The cloth is there to act as a base upon which the embroidery is made. There has to be something it can be sewn onto to support and secure it. If the embroidery material is thicker than the shirt fabric, the embroidery thread will need a stronger base, otherwise the shirt could tear. Basically, embroidery needs a base that is as thick, or thicker, than itself.
There is usually a piece of cloth behind the embroidery for reinforcement. Other than the reinforcement, the pieces of cloth behind the embroidery is usually as a result of the design on the cloth.
A neck tie
The plural of cloth is actually cloths, no clothes. Cloth and clothes are two unrelated words. "Cloth" means any piece of knitted or woven fabric, while "clothes" means a completed piece of clothing (like a shirt or pair of pants).
If you are looking for t-shirt embroidery patterns then a sewing website would be the first place to look. Sites such as 'Sew and So', 'Embroidery Designs' and 'Izito' will all provide them.
Jews wore a big piece of cloth, kinda like a big dirty t-shirt.
As your question is written, it is impossible to state how much a piece of shirt would weigh. Many factors would determine the weight, such as:the type of fabric / material (fabric can be light-weight to very heavy)the size of the 'piece' that was cut or torn away from the shirtwhether the shirt was outerwear or regular clothingwhether the shirt has any liningwhether the piece of fabric has any adornments, such as embroidery, buttons, beading, heavy stitching, etc.whether the piece of fabric has anything sewn into it, such as elastic or stiffening fabric (like in a collar).whether the piece of fabric has metal sewn into the fabric (such as in the shirt bottom on the front to hold the fabric downward).
Depends on what size you want the shirt to be
Split embroidery is usually referring to an applique process used on baseball jerseys that button all the way up on the front. The actual design is a full front design and is split in half so that once it is on the shirt and the shirt is buttoned up it looks like a complete design.
clothesyes that's rite... they wear clothes...how fortunate
It's woven into cloth - the cloth is then cut & sewn together.
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cloth
Depends on the shirt, the cloth, and who made it. It may cost $5, or $100. Your question is far too broad for a real answer, since most shirts ARE made of some type of cloth.