recommendations stitching on insulated bags

[Anita]

My niece brought me a "one of" insulated bag to embroider a name on. About 2" tall. Both sides of the insulation are nylon.

It's thick enough for no stablizer, but I feel certain it the needle will punch out the back side without it.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance for your input!
Anita

[Anita]

uh...the lettering is to be 2" tall...not the bag is 2" tall.

LOL...funny what you don't see until you hit "post"

[gcannon]

I embroider canvas bags with the nylon liner all the time. I never use backing unless it is an unusually dense design. No problems or complaints as of yet. But I can't ever remember doing them with the nylon on the outside and the inside.

[phunter]

I had the same issue a few years ago. Do a search for LUNCH KITS and u will see the reply I got. I never bought the stuff, but I sure would like to get my hands on the stuff that signman suggested. I need some right now for a couple coolers I need to do. This customer don't mind me using duck tape, but I would like to get something that looks nice.

[Yjohnson]

Signman, Can you help us out with these nylon insulated bags?

[phunter]

I found a local sign company and stopped by during lunch. He sold me a 12x30 inches piece of white vinyl for $5
They guy at the store said they use this vinyl on car decal/skins. I told him what I was trying to cover and he said it "should"work. LOL.... I bought a piece of white, but he had all colors.

[Anita]

Cool! Great idea.

Thanks for the info.

Anita