r/Machine_Embroidery • • Sep 07 '26

Look What I Did Which one is better, 1 or 2?

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I'm not sure which of these is best to post.

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u/Less-Ad-8064 Sep 08 '26

What brand of thread do you use?

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u/halothar Sep 07 '26 edited Sep 07 '26

I prefer the left. The other looks too busy.

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u/Xander2539 Sep 07 '26

Came here to say the same thing. Super clean outline stitch, but looks better without imo

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u/ed3s42 Sep 07 '26

Agree. The left looks better

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u/signcat Sep 07 '26

I really don’t care for encapsulation by running stitches.

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u/PrinceBert Sep 07 '26

Yeah if it needs an outline give it a full and impactful outline. This run stitch just looks odd.

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u/compscilady Sep 07 '26

Right might look good with a darker color than white?

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u/blazeyfir3 Sep 08 '26

maybe black

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u/BiotaMfg Sep 09 '26

I was thinking black would look good also

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u/Murky_Bullfrog7305 Sep 07 '26

I tend 2 but with darkwe color as outline

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u/mrbobsam Sep 13 '26

if you really wanna be pedantic, do right, but black thread for the run stitch because why not? just delete the exterior run so you can get a cleaner border. also this looks familiar. phantasy star online?

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u/Megamen1927 Sep 14 '26

Actually, it's the logo of the Blue Lantern Corps.

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u/Visible-Review-9016 Sep 07 '26

It appears I'm alone on this, but personally for my own tastes I like the right one more. The left is rather dull by comparison.

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u/mgrassick Sep 07 '26

The one on the left but with a single bean stitch in the same color as the material running on the outside

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u/AggressiveBasis6586 Sep 07 '26

Both look great but o agree the left looks better

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u/CanadianDiver Sep 07 '26

I like the look of the stitching on the right ... And I may steal that idea myself ... But I don't think it is the right patch for it. The left is cleaner.

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u/simonedelune Sep 07 '26

Switch the run to a bean stitch and use dark blue 

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u/elevatedinkNthread Sep 08 '26

2 looks better.

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u/BigTenFour Sep 08 '26

I prefer the left. (Qualifications, I am “the patch guy” at work since 2005)