How To Remove Digitizing Embroidery Logo from A Hat

The best way to make your hat stand out from the rest of hats is to add an embroidery design. It's easy to get bored with your design after a while, but you can remove the digitizing embroidery logo if this is you!

How do you remove digitizing embroidery logo from a hat?

You first need to know whether the embroidery on the hat is machine or hand sewn. Assemble your tools and turn your hat inside out.

Bring the stitch eraser over the machine-sewn embroidery and cut off the spools of thread on the embroidery. Turn the hat to the right and wipe away the threads of the embroidery.

Method 1 Remove Machine Embroidery From Hat

Step 1. Provides the right tool for the different types of embroidery you want to remove. For machine-sewn embroidery, you'll need a stitch eraser as your primary tool for removing embroidery.

Step 2. Turn your hat over. This exposes the best cut part of the embroidery design to ensure your embroidery comes off easily without damaging your hat

Step 3. Wear the hat on your hand with the inside exposed, creating a stable base for the hat. This provides a stable and secure workspace to ensure you get the stitches right and remove embroidery with ease.

Step 4. Look for the bobbin stitches that hold the embroidery to the hat. Turn on the stitch eraser and align it directly over the bobbin stitches. Choose your starting point and cut the bobbin stitches on that part of the embroidery.

Step 5. Turn the hat to the right. On the embroidery design portion of the spool stitch you just cut, pull out the embroidery floss. If you can't do it with your bare hands, you can grab the thread with a pair of tweezers. If this happens, you can continue.

Step 6. Turn the cap over and repeat the bobbin stitch cutting process with a stitch eraser. This time, cut all the thread from the remainder of the embroidery design.

Step 7. When finished, turn the hat right side up. Use tweezers to pull the remaining embroidery floss from the hat. If any threads are difficult to pull, turn the cap over and verify that the stitches have been cut correctly. If not, snip them off, turn the hat and keep pulling the embroidery floss off with the tweezers.

Step 8. When you have removed the last embroidery design threads, if there are any remaining threads, you can use a lint roller to remove them from the hat. You have now removed all embroidery from the hat.

Method 2. Remove the hand-stitched embroidery from the hat

Step 1. The process for removing hand-sewn embroidery from hats is the same as removing machine-sewn embroidery. The only difference in the removal process is the tool you will use for the removal. For this type of embroidery, you will need a seam remover.

Step 2. Turn your hat over to reveal the pins used to hold the embroidery on the hat. This is to make sure you can clearly see the stitches you are going to cut.

Step 3. Take the hat in your hand. This helps give you the stability you need to cut through the embroidery stitches on the hat.

Step 4. Take your seam ripper, place it under a few stitches, pull up and cut the stitches. Seam rippers are more manual than battery-operated stitch erasers. So when you use a seam ripper, it takes longer and more physical strength to cut through the seam.

Step 5. From the starting point where you choose to cut the stitches, check your progress on the right side of the hat. Turn the hat around and pull off the thread on the embroidery. Use tweezers to pull the embroidery thread off the hat. If the threads don't come out easily, come back and check that the threads are all the way through and cut them off.

Step 6. Turn your hat and continue cutting the thread for the rest of the embroidery design.

Step 7. After the thread is cut, turn the hat back to the right side. Pull the embroidery thread until the embroidery on the hat is clear.

Step 8. When removing the embroidery design, you will find a pinhole in the hat. You can iron the hat to cover the holes or put different embroidery designs on the hat.

Method 3. Use pruning scissors to remove the embroidery from the hat

Step 1. You will need sharp pruning scissors to remove the embroidery from the cap. They work almost the same way as seam rippers.

Step 2. Turn the hat over to reveal the stitches that need to be cut to remove the embroidery from the hat. It gives you a clear view of the embroidery surface that is stitched to the hat.

Step 3. Pick one side of the scissors and insert it under the bobbin stitch from your chosen embroidery start point. Cut out those threads and the entire part of the embroidery design that the scissors can reach.

Step 4. With the cap facing right up, pull the thread of the embroidery design. You can do this with your fingers, or use tweezers for embroidery floss that isn't easy to remove. Also, check that the stitching on the embroidery design is completely cut for easy removal.

Step 5. Repeat this process with the remaining embroidery designs on the hat. Use tweezers to pull off the embroidery design, if you can't do it by hand.

Step 6. If embroidery thread is still hanging from your hat, you can use a fluff roller to remove the thread from the hat.

Why remove embroidery?

There are many reasons why people want to remove embroidery from clothing. Embroidery is done to make clothes more attractive.

First, if the embroiderer makes a mistake while embroidering, the embroidery can be removed. Then correct the mistake with a similar embroidery design.

You can also remove the embroidery if you're bored with it. The embroidery you want to remove can be a team or company logo.

You may no longer work for the company, but you want to keep wearing embroidered clothes. You can quickly remove embroidery and wear clothes without it.

You can also remove an embroidery to replace it with another one.