In this article, we look at stitching on caps and some things you can do to make the process easier. Click Read More for a few things that you can do that may help when embroidering these caps. |
Information on needle breaks and thread fraying while sewing caps.Facts: There is no hard fast rules for sewing caps. What works on a cap today may not work on the same cap tomorrow. You will have to do whatever it takes to get the job done.
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Use a combination of these hints and ideas to aid in stitching your caps.
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Some embroidery machines come with a flat needle plate and a cap needle plate. The plates were changed out as needed when setting up for flats or caps. Some of these machines changed over to a universal needle plate which worked with either setup.
Look at the images to the right:
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Flat needle plate. | |
Some embroidery machines come with a changeable BOSS. You can change the boss for flats caps or universal.
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Cap needle plate. | |
Needle plate with Boss insert.
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Needle plate boss |
Universal needle plate. |