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Split embroidery is usually referring to an applique process used on Baseball jerseys that button all the way up on the front. The actual design is a full front design and is split in half so that once it is on the shirt and the shirt is buttoned up it looks like a complete design.
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What does 10 k emb mean?
"10K emb" typically refers to a 10,000-embroidery stitch count in the context of machine embroidery. The "emb" stands for "embroidery," indicating the total number of stitches in a design. A 10K stitch count is generally a moderate complexity level for embroidery designs, balancing detail and production time.
How much does an embroidery operator make?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the 2010 national mean annual wage for sewing machine operators was $22,630. Embroidery machine operators were included in this group.
What does color code V2Q on a tajima embroidery machine mean?
The color code V2Q on a Tajima embroidery machine typically indicates a specific thread color or shade used in the design. Tajima machines often use a color coding system to help operators identify and select the appropriate thread colors for their embroidery projects. It's advisable to refer to the machine's manual or a color chart provided by Tajima for precise color specifications associated with the V2Q code.
What does tapestry mean?
Woven heavy fabric/cloth displaying a design. Strings of yarns are either handwoven or machine woven (jacquard loom) bringing together a desired design. Similar to embroidery yet different in that embroidery is actually sewing a design on top of a piece of fabric, where as with tapestry weaving, the design is created as the yarns are interwoven and becomes one continuous piece. If you look at a woven throw blanket and see the design, you will see that all strings of yarn forming the design.
What does code 321 on a tajima embroidery machine mean?
how to fix tajima 321 error
What is mean by load for machine design?
Any external force to which a machine part is subjected
What does trim the back of Embroidery mean?
This refers to when you complete an embroidery design there is usually a piece of backing used to stabilize it that needs to be trimmed. You should trim this to about 1/4 inch away from your embroidery and try to round the corners a little. You may have some long loose threads also that can be trimmed, but leave these about an inch long so your embroidery doesn't come undone.
What does code 323 on a tajima embroidery machine mean?
Check with http://www.PLRElectronics.com or http://www.madpunch.com It means that your X or Y driver (boards) are bad....
Can you depreciate a website design?
Do you mean depreciate or deprecate? To depreciate a cost of the website design, I would split the design and build cost over the expected useful life of the site - maybe 3 years.
What does code 3C1 mean for a tajima tmfx2-c?
Well honey, code 3C1 on a Tajima TMFX2-C embroidery machine means there's a problem with the motor encoder. It's like the machine's way of saying, "Hey, I can't figure out where I am, help a sister out!" You'll need to check the wiring and connections to get that baby purring like a kitten again.
What does couching mean in sewing?
Couching is an embroidery term. Basically, this means you lay the thread (or yarn) flat on the fabric in your desired design, and you fasten it in place with small stitches. The fastening stitches are couching stitches.
What does experiment design mean?
what does it mean when they mean "design for your experiment"
