EagleDigitizing

There are, of course, other methods to embroidery. It is generally believed that the first prototypes for a computerized embroidery machine were created by Dutch inventor and entrepreneur Peter Haase in the early 1970’s. Before this date, largely because computers were so expensive and largely problematic in themselves, it simply wasn’t cost effective to use computerised systems within the embroidery industry. However, early embroidery machines tended to work by punching holes into a tape that could be run through a machine. This method was rife with problems and one mistake at any point in the process would ruin the entire project.

Eagle Digitizing have digitized over two million logos over 16 years of quality service for brands such as Apple, Disney, McDonald’s, Starbucks, Mazda and many, many more. They’ve been around since the early 1990’s and they’re an industry leader in digitizing and vector artwork. ...

The foundation for good embroidery is the underlay stitches. Underlay stitches supports the superior scored sewing through protecting any clean, nicely-defined side among abutting locations regarding stitches. Underlay also prevents stitches from sinking in to the fabric. In addition to using underlay diminishes that press in addition to pull distortion ending from system thread stress. Through attaching that fabric to a sufficient stabilizer, that fabric--even highly unsound ones--acquires that firmness capabilities in the assisting used. Digitizers also employ underlay artistically to include additional studio into a sections regarding embroidery to include fascination, interesting depth, in addition to realism. ...