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Puckering. It’s the bane of every embroiderer’s existence. You spend hours meticulously planning a design, carefully hooping your shirt, and watching the machine work its magic, only to be left with a wrinkled, bunched-up mess around your beautiful stitches. Buy invisible mesh here: 1.5 oz Cut Invisible Mesh Stabilizer If this sounds familiar, don’t worry—you’re […]

Yes, snips are absolutely essential for commercial embroiderers. They are the unsung heroes of the finishing process, and for anyone who works with embroidery on a large scale, having a reliable pair of snips is not a luxury, but a necessity. Buy embroidery snips here: Embroidery Snips (Top Quality)   Here’s why Superpunch snips are

Don’t Skimp on the Hoop! Why Hooping is the Unsung Hero of Commercial Embroidery Buy hoops here: Hoops   Hey there, fellow embroidery pros! Let’s get real for a minute. We’ve all been there—a rush job, a mountain of orders, and the temptation to speed through the hooping process. It’s just a hoop, right? Slap

Superpunch’s 3mm Foam: The Perfect Puff for Your Embroidery Buy 3 D foam here: 3D Embroidery Foam 3 mm Thickness   Have you ever looked at a 3D puff embroidery design and wondered how they achieve that perfectly raised, crisp look? The secret isn’t just in the digitizing—it’s in the foam. And if you’re serious

Yes, $1.00 CAD per 1,000 stitches is generally a good price to charge for small commercial embroidery orders, especially those under 48 items. However, for very small orders, a per-stitch rate might not cover your overhead costs and you might need to adjust your pricing strategy.   Standard Pricing for Small Orders   The industry

When you’re dealing with embroidery puckering, especially on large designs, it’s often a combination of factors rather than a single issue. A skilled embroidery operator knows that puckering is a battle fought on three key fronts: proper hooping, balanced tensions, and, to a lesser extent, machine timing. https://superpunch.com/shop/1-5-oz-cut-invisible-mesh-stabilizer/  Here is a detailed breakdown of what

When the thread on a commercial embroidery machine keeps breaking, it’s a frustrating but common problem. The key is to approach it methodically, as there are many potential causes. Here is a step-by-step troubleshooting guide: Step 1: Check the Basics Re-thread the Machine: This is the most frequent cause of thread breaks. A missed tension