Sewing and embroidery are traditional art forms that not only beneficial aesthetically, but even emotionally and physiologically. In fact, more studies have proven how these two can benefit one’s health. If you are looking for a new hobby or passion, here are some of the…
Here at On The Cuff Embroidery, we know and understand the challenges that most face when it comes to embroidering Visors. 1st – Visors don’t have very much space for any kind of embroidery – it is traditionally about 1.25 inches tall. The best possible…
Here at On The Cuff Embroidery, we know and understand the challenges that most face when it comes to embroidering Flat Bill Caps or what is commonly know as Snapbacks. The greatest thing about these caps is that the standard design for this cap is…
Here at On The Cuff Embroidery, we know and understand the challenges that most face when it comes to embroidering Bucket Hats. 1st – The embroidery sizes of these hats can vary depending on the hat construction like some can be 2.5 inches tall, while…
Here at On The Cuff Embroidery, we have been asked if we can embroider karate belts and if there is any particular design that they have to follow. To answer these two questions the answer is yes and no. Yes – We can embroider any…
Embroidery is a fun and nifty craft to develop at any age. In case you are thinking that it’s too late to start learning, think again. Before you jump into the weaving world of embroidery, here are the most basic kinds of stitches that you…
Either as a gift for your wife, mom, or grandparents, or something to enhance your kitchen and dining area, embroidered crafts are just too adorable to ignore. They not only brighten a place up, they also bring a sense of unity and a more personalized…
Having an embroidery kit is definitely a must-have for any household or office not only for leisure; it can also double as an emergency sewing kit in case you need to make quick fixes. If you think about it, an embroidery kit would typically contain…
One of the most important things to consider in embroidery before landing your first stitch on your design is the kind of fabric that you will use. Having the right kind of cloth can determine if your entire design will hold in the end. To…
One of the most common, yet often neglected mistakes in embroidery is puckering, or when the cloth has small wrinkles and folds after the entire stitching process is done. This is usually caused by the wrong choice of cloth, heavy materials used, and mainly the…
