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- by Mark Angilowski
Embroidery thread fluffs, frays or tears
- 0 commentson Embroidery thread fluffs, frays or tears
- by Mark Angilowski
If the upper thread frays or breaks, do not change tension first. Work from the simplest test towards the machine: fit a suitable new needle, rethread completely, test another thread, reduce speed and only then assess tension in small steps.
Kurzantwort: If the upper thread frays or breaks, do not change tension first. Work from the simplest test towards the machine: fit a suitable new needle, rethread completely, test another thread, reduce speed and only then assess tension in small steps.
Lint-prone embroidery thread is indicated by individual, protruding fibers, thickened threads, or small fiber balls on the embroidery surface. Dull, dull-looking embroidery lines are also signs of damaged thread. In many cases, a thread break follows shortly thereafter.
The most common causes are mechanical or thermal stress along the thread path. This can damage the yarn before it even penetrates the fabric.
Tip: For critical projects, it is better to use high-quality polyester embroidery thread (e.g. from Gunold or Sulky).
If thread repeatedly separates just before or inside the needle eye, a damaged, blunt or unsuitable needle or a rough contact point is likely. If it breaks at the same design position, inspect density, repeated stitching and sharp direction changes. If several spools fail, the path or machine becomes more likely.
Use a controlled test and change one item per run. Follow the complete embroidery-result diagnostic guide and the safe embroidery-machine cleaning guide.
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