[amayausers.com] Re: Please HELP! Design on cap
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What kind of hoop do you have? Is it the extended? That is harder to use than
the EMC (older style). If your outlines are off, perhaps you should go into
the design and tweak them, using the hats you have done as a guide as to where
you need to move the outlines. If it looks good on your screen, it probable is
not good sewn out. Wheat you see is not exactly what you get.
If you are having t breaks still, then you have to lessen the stitch density in
those areas. You can do that by just deleting individual stitches or by
changing the density of the whole object. Threads usually break because it is
simply too dense. The steaming should help some, proper hooping (no flagging),
lessen density, slow the machine, use poly thread rather than the much weaker
rayon thread, a smaller or even a larger needle (both have worked. One of
these or a combination of them should improve things. Are you mostly doing
bottom up/center out? And outline should be done immediately after the fill,
especially if there are problems. You didn't mention what kind of outline it
was, but maybe if you do the outline first then the fill it would work.
Especially if the outline is a satin. Is the problem of the outline that it is
outside the fill? If so, that means you might need to increase the
compensation of the fill.
See if any of these suggestions help.
Juli in Kona
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