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Introduction
We understand the importance of a good digitizing to achieve a fine embroidery work.
We use the most advanced technology and equipment; all our digitizers are professional art designers with state- of-the-art embroidery software. With over 21 years of experience, Our goal is to provide our customers with exquisite embroidery.
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Great Service and Quality Work
QualityPunching.com is a full service digitizing center, determined to provide the best quality designs and service for the embroidery business, Our infrastructure enables us to deliver these services at affordable prices. Our turnaround time is only 24 to 48 hours, same day service is also available.
We accept all major credit cards.
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Small Stitches Cause Problems
How small a line can you embroider? There are basically three factors that determine how small stitches can be in your embroidery. First is the weave of the fabric you are sewing on. If two stitches fall in the same hole of the weave, no stitch results -you get a knot instead. Obviously, the finer the fabric, the smaller the stitches it will support. The second factor is the precision of the machine itself. At some point, a stitch becomes so short that the motors controlling movement at certain speed fail to respond and then the stitch is lost. Finally, you can't create an embroidered line that is thinner than the width of the thread creating the line.
Sometimes, when we are trying to push the limits and sew elements that are very small, stitches don't sew as expected and you get problems. -specifically, knots and holes. (taken from Stitches magazine)
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