- A Merrowed border is a 3mm border which is sewed up and over the exterior edges of your patch - Merrowed Borders can only be used for certain shapes: rectangle, square, triangle, circles and basic shields. - The Merrowed border is the most popular option - No extra cost - 3mm thick - The Merrowed border is also known as ‘overlocked’. - Not recommended for Iron-On backing. The Iron-On adhesive does not cover the border and therefore leaves a 3mm lip that can catch. Why not check out our blog page dedicated to learning how to iron on a patch? - The Merrowed border can be any colour from our thread charts - embroidery thread chart, woven thread chart
- 2mm thick minimum for Woven & Printed Patches. - 1mm thick minimum for Embroidered Patches. - The border is added after the main patch is complete and then cut to shape with a hot knife. - This heat cut satin border is an extra cost for Printed & Woven Patches. - We use embroidery thread for Heat Cut Satin borders. - The heat cut satin border can be used for almost any shape. - The best border option for Iron-On backing.
- Laser Cut border is essentially a borderless option. - The laser seals the edges so the patch won’t fray. - The laser cut border is no extra cost. - No restrictions on shape, even hole cuts are an option. - The laser cut border is still an option for a traditional border, we suggest 3mm for best results for Woven or Printed patches. - The finished product is thin and a great option for sports/work wear. - Great for applique application. - This laser cut border option is suitable for all backing types, especially Iron-On or Stick-On
We hope you found this information helpful. If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to contact us today - 0117 956 6657 or [email protected]