Use The Correct Needle Thickness 

It is suggested to use needles with sharp edges when working using 3D models that are able to easily perforate through foam.

How to Choosing Your Foam For 3D Puff Embroidery Digitizing

The type of foam you choose depends heavily on the model’s height you’d like to use for your embroidery. The thicker the foam must be, the greater the model’s size will be. Foams that are dense are difficult for a machine to handle, but they can produce more acoustic designs. The greater the thickness of a foam the more likely it to interfere in the smooth running of the device. Therefore, it is not recommended to choose dense foams.

Creating Stops And Laying The Foam

It is possible to create a stop after the flat design has been completed. It is essential to understand the way to set up stops on your machine because it is something you’ll require a lot of throughout your career when you will be dealing in 3D puff embroidery. It is essential to ensure that your machine has enough stops when changing colours.

The foam can be stuck with tape or a stick spray over the fabric. This is intended to keep the fabric in place and stopping movement underneath.

Making The Outline In 3D Puff Logo Digitizing

After you have laid the foam, and then creating the stop, you’ll have to draw an outline prior to embroidering it with satin stitches. This outline helps to ensure that the area is not prone to be broken.

The setup becomes increasingly unstable because of the foam. This is why the foam gets stuck to the substrate. Stitching a sketch helps to counteract this inherent instability by showing the foam with the split.’

In 3D Puff Embroidery Remove The Excess Foam

Replace the foam that is left over after the template has been created. Use a heating source in the event that there are tiny bits of the puff hard to remove using the naked hand.

To take out the foam you can make use of a heat gun. Some puff bits could be stuck. Take them out using tweezers.

Doing Test Runs for 3D Puff Embroidery Designs

To prevent any mishaps If you want to avoid any mishaps, make some tests when you’re working on the latest model. Examine different designs and select the right fabric and the equipment which is the most efficient.

This exercise also serves as a practice area for beginners to embroider. It helps them evaluate the areas that are performing well and what’s not effectively. This helps them make the most of ideal conditions for real sew-outs and similar work in the future.

3D Puffy Logo Digitizing Level Up Your Stitch Density

For 3D puff embroidery the density of stitches is higher than that of flat designs that are normally used. When we talk about”high density,” we basically mean the satin stitches placed on the top of the flat designs.

There must be a natural stitch thickness beneath stitches. A majority of computerized embroidery machines can manage different stitch densities, which allows the user to close and tighten stitches underlay.

A higher density of stitching in the top satin stitches when compared with under stitches creates a more “3D-ish” effect for the embroidery design.

A Simple 3D Embroidery Hack For Hats

We will now provide you with a basic 3D hack to make caps. Many times you’ll see that when the 3D foam component is complete, people take it out and place it in their hands. They try to manipulate the piece after sewing it.

But, there’s an alternative method to do it. You can use that when you hang the cap, you can use an elastic band and place it over the cap. It doesn’t require a custom rubber band. A standard rubber band can perform exactly the exact same.

If your design is ready to puff, simply take and place the puff into place. You can take a small portion of the rubber band and stick it on top. You are now ready to begin the sewing. You can take off the foam access when you’re finished with the pattern.

This is the entire procedure that involves 3D puff embroidery on caps and hacks. If you encounter any difficulties it is possible to get in touch with Digitizings LTD for help.