Embroidery is a general term for various decorative patterns embroidered on fabrics by needles and threads. It is a decorative weaving industry that uses needles to puncture silk threads or other fibers and yarns with certain patterns and colors on embroidery materials, and use stitches to form patterns. It is the use of needles and threads to add human design and production to any existing fabric an art on. Embroidery is one of the traditional Chinese folk handicrafts with a history of at least two or three thousand years in China.
Chinese embroidery mainly includes four categories: Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Shu embroidery and Cantonese embroidery. In addition, there are still Gu embroidery, Beijing embroidery, European embroidery, Lu embroidery, Fujian embroidery, juice embroidery, Han embroidery, hemp embroidery and Miao embroidery, all of which have their own styles, which have been passed down to this day and endure for a long time.
Contemporary embroidery Compared with ancient embroidery, contemporary embroidery is more complex and delicate in craftsmanship and techniques. The application of colors is also much brighter. And contemporary embroidery, from the original hand embroidery, has been continuously developed into computer machine embroidery. Now countries are researching high-tech embroidery accessories, such as more environmentally friendly, easily degradable embroidery thread, color-changing embroidery thread, etc.
Computerized embroidery machine is an advanced embroidery machine, which improves the traditional manual embroidery with high speed and high efficiency, and also realizes “multi-level” and “multi-functional” embroidery methods that cannot be achieved by manual embroidery. It is also a product of the progress of the times.
Embroidery steps
First, input the data into the machine, adjust the approximate starting position, and then go empty first to determine whether the position setting is appropriate. If it is appropriate, go back to the origin directly, exit the idling, and click “Direct Embroidery” to start.
After the machine is running, it is necessary to rewind the empty lock cylinder below in time for a later use. After two or three lock cylinders run out of thread, at the position where the embroidery reaches the bottom, you can pause the machine and replace all the lock cylinders. Then rewind the replaced lock cylinder, and repeat.
This work often pays attention to disconnection. The smarter part of the machine is that the light will turn on with a short line, and the machine will automatically stop. Then after you have re-sewed the thread, push the lever and the machine will naturally continue to run.
Also pay attention in time to see if the colored line above is about to run out. If you’re close to running out, connect it at the source, then pull the new wire out and re-pierce it. If you don’t find that the thread is used up, you need to re-perforate and hang the thread a little bit, which is very troublesome and cannot be wrong. If it goes wrong, the machine will often stop automatically.
For the splint, you first need to lay a layer of backing paper on the frame and fix it. Then spread the cloth and fix it. This is done at the same time as the input data. However, the data is only entered once, and this needs to be fixed with the splint after each embroidery of the pattern in the frame.
Machine maintenance, apply line oil once and twice a day to help the machine run better, so that it is not easy to break the line and can improve work efficiency.
