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Was wondering why you only get 60% coverage? If your making your own design, then maybe work on it a little more to cover it closer to the 100%. I had that problem when I first started doing my own designs, but sitting at the computer a little longer on a design, I got it to embroider better. As for the material, do you have different types of material scraps large enough to try it out yourself? I wouldn't go too thick of a material, but of course wouldn't go too thin also. I have worked some embroidery on Duck material, that wasn't too bad, but it all depends on your machine. I have the Kenmore 19001, what is your machine? Do you have a sewing or material shop near by? If not, then do a search or google for fabric shops, there's plenty out there.

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I'm not the original poster, but as understand it it's the design that covers about 60% of the badge, and I can't see anything wrong in that. I do badges for clubs and never is there a request that the atcual embroidery should cover the whole area. I use black (most of the time) canvas-like material.

Asa

i was doing a search for some other embroidery, and this page came up also, embroider on wood...

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page came up also,

wood...

Wow, cool!!! Great link!

Asa

I am the one starting this question.

I have 2 HAPPY embroidery machines. It is commercial.

It is too expencive to cover badges 100% with stitches, no one will pay what it takes.

I have heard of people using NYLON to make badges of. Any one having any experince with that material?

Regards to all.

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