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Metallic thread on 3D Puff

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Original text by: Marina Belova  

Not very long ago I've noticed a pretty-looking design embroidered on 3D Puff with a metallic thread. And I thought I could do it, too – there is seemingly no difference between embroidery threads, right? After all, in standard embroidery cases the difference is minimal.

Nothing of the kind. See, how ugly the result is:

Metallic thread on 3d puff

At the beginning the embroidery runs smooth, then there are stitches missing, then everything is smooth again. And the reason for these gaps is not that the stitches in different embroidery segments lie in opposing directions and there aren't much overlaps — each of the contours equals one segment, and therefore, all of them are unidirectional. I don't understand what is the problem: the brand or the thread itself? 

  • Do I need to change my needle (system, needlepoint, thickness etc.)?
  • Or do I need to change stitch parameters (density, carcass)?
  • Or, perhaps, I should change the filler (3D Puff)?

Those who have embroidered on

, help me, please! 

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Hi Marina
 

Good day, usually you want your density to be double the regular stitches or the foam will stick out.. So if your design is 65 spi you should double it to 120 spi , I would use a 75/11 needle with a large eye.. and then it should work fine. Frank

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