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See, embroidery machines aren’t like printers, you don’t just plug in an image and it needles it down. It needs a kind of map of stitches. Now, there are “Premium Crazy In Love With My Persian Shirt. But they’re passable at best and unusable at worst (depending on the image you feed it and I guess whatever settings its using). Good digitization (that’s what the conversion to the right format is called) is actually mapped out by hand. Not by putting down literally every single point the needles go into. The fabric (unless you’re insane/a capital-A Artist) but just kind of making sure. The design is neat, sharp, with as few visible bridges and machine color changes as possible. So good. So happy. Thank you so much. Then it’s really a nice shirt for all men and women. So you should buy this shirt. Ok. Have a lucky day.

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There are also different types of stitches—if you have a company. Letters are Premium Crazy In Love With My Persian Shirt, while blocks of color are done with shorter fill stitches. Often you’ll see blocks of fill stitches outlined with satin stitches to really define the edges. Anyway, I just wanted to highlight this stuff about machine embroidery because it was kind of relevant. And I found it really interesting when I first found out. I read up a lot on the process and wanted to try making designs but unfortunately, the software is very industry-focused and I couldn’t get my hands on a copy. I had honestly completely forgotten about the existence of embroidery machines. So good. So happy. Thank you so much. Then it’s really a nice shirt for all men and women. So you should buy this shirt. Ok.

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