Stitch Quality

EmbroideryStudio provides many settings to ensure high quality stitchout on any fabric. For instance, to sew out correctly, an object must have correct stitch spacing, sufficient pull compensation together with a suitable underlay for the combination of cover stitch type, object type, object shape and fabric. Auto Fabric provides a set of customized fabric settings so the software will take into account the type of fabric you are stitching on. However, you can override these on an object-by-object basis as necessary. See also Working with auto fabrics.

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Embroidery reinforcement

This section describes how to set and adjust automatic underlays. It covers the use of laydown stitching to flatten the nap of textured fabrics like terry toweling and fur. It also deals compensating for fabric stretch with automatic pull compensation. See Embroidery Reinforcement for details.

Optimizing stitching

This section describes how to adjust stitch density as well as eliminate small stitches. It also explains controlling corner stitching and reducing stitch bunching. Optimizing long satin stitches is also covered. See Optimizing Stitching for details.

Embroidery connectors

This section describes how to add connectors, tie-offs and trims to your designs. It also describes adjusting settings for automatic connectors, including the stitch length for travel runs. It also deals with setting automatic start and end points. See Embroidery Connectors for details.

Stitches & machine functions

This section deals with selecting and editing stitches, and converting selected stitches to objects. It also includes instructions for inserting, checking, editing and clearing manually-inserted functions. How to edit stitches and functions using the Stitch List is also covered. It also explains manual digitizing techniques. See Stitches & Machine Functions for details.