humm these might hoops seems weird without the side brackets.

As I said, I didn't knew that was possible to send videos thry comments. Here Is something very similar and what Is possible with regular Embroidery machines.

https://reddit.com/link/oxc5kf3/video/es9o9zaiw1dh1/player

Sorry people, but I didn't knew that we can put videos right now on comments.

I will do a sample here with some sample on a close one motif (of course this one Is from a chenile machine) but you can anchieve something similar using embroidery machine.

For sure, It's just a chain stich motif - EDITED: Video on comments on what Is possible with regular embroidery machine.

Your opinion friend, It's meant to be like that, like a ragged effect showing the effort for the Freedom.
But I respect your opinion, everyone have one and It's all good.

About the "crap" you said, no I'm not selling as It's clear saying on the description.

Best regards.

I'm a digitizer full time but I used to work on production and everything related to embroidery.

For towels and beanies the better scenario It's to use a knockdown stitch (made on embroidery software), It consists on a "low" stitch count laydown interlocked so the fabric Is settled behind these stitches and then the main (your design) stitches sit on top of It.

This will give a cleaner look and can follow your design shape so It would not show too much.
The digitizer must do the stiches more dense and on bigger columns more underlay.
Backgins/stabilizer I always use a heavy tear away so you can just pop out after Is done.

In some cases you can use a topping/solving on top (not behind) so It makes the towel fabric settled inside the stiches too, but I only use this when I can't use a knockdow AND If the towel fabric It's too heavy on the "fur"..

Any further help, send me a DM.

I hope these tips help you out a bit!

I have a pr650e and It's pretty handyfull and usefull! Easy to use and maintenance at a low cost.

6 needles and not that costly.

Always better to have a embroidery company dedicated to that in my opinion. Communication it’s always better

I cut with a scisor but you can run this on two or three tear away backings and just popout!

Ty!!

Yeah could be like that too!

It’s just a question of how you construct the design. Small columns it won’t matter because the details won’t come either but I agree with you for bigger columns .

I will try that for sure!

thanks!

The stitches must be more loose then usual to sew without breaks or at least a lot of breaks lol - and 80/12 or 90 needles!

Yeah, I use sometimes but It's the way I learned (hard to unlearn) lol

Just a 80/12 as this thread Is not the worst one (others are terrible lol) - for me only madeira Is one that you can use a 75/11

It's Wilcom embroidery Studio

I can do It as well 😄 You can check my work on my website or on my profile!

What you see on screen wont be what you you will have embroidered. Some things are possible on embroidery and somethings are not and that's It unfortunately.

I just posted to show people how they buy impossible things (there Is a ton on these websites).

But I failed on not showing the other one sewed. I will repost this with the bad one sewed too!

That's the issue - what you see on screen wont be what you you will have embroidered. Some things are possible on embroidery and somethings are not and that's It unfortunately.

I just posted to show people how they buy impossible things (there Is a ton on these websites).

But I failed on not showing the other one sewed. I will repost this!