Attention: Embroidery Business Owners!
Would You Like To Know How To Edit Your Embroidery Designs That Come Back From The Digitizer To Run With No Issues?
"Fabric Ready Embroidery Workshop"
No perfect designs come from digitizers in today's world! It is not their fault. They don't have your garment in front of them to test on, and if you don't give them the right information from the start, they cannot read your mind! The designs do not work the same on all fabrics or embroidery machines, and YOU need to know how to edit the designs to make them sew out more easily on your fabric with your machine with no issues!
Don't You Wish You Could Spend Less Time On Your Production And Reap More Rewards?
Once you understand the right settings for the different types of fabrics, you will be able to quickly go through the designs from the digitizer and make Production Friendly Designs that sew out easier on your embroidery machine with no issues!
Fabric Ready Embroidery Workshop!
Editing Your Designs when they come back from the digitizer to work with your fabric type and embroidery machine to run smoothly.
You must have the right settings for the right fabrics, or they will not run to your satisfaction!
You may blame the digitizer, but he does not have all of the information in front of him!
"Fabric Ready Embroidery" Workshop September 18th & 19th
INTRODUCING:
"Fabric Ready Embroidery" Designs Editing Workshop!"
Sign up for our Workshop that will give you the tools you need to transform your embroidery designs into ones that make your customers want more. It is only $197.00 for this workshop and the replay of the videos.
Once you have developed the skills to produce high-quality embroidery, you will be able to build your business more quickly and attract many repeat customers. This is the easiest way to build your business, grow faster, and increase your profits and bottom line.
I will show you exactly what to do to make your designs sew out great and be able to understand the settings to talk to your digitizer intelligently!
Do you know what type and size of needles to use to make your lettering look sharp?
If your thread looks like it keeps breaking when you first start on a letter or another part of the design, do you understand what could be happening?
Do you understand when you need to use start and end locks?
Do you understand which Underlay Stitching to use?
Do you know when to change your Pull Compensation?
If the border is not meeting up with the fill area inside, do you understand what you need to tell the digitizer to do to fix it?
Session 1 - What Is Quality And Why Is It Important?
It is very important to be able to look at any embroidery and have the skill to determine if it is excellent quality, good quality or bad quality.
Session 2 - Advanced Small Lettering Techniques!
Making small lettering work great means having the right adjustments to allow for your fabric type and the size and style of the lettering.
Session 3 - What to Look For In Your Designs From The Digitizer!
What are the main settings that you need to be able to recognize quickly when you receive your designs back from the digitizer?
Session 4 - Editing Designs From The Digitizer!
What settings need to be changed to make your design production-friendly? What is production-friendly?
Session 5 - Advanced Embroidery Design Editing!
The little steps that make your designs different! You want them to stand out from the crowd!
The investment for the entire workshop and replay videos is only
$197.00
"Fabric Ready Embroidery" Workshop September 18th & 19th
You will have cheat sheets to use to help you decide which setting to use for the different types of fabrics. I will have a Coaching session and time to answer all of your questions.
Are you losing money because your customers are not coming back for more?
Quality in your embroidery designs is the most important item in your business!
It is the fastest way to get repeat customers and grow your embroidery business!
We don't just care about your business.
We Care About You!
Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach
Now more than ever, your business decisions matter. That's why I get frustrated when I see good people who love embroidery struggle to make money simply because they don't have the right business tools to work with.
But over the years, I've noticed things successful embroiderers do that amateur embroiderers don't do. And I'd Like to teach you exactly what these things are.
Which Settings To Use For The Different Fabrics
How To Fully Understand The Push & Pull Concept
When to Use Which Underlay Stitching
When To Switch To A Smaller Needle
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