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A Merrow border is a heavier border which is sewed up and over the exterior edges of your patch. Merrow borders are most generally located on shapes, for example circles, ovals and squares. Merrow borders are implemented after the design is stitched onto your patches.
Similarly, you may ask, what is a hot cut border?
Merrow borders are most commonly found on shapes such as circles, ovals and squares. Merrow borders are applied after the design is stitched onto your patches. A Hot Cut border is a thinner, flatter border that is cut out using a hot knife that seals the outer edge of your patch, keeping the thread from fraying.
- Step 1: Back the Patch With Cotton. So you've already finished the embroidery part.
- Step 2: Cut. After you're done sewing the patch to the backing, cut around the stitching.
- Step 3: Turn. Turn the patch right-side out now.
- Step 4: Buttonhole Stitch.
- Step 5: Finished.
Similarly, you may ask, what is a Merrowed edge?
A Merrowed Edge is essentially a sewn border. It is created using an overlock stitch, which yields a uniform edge and prevents fraying. A Hot Cut Edge is die cut.
Embroidery percentage refers to the percentage of the entire surface of the patch that is covered by embroidery. Our embroidery percentage pricingis based upon three amounts: 50%, 75%, and 100%. 50% embroidery means 50% or less of the surface area of the patch will be embroidered in thread.