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Embroidery => General Embroidery => Topic started by: 3Deep on January 06, 2016, 03:58:59 PM
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Need some advice here, trying to sew some small fonts looks OK but I know it can be better and making the font lager won't work in this case. Question is I'm using a 75/11 sharp point needle, would it be better to use a different needle maybe smaller for small font's and if so what size needle would you recommend.
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65/9 is a start.
Digitizing for small lettering is key.
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We use 65/9 needles for everything. When sewing small lettering or detials we use 60# thread (remember to increase your density for 60#). We are looking forward to also trying Madeira's 75# thread.
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65/9 needles stay away from Organ needles as I believe they have a wider eye than most needles other wise they are OK.
Groes/bekert seem to work best for us.
Think about slowing the machine a little and check your tensions to0 be sure they are not too tight.
depending on what you are sewing on fabric wise you might try hitting the garment with a heat press before hooping to kind of flatten the set the fabric. Also some topping mig also help.
And most important is the quality of the digitizing.
mooseman
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And most important is the quality of the digitizing. In this case I'm f'd LOL I do most our digitizing.....thanks all I when to the local embroidery shop and bought some 65/9 @ ftembroidery will have to try 60# next time, the guy at the store told me to do about 80% on density with the thread I,m using R/A.