Looking for an American Digitiser.

BJ24

I agree, I wouldn't sub out my work. If I have to work 7 days a week to keep up but like you said you wouldn't have as much control over the quality. No one cares more about your business than yourself. It is that midwest upbringing, I completely agree!

yunnan

I digitize for 12 years now and hoping someone would use me. I started off from the bottom. First, just hooping, then run thems multi-head embroidery machine, and digitizing, and finally multi-tasking

yajadhav

24 hours on line digitizing services with Competitive Price – US $ 0.50 per 1,000 stitches (half dollar)



We provide 24 hours on line digitizing services with the followings -

• Competitive Price – US $ 0.50 per 1,000 stitches (half dollar)
• Free format conversions
• Free editing until you are satisfied
• Extremely fast turnaround time within 12 hours
• No extra charge for rush jobs
• file format we provide - dst, pof,pxf,emb,exp, jef, dsb, pes, and other
• Payment - Paypal


Hope to establish a long and excellent business relationship with you.

Mail us :

Robert Young

If they are looking for an American Digitizer why would someone in India respond to them? I mean if someone posted that they were looking for an Indian digitizer I personally wouldn't think to offer my services as I am in Texas.

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LogoAdvantage

www.punchlinepro.com Works out of his home, Been doing this for years and he does GREAT work. Strawberry Stitch is another good USA source that does GREAT work. I know how to digitize but were to busy so I often send both of the above people work and am VERY happy with them both ! Yes work is done IN AMERICA

harleydude777

Harleydude777 or Brent Burghy here........just a quick bump on this post FOR ME....... always looking for new clients......drop me an email at for any questions or quotes you might have please see my original post @

Digitizing here in GOOD Old U.S.A.

thanks again for your time.....

B. Burghy

Nemodogdad

I'm with you too. I wonder how many "US" digitizers would offer to send their condensed files along with the stitch files. I don't punch for outsiders, just for our shop and a few friends, and EVERRYONE I punch for has their own systems. I'm just the "go to guy" for applique, special efffects fills, and just plain HARD artwork. I've punched on and off for 30 years, and am back at it again. Some of us never learn...lol

embroideryak

Stellar Designs in Alaska does American Made Embroidery Digitizing. Check us out
http://www.stellar-designs.com

rogerkane

Hi ,

We are based in Oregon, USA. We provide custom digitizing services at reasonable rates. You can contact us at :
1-888-568-2739
1-541-359-0879

Thanks

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Nemodogdad

I just wanted to bump this old thread along. Support USA Labor in every way you can. Buy American. American Cars (Like BMW made in Spartansburg NC), American Tees and knit tops (American Apparel made in LA), American Apparel Contract Manufacturers (like Town & Country in Lugoff SC), American Knit Hats (Like US Artex Knitting Mills in Westville NJ), American made embroidery (I have a list as log as my arm), and especially valid here, USE AMERICAN DIGITIZERS. I punched for almost 20 years, was out of the industry for five years, and started digitizing again last year.

When I do outside work (rarely) I supply my punch files in both .STI (Condensed Wireframe) and .DST (Stitch Files Tajima Format). Most American Digitizers will supply a condensed file, which will allow scale changes and edits from most digitizing systems. When I first punched a full back Harley Davidson Jacket Back, it was punched for a full back men's Denim jacket. When they decided they wanted to do women's too, It was a quick minute to bring it down 2 1/2" in size, and when they wanted to run Leather, I took all the density down to 80% so that they could have embroidered jackets, and not $200 leather patches.

So all of you who are growing your businesses, consider using an experienced US digitizer. We are always working to make you the best appearance, and not to boost stitch count to build $$'s.

Jamie
Artex Knitting Mills
Westville, NJ