How to Create Digital Patterns for Machine Embroidery

           How to Create Digital Patterns for Machine Embroidery


A well-designed digital pattern is needed to open up endless creative possibilities

for machine embroidery. A deep understanding of stitch behaviors, fabric

interactions and machine capabilities is required for digitizing high quality digital

patterns for machine embroidery. The basic pillar for creating a well-designed

digital pattern is setting the high-resolution image. Vector file is highly

recommended by digitizers due to its cleaner age detection and seamless scaling

properties. Going further, choosing the right stitching type is another major task

which should not be ignored at any cost. Auto digitizing is never a choice for

creating digital patterns for machine embroidery. Stitching should be assigned

manually with respect to design elements such as satin stitching is the best for

borders and letters, for large areas without distorting fabric one can opt Tatami

stitches and for fine outlines running stitches are highly recommended. Moving to

next stage captures all the attention towards underlay strategies for ensuring crisp

embroidery.






 It is important to note that edge walk in correspondence with zigzag

directions is the best strategy for satin stitching while contour underlay is the fine

strategy to prevent Puckering on high quality digital patterns. Before going to final

stage, it is important to minimize unnecessary jumps and trims to improve

efficiency and reduce production time. Stitching paths should be plan for

maintaining smooth stitching to create high quality digital patterns for machine

embroidery. Finally, file should be exported in correct format such as DST, PES

and EXP to maintain the quality of digital patterns created for machine embroidery.



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