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Forum: Embroidery and Digitizing - Discuss embroidery, digitizing, and related topics, including business, equipment, and techniques.
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I am trying to sew a design in 3D using foam on structured 6 panel caps. The problem I'm having is that I am unable to retain the volume of the foam when using tatami fill stitches. Unlike satin stitches the tatami hammers the foam flat. I know it's possible as I have example swatches (which were sewn on flat material) but I'm having a hard time determining what settings to use. I'm using Wilcom ES-45 Designer. I am experimenting with my machine tensions next but I'd rather not have to do that if it's something that can be taken care of on the digitizing end.
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At the digitizing end try using very low desnity. That's almost the maximum you can do while digitizing.
Other settings will have to be adjusted on the machine itself. |
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