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matter of taking a few simple steps
again we were open to doing more videos
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on all types of projects so if you have
any particular projects that you're not
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sure what the best way to approach is
then let us know in the comments below
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and we might make a video out of it and
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guys for watching and we will see you in
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the next episode bye woof
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you
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