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When an embroidery machine starts sewing after a trim, the upper thread should remain secure long enough for the first stitches to lock with the bobbin thread. If it repeatedly...
Wiktoria Sieduszewska
Buying your first embroidery machine is exciting, but with so many brands, features, and price points available, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. At ETC Supplies, we work with embroidery businesses across...
Wiktoria Sieduszewska
For many embroidery businesses, traditional hoops have been the standard for years. They're familiar, reliable and get the job done. However, they can also slow production, require constant adjustments and...
Wiktoria Sieduszewska
Starting an embroidery business has never been more accessible. With the continued demand for personalised clothing, branded workwear, sports kits and custom gifts, there's a growing opportunity for people to...
Adrianne Sedgmore
When it comes to embroidering children's clothing, creating a great-looking design is only half the job. Comfort is just as important. Whether you're producing school uniforms, babywear or personalised gifts,...
Wiktoria Sieduszewska
When it comes to embroidering difficult-to-hoop products, few names are as respected in the industry as EMS HoopTech. For decades, EMS has been developing innovative framing and clamping solutions that...
Adrianne Sedgmore
Why Your Embroidery Frame Matters More Than You Think When it comes to embroidery quality, most people focus on thread, backing, or digitising. But one of the most overlooked factors...
Adrianne Sedgmore
If you’ve spent any time in the embroidery world, you’ve likely heard people talk about Mighty Hoops. They’ve built a strong reputation across both small embroidery businesses and large scale...
Adrianne Sedgmore
If you are using multiple sheets of embroidery backing just to get through a tricky design, you are not alone. One of the most common questions we hear at ETC...
Daniel Horgan
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...
Daniel Horgan
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...
Daniel Horgan
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...
Daniel Horgan
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...
Daniel Horgan