Why Do Embroidery Needles Keep Breaking?
Breaking embroidery needles is a common problem in embroidery and is often caused by machine alignment issues rather than the needle itself. Inside an embroidery machine, a small metal tab...
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Why Do Embroidery Needles Keep Breaking?
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Thread is frayed after it is cut - How to fix
If you’re finding that your thread keeps breaking on most needles (not constantly, but often enough to be frustrating), and you’re noticing the thread looks frayed after it’s cut, there’s...
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How to Embroider on College Kit
Great looking college kit is a must for any student! It is easy enough to start off with a good quality product and add some colourful embroidery. But how do...
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Embroidery on Outdoor Workwear
Embroidery on Outdoor Workwear can be very difficult to frame up as these garments tend to be bulky and made from heavy fabrics. Standard plastic frames are ill-suited for this...
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Embroidery Placement Chart
Use this embroidery placement chart as a quick reference guide to ensure your designs are positioned perfectly on every item. From clothing and accessories to linens and bags, this guide...
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What Is Topping, and Why Is It Important?
In the world of embroidery, toppings serve a critical role: they help ensure a design appears crisp, well-defined, and free from interference caused by underlying fabric texture. What Is Topping,...
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Why Your Embroidery Thread Isn’t Trimming – And How to Fix It
When your embroidery machine stops trimming thread, production can grind to a halt. In most cases, the issue comes down to two main causes – a damaged black knife or...
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Basic Idea of Appliqué
Appliqué is one of the most creative and effective ways to add texture, colour, and style to embroidery projects. Instead of stitching an entire design with thread, appliqué uses pieces...
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Embroidery on Sweatshirts and Jumpers - A Helpful Guide
Embroidery on jumpers and sweaters is a great way to create durable, stylish custom apparel. These garments are a popular choice with customers, especially during the colder months, but their...
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Embroidery Distortion – Causes and Solutions
Embroidery distortion occurs when a design does not stitch out in the intended shape. For example, a circular design may appear oval once embroidered. This issue is fairly common and...
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Embroidering on Sportswear Garments – The Easy Fix
Embroiderers often struggle with silky polyester garments, especially those used in sportswear. These fabrics are lightweight, treated with breathable or moisture-wicking coatings, and designed for comfort – but that makes...
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Troubleshooting Thread Pull-Outs on Embroidery Machines
Thread pull-outs can be frustrating, but most causes are simple to diagnose and fix. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you identify and resolve the issue. The most common...
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Solving the Challenge of Embroidering Polo Shirts
One of the most common challenges in embroidery is working with polo shirts – particularly sportswear styles made from very thin polyester fabrics. These materials are prone to puckering and...
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