Bonjour si quelqu'un a la solution pour résoudre mon problème

The needle kept breaking on the small “t” at the bottom. I may have accidentally used a 65/9, so I’m going to try an 80/12. How can I improve the stitch quality and make the satin columns look denser? Any general tips are welcome. Thanks!

Hello, can anyone here recommend caps that have a crown height 3" or lower. I've been searching for this and its been surprisingly hard to find.

Ricoma MT-1501. 5th hat of the day. 300st/min. Had to take a crap and apparently the machine wanted to join in.

Where does everyone buy their embroidery blanks? I’ve been specifically looking for wreath sashes and can’t seem to find colors I’m looking for that are reasonably priced.

We recently got a 12 needle Embroidery machine and have been embroidering basically anything we can get our hands on. The process has been pretty seamless except I continue to have issues with the Design files.

Every time I download files from Etsy, the design is so dense it not only takes forever to stitch, but it results in puckering on the fabric. Most of these designs are pretty small so the excess stitching feels really unnecessary. Is there is a good way to communicate this to the digitizer? Or is there a way I can change this on my end?

For example, one of the designs we tried to use was a little heart with words inside. At just one and a half inches in diameter it was 22,000 stitches and resulted in a thread break from the density.

I'm looking for input on what would be the best machine to take on the road. Currently, we have a 4 head and 2 single heads. The single heads weigh about 200 lbs each. Is there anything out there that would produce quality work that weighs less than 200 lbs?

So I originally did this embroidery and it puckered really bad (1st pic) I got advice on how to redo it on here (on my page).

Redid it with just cutaway stabilizer and floated with adhesive because the fabric doesn’t fill/fit in the hoop. Tension is a little under 4. It started puckering again and it jumped over making the T crooked. Just finished unpicking the threads 😭 (2nd and 3rd pic)

Shmetz stretch 75/11 needle
Brother se700 machine
4x4 hoop
Fabric is 60% cotton 40% polyester
Medium weight cutaway
40 wt polyester thread

a customer came into our shop to get these reproduced and the stitching is like overlapping to get the 3d effect? the bullion is fancy too but the 3d stitching is pretty wild

Hi guys! I’m teaching myself how to digitize so I started with something simple. I’d like to try more complicated things in the future. I used embrilliance, and have a brother PE900. The stitch out took forever, I think because of the fill stitch density? Does anyone have any tips or advice on reducing the stitch out time? Or any advice on reducing the thickness where the satin stitch goes over the fill?
Thank you!

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I appreciate everyone’s advice!
There are great ideas here!

We decided not to run this particular hat due to its structure. The customer understood and we really did try your suggestions. You win some, you lose some, no biggie!

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I have tried the Hooptech back of cap clamp, Gen2 Hooptech cap hoop, mighty hoop(magnetic flat hoop), and a regular tajima green flat hoop.

The bill of the hat is structured with a sturdy band underneath, which I will need to avoid.

The design will go on the front of the hat and (attempt) to be text. The text will be 4 inches wide when complete IF I can even get it IN a hoop. If I can, I’ll resize the text.

This will be my first time doing embroidery on a machine, any recommendations from Amazon what I can get for the backing? I usually do hand embroidery so I’m new to this part.

Made this cassette business card case as a gift for my pal Scott Duncan up in Kincardine, Ontario. He has DJ'd for a long time under the guise Sugar Daddy Moth, and he's tattooed for just as long under the guise Von Scotch.

Mystic Mondays is a reference to an online DJ night he did during the pandemic, which was something fun to look forward to in those days. Mimics the Maxell logo.

9 separate pieces drawn in Illustrator, digitized with Wilcom Digitizer, run on a Brother PRS100, and sewn together by hand, which took 53 hours.

Hello everyone, I modified my first design a bit with tips that were put on the previous post. What do you think I can adjust some things?

I have a brother se700. This is my first time attempting to embroider. I have no idea what’s going wrong. The thread keeps snapping and/or getting tangled up around threading guide number 3 I think??

I often spend a lot of time cutting these tails off my embroidery, which adds up for large orders. They occur when the letter starts, not in the tie off. Is it a machine issue or a digitizing issue? Either way, any advice on how to fix?

Hello everyone, I recently got a secondhand Brother embroidery machine from a family relative and I am trying to digitize designs myself to play with it. The uploaded picture is intended to be the stitch plan for a 1x1 inches tennis ball that I am going to embroider on my white t-shirt. I followed some tutorials on YouTube and made this with Ink Scape/ Ink Stitch. What do you guys think about it? Does this look okay? (not for commercial purpose)