Embroidery Process flow:
1. Design: The first step in the embroidery process is design. According to the items to be embroidered (such as clothes, shoes, bags, etc.), the designer will design according to the requirements of the buyer and choose the appropriate style and color. After the design is completed, the design draft needs to be transferred to the fabric. This process needs to be very careful, because if mistakes are made, a lot of time and materials will be wasted
2. Plate making: After the designer transfers the design draft to the fabric, professional workers are required to make the embroidery plate. This process needs to be very rigorous and fine, because the embroidery plate is the core part of the embroidery process. After the embroidery plate is made, it needs to be tested to ensure that the size, lines, and colors of the pattern on the plate are consistent with the design draft.
3. Correction: After testing the embroidery version, it needs to be corrected. Calibration is a very important step as it reduces the chances of making mistakes during embroidery. During the correction process, embroidery designers and embroidery workers need to work together to test over and over again to ensure that every detail is correct.
4. Embroidery: After the correction is completed, you can start to enter the formal embroidery stage. The process of embroidery requires a lot of patience and meticulousness, because each needle needs to be used accurately. Embroidery workers need to operate on the fabric stitch by stitch according to the lines on the embroidery board. The speed of embroidery is very slow, and only 100,000 to 200,000 stitches can be embroidered every day. It requires a lot of patience, concentration and proficiency in details.
5. Finishing: After the embroidery is completed, the thread ends of the embroidery part need to be sorted out to ensure the overall beauty and verticality. This process needs to be very meticulous and patient, because the arrangement of thread ends not only affects the beauty of embroidery, but also affects the life of embroidery.
6. Washing: After finishing the threads, the embroidery parts need to be washed. The washing process is very careful, requiring careful care of the just finished work. After washing, it needs to be dried before proceeding to the next step.
7. Inspection: After washing and drying, inspection is required to ensure that all the lines are in the specified position and there are no mistakes. Only after confirming that all details meet the requirements can it be sold or delivered to customers for use.
Post time: Jun-10-2023
