How to Remove Jump Stitches: Professional Digitizing Tips
“Can You Edit This File So the Jump Stitches Don’t Show?” How Professional Digitizing Eliminates Visible Jump Stitches Customers often notice loose threads or connecting stitches showing between parts of a logo and ask if the file can be edited so the jump stitches don’t show. This is a very common concern and, in most […]
How to Fix Oval or Gapped Logos on Unstructured Hats
It Still Has a Gap and Looks Oval Instead of Round Why Logos Distort on Thin, Unstructured Hats Customers often notice that a logo which should be perfectly round ends up looking oval after stitching. They may also see small gaps in the design, especially when the logo is applied to very thin, unstructured […]
How to Fix Embroidery Color Show-Through (Stop Gaps)
How to Fix Embroidery Color Show-Through (Stop Gaps) Understanding Color Show-Through in Embroidery Customers often notice that after stitching, one thread color is visible through another, even though the design looked fine on screen. This issue can make a logo look messy or unfinished and usually raises concerns about machine quality. In reality, this […]
How to Thicken Embroidered Text: The Right Way
“Can You Beef Up the Words?” Why Thickening Letters Isn’t Always the Best Fix in Embroidery When reviewing a stitched logo, customers often say: “Can you beef up the words?” They usually mean the text looks too thin, weak, or not as bold as expected. While thickening letters can help in some cases, doing […]
Fix Thin Embroidery: Why Adding Stitches Isn’t the Answer
We Don’t Like the Way This One Is Sewing. Can We Add More Stitches or an Outline? When customers see their logo stitching out differently than expected, one of the first requests is often: “Can we add more stitches?” or “Can we add an outline to make it look better?” While this sounds like […]
How to Convert PNG to PES for Embroidery: The Complete Guide (2026 Update)
When converting a PNG image to a PES file, you are essentially translating a flat picture into a language your machine understands. This process called digitizing is the bridge between a digital design and a physical embroidered product. If you simply save a PNG as a stitch file, your machine won’t know what to do. […]