What should novices pay attention to when computer embroidery machine version?

Before embroidering, we must first confirm the color-changing sequence of computerized embroidery pattern-making: the criterion is to consider using less color-changing. The simple guideline for the sequence is from back to front, from simple to refined, from coarse to fine.

Now let’s briefly analyze the color change. There must be many repeated colors in a pattern. It is impossible for us to finish all the colors of the same color at one time. This violates the rule of order, so we have to do it in a different one. The same color in the area is finished at one time, and the color change in the same area is processed according to the order of rules. At the same time, considering the power of the embroidery machine, when the distance between the same color and different areas is greater than 20CM, we consider changing the color in the same area. Of course, this value can be processed differently according to different computerized embroidery machines. Generally, this value should be greater than 10CM and less than 30M.

Reconfirm what stitch method should be used to embroider the pattern: tartarmi (mat pattern) is mainly used when embroidering a large area. It can be adjusted according to the different requirements of the picture, and the direction and pattern of the needle should be adjusted in the design and creation. The fantasy, and the experience of embroidery, flat stitches are mainly used to embroider narrow areas. They are often used in small letters, hemmings, and narrow bands. Of course, in order to make a wide range of special effects, they are also extremely commonly used in flat stitches. This is used for bottom thread and hemming. , Manual stitching is mainly used on special plates, especially where precision is required.

Another thing to consider is the shrinkage compensation in the embroidering process: if a trick does not have shrinkage compensation, the hemming and internal connection of the trick will be poor. Therefore, we should also consider the issue of pattern-making. The criterion is: cloth expansion and contraction. The size of the shrinkage compensation is determined by sex, and the size of the filled area is determined by adjusting the size of the shrinkage compensation. The direction of the thread should be avoided as much as possible to generate tension-this is especially important when embroidering small objects, such as small letters.