Compass Logo Digitizing for Embroidery
When it comes to logo digitizing for embroidery, it is crucial to create the punch file appropriately so that it sews properly to accent certain parts of the design. Logos are the symbol of a company, so you want it to look good even when embroidered. We use pull comp and stitch density properly to help ensure that certain points sew clean, which can make a big difference in the overall look of the logo. The sequencing and stitch type (such as satin stitch, running stitch, etc) can also greatly effect the impression the stitched logo an give.
Digitizing for the Right Feeling
Take this one for example. We digitized it in a way where a lot of parts are very accurate to the original. The left side has a gap in the original that the digitized file does not. We can create this small gap, depending on the size. But that it is not necessarily important since this really gives the spirit of the original logo even without that gap. Creating the gap may even give it an undesirable look and feel. These are the types of things you must be aware of, and it comes with a lot of experience in the embroidery field.
How do I find the right embroidery digitizer for my design?
Upload your order at copyartwork.com, and they will automatically assign a digitizer who fits the project. Copyartwork’s artists are very experienced and can get that nuance needed for these types of files, for an affordable price.
How much does digitizing cost?
Copyartwork.com has flat fees, but typically if it is under 5.9″ in size it can be digitized for the flat rate of $30. This is a great price for a real digitizer to handle your design and make sure it is done right. Signup here: https://www.copyartwork.com/signup.php
Puff embroidery sample
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