[amayausers.com] Re: Puckering on poly blend woven dress shirts
- From: "GF" <geri.finio@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2012 07:36:40 -0400
I replying directly to you as opposed to the website .... Would you like to
send me the design and I’ll run it on my machine (also XT) and see what I can
find? Pique is always a challenge. I can run it with some setting changes and
let you know what they are. I may have the same results, but it’s worth a try.
GF
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Subject: [amayausers.com] Re: Puckering on poly blend woven dress shirts
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We've asked that the logo (a two line name of a college) be digitized to
eliminate puckering on poly/cotton blend (easy care or non-iron) dress shirts
(still puckers) I've "glued" tear away backing to the back of the shirt and
also backed it with another sheet of medium tear away backing, used a
combination of crisp tear away and soft tear away, used a 10 sharp needle, used
an 11 light ball point needle, NOT stretched it in the hoop, used a fabric
window for stability, changed some thread feed numbers, loosened the bobbin
tension, used waxed paper. What directions should I move the thread feed
(column feed, run/fill feed) to help the stitches not pull (particularly at the
tops of columns of letters like A and M)? . Poly/cotton blend woven dress
shirts always pucker. The logo does just fine on a pique shirt. We’ve been
embroidering for 3 years. Help! (I’m working on an Amaya XT.)
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