Embroidery Process
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The document outlines the 12 step process for embroidering at EmbroidMe, including selecting a design, digitizing and sizing it, testing a sample, approving the sample, mounting the garment, embroidering it, removing stabilizer, folding and labeling the finished product. Samples are shown of finished embroidered shirts, caps and bags.
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Embroidery Process
- 1. Embroidering at EmbroidMe (1 of 3) Design Selection Threads Color Selection 1 2 Sizing and Digitizing the Design Test and Sew Out Sample 3 4
- 2. Embroidering at EmbroidMe (2 of 3) Approval of Sample Checking Over Blank Apparel 5 6 Mounting Garment for Production Machine Embroidering 7 8
- 3. Embroidering at EmbroidMe (3 of 3) Removing Mounting Stabilizer Folded and Labeled (Finished Shirt) 9 10 Finished Cap Front Finished Bag 11 12