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Does anyone here digitize for embroidery. I am now very happy with my new logo and feel it's about time I start advertising my business instead of every other product that ends up on the jackets I wear(Nascar. Beer, Toronto Maple Leafs,etc).
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Dave Butler does embroidery and does a nice job too!
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Remember...embroidery machines DON'T us the same type of digitizing. They have specialized programs thet tell the machine where every stich goes.
Whoever is going to do the embroidery will tell you which program or file they need.
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I can help you out. I have Corel Drawings that digitize the artwork. Let me know what you need and the file type. This is a excellent product by Corel.
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we do digitizing in -house for embroidery. We bought a tajima industrial embroider and software in september and added this to our growing line of promotional product.
Send me a good quality jpeg of your logo and I can put it in a format that can be read by embroiders. (the digitizing for embroidery is alot more intense then putting a logo in vector format!)Or even better I can do the embroidery for you. We also sell all the garments to put embroidery and or sublimation transfer.
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