8 Factors That Affect Custom Embroidery Digitizing

Embroidery digitizing is a process of converting artwork into a machine-readable format. The technical and highly creative process starts with modifying complex images so that they can all be used for embroidery. Decisions need to be made about the path of the design, which determines how it will appear on clothing.

Stitches assignment

The next step is to assign stitches according to the design. The first step starts with the backing stitches, which are not visible in the final design or logo, but are important for a flawless finished look. The bottom layer helps maintain the fabric and provides a base for the upper layer of stitches on the fabric, giving it a smoother finish and increased density. The fabric underneath the design is visible if proper padding is not used. There are three types of stitches, run, satin and fill. The digitizer will make sure he is fully prepared for the pull and push of the embroidery and adjust accordingly for the best results in the final machine work of the fabric.

Save design

The final step after embroidering a design is to save the design in an internal file format. Since the embroidery machine and design software have different languages, the digitizer needs to create a copy for the embroidery machine to read and understand.

Various file formats for embroidery digitized files.

Digitized images have a variety of internal file formats.

.Cnd Melco Software

File format used.emb Wilcom Software.sew

File format used by Memory Craft 5700, 8000 and 9000 machines.jef

File format used by Memory Craft.dst

File format used Tajima Commercial Embroidery Machines.csd File format used Poem, Huskygram & Singer file format used EU Embroidery Machines.exp

Melco Commercial Embroidery Sewing Machine

Stitch-based file format used

The .jan file format contains Emboridery's object properties

Brand logos leave a lasting impression on our minds. Digitization of custom embroidery helps to solidify the impact of that impression, making it more defined and flawless so that each stitch can be defined. Here are some of the factors that make embroidery digital unique:

Advertise:

Tailor-made embroidered garments with brand logos are a walking advertisement that helps in promoting your business at a very nominal cost.

Uniqueness:

These custom designed outfits are unique, all designs and color schemes are entirely up to you, to keep things fresh you can change colors and designs at any time.

Quality:

By digitizing embroidery, you not only get custom designs, but the quality is far superior to ordinary designs. It gives your outfit a professional look.

Durability:

The embroidered digital design is patched in such a way that it lasts a long time under heavy clothing or high temperatures. Embroidery digitized colors never fade.

Bring out the artist in you to be your own designer by designing custom eye-catching embroidered digital patches for your garments and turn a simple piece of fabric into a beautiful fashion garment.