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Before we jump on to the bigger question, that is how to convert JPG to PES, we will start from the very basics. Most readers will already be familiar with JPG or JPEG format. It is a common raster image format that we often come across. Raster images are images that are formed of pixels and are notorious for their scalability issues. While most of the readers are already acquainted with the JPG format, same is not the case with PES format. Especially, if you are new to the embroidery business, the format might seem obscure. Don’t worry as we will build this piece from the very basic (as mentioned). So, before we wallow in further details on how to convert JPG to PES, let us see what a PES format really is. What Is PES File Format? Among many, PES is a popular native embroidery file format. A native embroidery format is one which is compatible with the embroidery machine. For people who still find themselves lost, it can be loosely understood as a ‘design file’ that contains stitc

Experimenting with novel materials and techniques helps to keep designs fresh and creative in custom embroidery digitizing. Specialty threads are used by embroiderers to enhance aesthetics of even the most ordinary designs. Whether it’s about adding a new dimension, adding bling or creating a special effect, specialty threads help us achieve these with minimal effort. Although they reduce the effort to induce special effects, specialty threads do complicate the process. Extraordinary weight, or thickness or even the nature of material are just some of the reasons. To counteract, these necessary measures must be taken during custom embroidery digitizing and production phase. But without getting into that, let us get straight to the various specialty threads. Traditional Metallic Thread: Metallic thread is the king of specialty threads. It is the most widely known and used thread for creating special effects. While we all love seeing metallic embroidery designs, same is not the case