What details do delicate computer embroidery pay attention to?

Before processing computer embroidery, we first need to determine the color issues of embroidery plate making, such as the color change order: the principle is to consider the number of color changes Z, and the simple principle of the order is from back to front (from the background to the object), from simple to delicate (from simple large areas to fine and complex areas), and from thick to thin.

Secondly, attention should be paid to the color and line changes caused by color changes. There must be many duplicate colors in a pattern. "We cannot complete all the same colors at once, because this violates the principle of order, so we must use different colors to complete.". The color of the same area is completed at once, and the color changes in the same area are processed in a sequential manner. At the same time, considering the efficiency of the embroidery machine, when the distance between different areas of the same color is greater than 20CM, we consider changing colors within the same area.

Then determine what stitch should be used for embroidery and plate making: Tatami (seat pattern) is mainly used for large area embroidery. You can adjust the needle direction and pattern according to the screen requirements and actual requirements, and you must give full play to your personality when designing and creating. Imagination and Embroidery Experience Flat stitches are mainly used to embroider narrow areas, often with small letters, hems, and narrow bands. Of course, they are also commonly used to create a wide range of special effects. This is used for making bottom threads, hems, and manual stitching. They are mainly used for special plates, especially where fineness is required.

Then we need to consider the problem of shrinkage compensation during the embroidery process: If a pattern does not have shrinkage compensation, the connection between the binding and the inside of the pattern will be poor. Therefore, this is also our first consideration when making patterns. The principle is: the expansion and contraction of cloth. The size of the shrinkage compensation is determined by the size of the filled area, and the size of the shrinkage compensation is adjusted by the size of the filled area. The direction of the thread should avoid tension as much as possible, especially when embroidering small objects such as lowercase letters.

Finally, we should pay particular attention to the quality of computer embroidery products, so that the produced embroidery products give a good texture. The following are all defective products:

1. Line color error, color difference.

2. Angular errors, positional errors such as: non parallel, asymmetric, or uneven.

3. Wrong front and back.

4. The direction of the hair and the cloth grain are incorrect.

5. Choose the wrong pattern.

6. Pattern walking.

7. The tightening force is unstable when loosening the bottom thread.

8. Loose threads and loose stitches.

9. Thread drawing, cutting drawing.

10. Wrinkling of cut pieces and patterns.

11. The stitched cutout has too large needle holes, hair loss, and adhesive tape that is too sticky to tear the cutout backing.

12. Excessive shrinkage and insufficient stitched cuts to sew the seam seam.

13. Too many broken threads and exposed brushes.

14. Frequently broken needles and embroidered pieces.

15. Oil contamination.

16. Embroidery thread should not be wrapped around the needle tip.

17. When two or more colors appear in the same cut piece, it is important to separate them and not mix them.

18. Sticker embroidery should not have any phenomena such as sharp edges and sharp edges.

19. When embroidering a piece of clothing, it is best that the cloth is not too tight and naturally flat, without wrinkles. Otherwise, when the piece is removed and cut, the pattern and cut will shrink and deform.

A perfect computerized embroidery work is not only about the use of stitches, but also about materials, colors, craftsmanship, and conception. Good embroidery has a distinct thickness and fine stitches, and those threads and knots are hidden without trace. All aspects of detail are in place, making it pleasing to see