Your stitch length must be a minimum of 1 millimeter in order for it to sew and not create holes. This causes holes in the fabric and thread breaks. You cannot have letters so small that you are creating stitches that will be stitching on top of each other. With Small Lettering you have to create a balance between the fabric, needles, thread and the size and style of your lettering. It is not uncommon for a customer to request an unreasonable amount of letters all to be placed on one line. They are used to seeing their logos in type set usually in ink or screen printing ink and this does not always work with needles and thread. Many times what they are requesting is not acceptable for embroidery. Making small lettering work to your satisfaction often means making adjustments to allow for your fabric type and the size and style of the lettering that the customer is requesting. It also helps to use a plain block letter rather than one with serifs when you are embroidering lettering that small.
It is best to keep lettering that small in all upper case letters. This would not work well if it was upper and lower case. The small lettering in the design, ONTARIO COUNTY, NEW YORK is only 3.6mm in height. In order to control these challenges, there are some key elements that must be considered.
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Many embroiderers find that embroidering Small Lettering is very challenging, but once you learn how to cope with many of the issues, it is easier.
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