1 - The speed of production. Although it takes time to design the embroidery and digitize it, ultimately if you have a large run of embroidery to do it is a lot quicker 2 - Accuracy. If you have a really detailed design you need reproduced accurately, with a computerized machine it will reproduce it perfectly everytime, whereas by hand each one will naturally differ. Unless of course you are designing for a less commercial market where you want each piece to differ slightly to give a more bespoke feel.
Kantha embroidery is the popular form of Hand Embroidery practiced in India, particularly in Bengal. This form of needle embroidery is done on a piece of cloth. Indian has glorious past of more than 1000 years in Kantha Embroidery. It is mainly done by women in rural India.
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it was quicker than hand.
Longhand is typically not quicker than shorthand, unless the person is not skilled at short hand. Shorthand was invented to be faster than longhand.
Less callouses than sewing by hand plus it's easier and quicker.
The cloth is there to act as a base upon which the embroidery is made. There has to be something it can be sewn onto to support and secure it. If the embroidery material is thicker than the shirt fabric, the embroidery thread will need a stronger base, otherwise the shirt could tear. Basically, embroidery needs a base that is as thick, or thicker, than itself.
CAM( computerised Aided Manufacture) is when you have workers being helped by computerised tools, CIM (computerised intergated manufacture) is when the whole process is computerised, in manufacture this usually uses robotic arms. These can manufacture 24/7 in needed, they can work very accurately ( they are faster and stronger than a human arm)
Using a machine embroidery is going to take more than a few sentences to explain. More detailed information about this is available at http://www.ehow.com/how_5079157_use-embroidery-machine.html
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Quicker Than the Eye was created in 1996.
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