Embroidery is the most commonly used method to add style and detail to your clothing. It looks good on your clothes as long as you want it. If you plan to remove the embroidery patch you can easily do it. There are multiple ways to remove the patch.
Removing hand embroidery
STEP 01
Turn the shirt back to the front, so that the patch seam should be visible.
STEP 02
Grab the seam opener and slide it under the stitches and push the crease opener forward, so it cut the lines.
STEP 03
Use the tweezers to haul each stitch out.
STEP 04
Do the brush over the front of your cloth to get rid of wanderer strings and it’s ready to wear without the embroidery patch.
Removing machine embroidery
STEP 01
Turn the shirt back to the front, slide your hand under, and have the weaved part rest in your palm.
STEP 02
Now look for the white bobbin string it could be a little dubious as the fastens are a lot more modest than the lines of handstitched embroidery.
STEP 03
Once you find it, use the same method as before, push the crease opener to cut the lines but this time you go under 40-50 lines at a time, It’s less time-consuming and it’s done.