Embroidery troubleshooterPublished: 19 July, 2010A problem shared is a problem halved and the experts at thread specialists Madeira UK have come to the rescue with some tips to help you overcome some of the most common embroidery problems…
Embroidery masterclassHere are just a few of the questions the Madeira Threads sales team are asked on a regular basis.Published: 12 February, 2010Q: What is the difference between polyester and rayon thread? Which type should I be using?
A: Polyneon, the brand name of Madeira's high sheen polyester thread, is recommended when you need a yarn which will be heavily stressed, for embroideries on industrial textiles or any that are to be washed extremely frequently. It also has high resistance to chlorine, bleaches and artificial whiteners this is why it is often recommended on work wear.
AJS EMBROIDERYNEW for 2010 the Embroidery i2 for CorelDRAW®Published: 12 February, 2010A dream-come true technology, Embroidery i2 for CorelDRAW®, is a software plug in for CorelDRAW® that creates embroidery inside the graphics program. No need for a separate embroidery software application, no need to learn any new programs or interfaces.
RALAWISEEmbroidery threads now available from RalawisePublished: 12 February, 2010Having recently seen a huge demand for consumables in recent times, Ralawise are delighted to announce stocks of Royal Threads and Madeira Embroidery Threads are now available.
Ralawise customers now have access to two of the industry’s leading thread ranges, offering the complete package to equip businesses with all they need to decorate garments for the end user.
RSK TECHOnline embroidery technology will amaze customersPublished: 12 February, 2010RSK NetShirt proves there’s more than a grain of truth in the old adage that a stitch in time saves nine. Campbell Cameron, sales and marketing director with RSK Tech explains why.
More and more these days, your website is the first thing your customers will see of your company and your wares, and as we all know first impressions count for everything.
SLICK STITCHeBos gets the thumbs up from customersPublished: 12 February, 2010It's been a busy few months for Europe's biggest embroiderer, Slick Stitch.
eBOS – the new electronic ordering system has been an outstanding success both customers and internal account managers, with positive feedback from all users.
YES LTDThe full setPublished: 12 February, 2010YES Ltd offer the full package when it comes to embroidery from machinery to software as well as a full range of consumables.
The SWF range of machines includes unique products such as the amazing Dual Function models and, as with most things in life, it is very often support for the process and not the machine that is needed. This is where YES Ltd have excelled over the years.
Big capabilities in small packagesAJS Embroidery Services Ltd explain how special devices for Tajima's TFMX-C Series, TEMX-C Series and TEJTII-C NEO offer new and different ways for your business to profit...Published: 03 November, 2009Thanks to Tajima ingenuity - and your own capabilities - you can do more with less. More profit that is, and less room needed in your crowded shop or family room.
That's because Tajima has stepped up the game with new, versatile applications built specifically for its industry-leading line of single head embroidery machines.
Kick starting embroideryBecause a great number of current readers already include embroidery in their remit some may think it odd that we should be talking here about start-up embroidery but we know that there are many firms - especially in the current climate - looking for ways to add extra revenue streams. We asked Tony Whitmore to talk to Roy Burton, managing director of Your Embroidery Services Ltd, about the basics of buying your first machine.Published: 01 October, 2009Budget has to be the first port of call as, without some clear guidelines here, both you and your prospective supplier are going to struggle. Deciding your spend though might not be as straight forward as you may first think as it will depend on the market you are aiming at. It is no good setting a budget that will restrict you to a single head machine when to fulfil your orders you need a 4 head.
Badges for beginnersLearn how to make badges and name tags with Madeira's technical expert, Bonnie NielsenPublished: 21 August, 2009Embroidered badges are not just for the big guys, who produce thousands per day from wide rolls of fabrics. For medium and small embroiderers the advantages of producing badges will give a boost to generate more business.
AJSIt don't mean a thing if it ain't got that bling!Published: 21 August, 2009As part of its commitment to customers and a policy of sourcing new, value adding, garment decorating equipment AJS has added GEMfix, a range of high tech, fully automatic rhinestone setting machines, to its product line up.
- Lewis Print LtdAll sizes catered forPublished: 21 August, 2009
Hereford based trade supplier Lewis Print Ltd has seen demand for its embroidery services expand during the first part of the year as director Jimmy Lewis-Humbert explains.
AMAYALet's hear it for the new Amaya BravoPublished: 21 August, 2009Melco have recently introduced a new model into their range of Amaya embroidery machines, the Amaya Bravo.
He's my BrotherEmbroidery is big business for printwear professionals and it's a potentially profitable service to offer to customers. Geoff Taylor from Brother explains that with the right equipment and a bit of creative spark, it's all very straightforward to get into...Published: 21 August, 2009At Brother, our sales team deals with quite a few companies who've had requests for embroidered products from their customers and are investigating entering the market. They want to go further than offering a selection of template designs and they need to be able to complete jobs quickly and effectively. They can't take the risk of investing large amounts in heavy-duty equipment and they need some straightforward methodology that will enable them to master this new skill set quickly and enable them to produce impressive results.
From stitch to printWilcom International's Kristi McKenzie looks at creating business opportunities through converting embroidery to print graphics.Published: 21 August, 2009Many embroiderers have talked about the issue of customers requesting print files for an embroidery design they have created. Here's a story about how the latest Wilcom software can not only do this, but will give you more business opportunities as well.
Take the guesswork out of quotesCampbell Cameron, sales and marketing director with RSK Tech lifts the lid on embroidery quoting and finds hope at the bottom of Pandora's Box.Published: 21 August, 2009Embroidery has long held an aura of mystique and intrigue, a rare craft practiced in a far away land that is both cloistered and impenetrable, cut off from the world of lesser mortals and the uninitiated.
Strength through strategyTough times call for tough action, and sometimes that means taking a long, hard look at a business in order to take it forward and be in a position of strength. AJS - sole UK importer and distributor for Tajima embroidery machines - did just that...Published: 31 July, 2009According to Darwin's theory of evolution, only the organisms best adapted to their environment tend to survive, while those less adapted tend to be eliminated.
A little touch of leatherTony Whitmore discusses the problems that embroidering leather can bring with Roy Burton, Managing Director of Your Embroidery Services Ltd.Published: 03 July, 2009Leather has always been an important fabric in clothing but it does present its own set of problems. This month we will look at some of them and try to offer some guidance.
A Stitch in Time...This month Tony Whitmore looks at a couple of things that, whilst not common problems, can give serious cause for concern if and when they happen.Published: 07 April, 2009Removing oil stains and other marks:
Even though modern machines operate in a cleaner way than the older models there is still a chance that you may get the odd splash of oil on a garment especially just after lubricating your machine. If this happens then you have the choice of throwing that garment away and starting again which, of course, costs you money or cleaning the garment.
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