r/oddlysatisfying • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 6h ago
Embroidering a tiny axe
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u/johnlondon125 6h ago
I feel like it looked better a minute in and just got worse after that
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u/qdtk 5h ago
Way too heavy on the already unnecessary outline.
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u/wild_cherry1987 5h ago
wrong color. needed more like dark brown , not black outline.
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u/KazMux 1h ago
Reminded me of the Bob Ross stream on twitch. Every time he made a big change like adding a tree in the middle of the painting, twitch chat would spam RUINED!! Then eventually the tree would look like a great addition and chat would spam SAVED.
I saw the RUINED chat in my mind watching this. There was no SAVED :(
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u/AreaBackground 6h ago
The bottom of the ax outline is uneven and really made this unsatisfying
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u/wild_cherry1987 5h ago
the machine it's used here is not embroidery machine. it's a simple sewing machine that has embroidery funtion. embroidery machine is automatic and you don't have to do anything just change thread color. It's much much harder to work with such a machine like shown here..
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u/WakkaDav 6h ago
God I hate the feeling of embroidered decals like this. Especially when they put them on shirts.
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u/Rapunzel10 5h ago
That's because they usually use cheap synthetic thread, makes it stiff and scratchy. If they use nice cotton or silk it's fine but the only time you see that anymore is on luxury items. Even then most luxury stuff uses the cheap thread. I have an old scarf from before the depression that has beautiful embroidery that is softer than most fabric. So much of the fabric industry is worse quality than it was 100 years ago
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u/wild_cherry1987 5h ago
polyester thread is very silky. what's scratching is mostly not right stabilizer (backing). You can't embroider without stabilizer.
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u/Rapunzel10 4h ago
You can't embroider without stabilizer.
Well that's not true. I do it all the time. The scarf I have doesn't have any backing, that's part of why it's so soft. It's not the correct choice for every fabric but it can be done
But you are right that the right stabilizer will offer support without being so scratchy. The cheaper backing is certainly part of the issue
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u/wild_cherry1987 4h ago
Depends how many stitches youre putting there. If it's not concentrated ornament it's possible.
But scarf has other problems - stitches sinking in, then you need dissolving in water stabilisers ON top of the scarf to keep stitches afloat, same as embroidery on towels.
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u/Rapunzel10 3h ago edited 3h ago
Wow thank you for the completely uninformed and rude comment. You have no idea what kind of embroidery I do, what material it's on, or what my finished products look like.
Not every project needs a stabilizer. Some projects do. Some work with a dissolvable stabilizer. Weirdly enough embroidery has a huge range and there is never a one-size-fits-all solution
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u/treshort 5h ago
My dad used to have an embroidery/screen printing business. I always loved watching his gigantic machine just go to work.
Unfortunately he got too sick and couldn’t keep up anymore, so he eventually got rid of it. But I have some really good memories just sitting next to him for hours watching him work.
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u/Infamous-Conflict-1 5h ago
The lines were uneven and it looked better before the black outlines. This made me feel more anxious than satisfied.
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u/the_neighbor369 5h ago
I like the part where it finishes and IMEDIATLY starts over. I didn’t want to see the finished product.
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u/crankyanker638 6h ago
Am I missing the cuts (I think I see one when they changed from red to silver) when they changed thread color?
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u/Thirstydagger 5h ago
I never find these satisfying, yet I keep watching hoping maybe this is the one.
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u/StaceyTheStaceExplrr 3h ago
Hmmmm I was going to say "tiny axe? you mean a hatchet?" but then the blade was red. If the blade is red, it's an axe obviously.
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u/iuseblenders 5h ago edited 5h ago
How does it switch thread color so seamlessly
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u/Kind_Ordinary9573 5h ago
This was my question. When I’m sewing, it’s at least a 3-minute process.
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u/Actual_Mission333 4h ago
Does anyone know the exact machine model please 🥺🙏🏾
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u/510Goodhands 3h ago
No but just look up manual embroidery machine.
For those who don’t know, there are two petals under the machine. When is for speed, and then there’s a knee control for the width of the stitch. As how they can make the stitching change from narrow to wide as they are sewing, and the operator is using two hands to control the embroidery hoop.
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u/Original-Character57 2h ago
Pulls out the black thread and shits all over their good work.
Definitely a case here where less is more.
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u/Gupperz 6h ago
Did people do this my hand before the machine?
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u/Salty-Emotion3454 5h ago
Yes and no.
The thread in the machine is sewing thread, it's very thin and doesn't give a lot of coverage. Most people doing it by hand use embroidery floss/thread, so it doesn't take nearly as many stitches. If you do it by hand you also have the option to use different stitches for texture and other effects. The handle on the axe for example, might have used those same stitches, but along the grain of the wood, and had the stitches be different lengths so it would blend better and not create as obvious of a seam.
Some people use sewing thread to embroider. More power to them, but I could never have that patience.
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u/TwistedMemories 4h ago
There’s still a white speck in the red near the top of the axe. That would drive my OCD and ADHD crazy.
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u/this_knee 5h ago
Some people use crayons to color. This person? Death by tiny speed needle used to color.
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u/SplitDemonIdentity 5h ago
I read a book as a kid where the FeMC was really good at embroidery so she just embroidered everything and she very consistently made strange choices i .e. embroidering wicker baskets on the hem of her skirts. This is her now.
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u/Tenshouu 2h ago
That one missed red spot ( later filled with black) was r/mildlyinfuriating for half of video
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u/Dutchfreak 1h ago
How does this machine switch colors that fast? Is it some complex system, does it have multiple needles one for each color or am i just missing the cuts in the video where they swap colors?
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u/ThetaGrim 6h ago
Really impressive they used hand but automated machines are fairly cheap these days, especially if you can pick up a decent shape Tajima.
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u/LottaLegs 5h ago
But doing it by hand is why it's here?
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u/ThetaGrim 3h ago
Watching an automated machine doing it is satisfying, I found the free hand not as much given it was inconsistent in places.
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u/rynil2000 6h ago
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u/im-tired_smh 5h ago
you’re being downvoted for this so unfairly 😭😭 those auto-generated subtitles suddenly popping in was funny as hell
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u/vnaranjo 6h ago
This is literally AI
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u/StillGalaxy99 3h ago
What makes you think that?
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u/vnaranjo 35m ago
The thread tails just disappear. The video doesn't look like it's cut up. You would see the person cutting a thread tail or you would see the tails left at the end.
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u/rhino_moss 6h ago
The outlines make it go from looking like an axe to looking like a cartoon axe