Whether you work on an embroidery machine at home or in a commercial shop, it will almost certainly happen to you at some point – a design is sewn incorrectly and needs to be removed. Maybe the wrong color thread was used or there was a mistake in the digitizing. Whatever the case may be, don’t worry too much. More… View Post
The Best Paper Cutting Scissors You Must Know About
You want to cut some paper or cards and is finding the perfect tool! It’s time you had the paper cutting scissors. It’s important to choose the right scissor with good quality. And, we will help you in this purpose. You are going to know some significant features of a few quality scissors and then, of course, which ones are… View Post
How to Embroider Stretchy Material
The growing trend of stretchy “technical” fabrics in contemporary fashion is not going away anytime soon. Different manufacturers have developed their own styles and their own names, but the characteristic that makes them alike is the addition of spandex or similar material to the fabric’s blend. The majority of high end golf shirts are all tech fabric because of its… View Post
How to Correctly Oil and Lubricate an Embroidery Machine
Embroidery machines have a lot of moving parts. There are over 5,000 in some multi-heads. Moving parts need oil and they need it on a regular basis. Incorrect or infrequent lubrication can not only affect a machine’s sewing quality but also place undue wear on the affected parts. Negligence in oil and lubrication will eventually shorten a machine’s lifespan and… View Post
How to Embroidering Towels and Other Terry Cloth Items
Embroidery on terry cloth isn’t that hard to do. That may seem surprising since it is heavily textured, has two distinct sides, and produces a lot of lint that can lead to mechanical problems. However, the consistently demanding nature of terry cloth is exactly what makes sewing it simple. Getting clean-looking designs on towels is just a matter of employing… View Post
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