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Understanding size is key for great embroidery files. If a design’s width and height are the same, it might not look good. Embroidery designs are made with stitches, and size affects how close these stitches are. If you make a design bigger or smaller evenly, it can cause problems like overcrowded stitches or gaps. To make sure your embroidery looks its best, it’s best to adjust the size while keeping the original shape. This keeps the stitches evenly spaced, making your embroidery look better. We’re here to give you great embroidery solutions.

Some suggestions for best quality

Firstly, we recommend using proper topping materials. Topping is a temporary layer that is placed on top of the fabric during embroidery to prevent stitches from sinking into the fabric.

Secondly, we encourage you to consider using tension thread. Proper tension is crucial for achieving well-balanced and even stitches. By using tension thread correctly, you can ensure that your design looks neat and consistent.

Lastly, baking your design after embroidery can offer additional benefits. Baking is a process that involves applying heat to the finished embroidery to help set the thread and stabilize the design. Baking is especially recommended for designs that will undergo regular washing or heavy use.

 

Fabric Type
Recommended Needle
Backing/Interfacing
Stitch Count Range
Notes
CottonUniversal (80/12)Tear-Away8-12 stitches per inchSuitable for lightweight to medium-weight cotton fabrics.
DenimDenim (90/14)Cut-Away6-8 stitches per inchUse a heavy-duty needle for thicker denim.
SatinSharp (70/10)Soluble Stabilizer12-20 stitches per inchUse lightweight stabilizer for fine satin.
FleeceBallpoint (80/12)Tear-Away6-10 stitches per inchBallpoint needles prevent snagging in knits.
LeatherLeather (100/16)Heavy Cut-Away4-6 stitches per inchLeather needles are essential for leather fabrics.
SilkMicrotex (60/8)Soluble Stabilizer16-20 stitches per inchSilk requires delicate handling; use lightweight stabilizer.
VelvetUniversal (80/12)Tear-Away8-12 stitches per inchTest on a scrap; adjust based on velvet thickness.
PolyesterUniversal (70/10)Tear-Away10-14 stitches per inchUse a finer needle for lightweight polyester.
CanvasCanvas (100/16)Heavy Cut-Away6-8 stitches per inchAdjust needle size based on canvas weight.
Stretch KnitStretch (75/11)Stabilizer2.5 – 3.0 mmPrevents skipped stitches on knits.
WoolBallpoint (80/12)None2.5 – 3.5 mmBallpoint needles prevent snags.
ChiffonMicrotex/Sharp 60/8 or 70/10Lightweight1.5 – 2.0 mmFine needles prevent snags and runs.
Knit/JerseyBallpoint 70/10 or 80/12None or lightweight2.5 – 3.5 mmPrevents snagging on stretchy fabrics.
LinenUniversal or 80/12Medium-weight10-12 stitches per inchPre-wash to reduce shrinkage.
Felt75/11 – 80/12 UniversalCutaway or Tearaway200 – 400 stitches per inchUse a lightweight stabilizer to maintain fabric texture.
Tulle65/9 or 70/10Washaway or Heat-Away2,000 – 4,000Very delicate; stabilize and handle with care.
Terry Cloth80/12 or 90/14Cutaway or Tearaway4,000 – 8,000Thick and absorbent; ensure proper stabilization.

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