Stock Embroidery Fonts - Embroidery News 3

Use a Stock Embroidery Font?

A stock font is a font in stitch format. Most embroiderers have stock fonts in a variety of styles such as block, serif and script fonts. Using a stock embroidery font in a design is a good way to save on a digitizing fee. For example, if you want to add text to a stock design then a stock embroidery font should work fine. Stock fonts are also good for adding embroidered names to garments, aprons and bags.

Can a Logo With Small Text Be Embroidered On a Knit Cap?

Colorblock knit cap with cuff

Small text will sink into the knit of a knit beanie unless a fill area is embroidered first. The fill area serves as a foundation for the text. A fill stitch can be embroidered in a thread color that matches the knit cap so it won't affect the look of your logo.

Need Laundry Bags?

Yes, we have laundry bags. Have your student's name embroidered on his bag in a stock embroidery font and he'll be able to identify his laundry.

Does Your New Logo Work?

Is it dynamic? Simple, distinct and memorable?
Does it appeal to the type of customer you market too?
Does it work in one color? It can be in more than one color but single color designs are popular and will keep printing cost to a minimum
Can it be reduced to a small size and still be readable?

Need Grocery Bags?

Add your business logo to reusable grocery bags and you'll be helping the environment while promoting your business. Embroidered grocery bags are seen and noticed!

Advertise Wherever You Go with custom embroidery and screen printing! Give embroidered items like hats to customers, friends and family and let them advertise for you!

What Information Should You Avoid Using In Your Embroidered Logo?

Left chest sized logos should be simple and clear. Avoid non-essential information like phone numbers and locations and use this space to increase the size of your business name. Remember, if text looks small when printed its too small to be embroidered.

Aprons For Your Business!

Embroidered aprons are great for advertising your Red full length apron business. Aprons can be an inexpensive way to give employees a uniform look. You can make a big statement with a large embroidered apron logo or be more subtle with a left-chest sized logo. Which design size is better?

If the cost is a major consideration and your design isn't too detailed then the best option is to have a left-chest sized logo set-up. In addition to costing less this size can be embroidered on shirts in the future. What if you want to make a big statement? Unlike shirts, aprons will allow you to have a design that's 5" wide or larger. This additional space will permit you to include extra information like a tag line or more detail so having a larger design may be a better option for you.

Why Is It Important To Have a Quality Embroidered Logo?

The quality of your embroidered logo reflects your business image. A well embroidered logo will reinforce the products and services you provide.

What Is "Digitizing"? Digitizing is the process of converting artwork into stitch format. Your artwork is used as a template to create your embroidery set-up. The better the quality of the artwork, the easier it is for the digitizer to convert your logo into a high quality embroidery file.