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Machine embroidery can be wonderfully rewarding, but the final result depends on many small details. Proper hooping and stabilization, choosing the right fabric color, and especially selecting the right thread colors all play an important role in how your design turns out.
Thread color selection is often the most challenging part. Colors may appear differently on various screens, and subtle shades—especially in photorealistic designs—can be difficult to judge based on images alone.
From the embroidery samples you share with me, it’s clear how much care, patience, and dedication you put into your work. Many of you are willing to stitch a design more than once to fine-tune the colors, and that attention to detail truly shows.
If something doesn’t look quite the way you expected and you’re not sure why, feel free to send me a photo of your test stitch. I’ll be glad to take a look and help you find the best solution.
Helpful tip:
For the most accurate results, always choose thread colors in natural daylight.