What are some tips for better productivity of Backings and Toppings?
1. Tearaway backing is usually used for garments that do not require more stability. The fabric itself is stable such as a woven fabric like denim. It can also be used when tearing will not distort or harm the edge of the embroidery. 2. If you find that the water-soluble topping is not doing the trick to keep your stitches aloft, try using something heavier. For example using several layers of tearaway backing or even a light file folder may help you achieve the lift needed to get over those heavy seams and bulky fabrics. After the machine sews the underlay stitch, stop the machine and tear the backing away from the design. Now complete the stitching and your embroidery will rise to new heights. 3. Cutaway Backing should be used for fabrics where more stability is needed such as knits. It will prevent the embroidery from pulling or sagging. 4. A great way to cut your own backing would be to buy a guillotine style paper cutter. It will cut straighter than a scissors, which will help eli
