Appliqués
Appliqués are decorative pieces of fabric that are sewn onto an item such as clothing or bags. They add dimension to a design allowing for creative options that offer a variety of colors, textures, and patterns. For embroidery designs, appliqués allow you to substitute large sections of the design with colored material instead of filling the area with stitches.

Digital Transfers
Digital transfers are full color designs that are photorealistic. They can be applied to virtually any fabric including performance apparel. Digital transfers feature an expansive color palette with no quantity minimums.



Digitizing
Digitizing, also known as Punching, is the process of converting artwork in any PC format (such jpeg, vector, pdf, tiff, or bmp) into an embroidery digital file format that can be read by embroidery machines. Digitizing is a form of art. The quality of the finished embroidered product will depend greatly on the skill of the digitizer and their ability to interprete the design or logo that they are converting into an embroidery file. At Threads, An Embroidery Store, we use the services of the Wicked Stitch of the East. They have been digitizing designs for the commercial embroidery industry for more than 20 years. They provide exceptional quality, service, and pricing for us to pass on to our customers.

Embroidery

Embroidery is a great way to add value to apparel and accessories by embellishing the items with designs and wording. It offers you durability and unsurpassed quality. At Threads, An Embroidery Store, there are no minimum requirements. You can embroider on our merchandise or bring in your own items.

 

Monogramming

Monogramming gives an item identity by adding a touch of elegance and sophistication with the use of initials. A traditional monogram has initials arranged with the first letter of the first name, followed by the first letter of the last name, and then the first letter of the middle name.

 

Screen Printed Transfers

Screen printed heat transfers are plastisol ink printed onto paper in reverse-image and partially cured. Curing of the image is completed when the transfer is heat-pressed onto an item. The look of a screen printed transfer image is very similar to a direct screen print, and they can be used on dark shirts. .Screen printed transfers offer a cost effective alternative for group orders.