Embroidery Thread Colors and Logo Design
Author: Angela Oliver
Article:
When creating a logo, some seem to think that a perfect color match is absolutely necessary.
However, this is simply not true.
There are a great number of embroidery thread colors that can make embroidered logos look better
than the original.
Consider Color of Fabric. Background color changes the appearance of the logo.
The original logo is typically presented on a white background, while it is embroidered on denim
and an array of cotton colors. Embroiderers can use digital software to view the logo on different
color backgrounds and adjust colors accordingly.
Enhancing with standard colors. An experienced embroiderer can look at a logo
and see what colors will work best. In many cases, the colors that come in the logo design can be
enhanced by simply changing to a shade darker or lighter. Also using a different tone can
dramatically change the appearance of the logo. In some cases, one solid color logo looks much
better than multiple colors. By using one solid color, you can also save on cost. Less Colors=Less
Cost. <a href="http://www.embroideryauthority.com/embroidery_pricing.htm">
Embroidery cost</a> is determined by a several factors including stitch count and number of
colors used. The more time the machine must stop and change thread colors increases the overall
stitch count of a project.
Embroiderers should use the best quality thread for the best result. Embroidery
thread that is colorfast and bleach resistant is a must. Embroidery thread should also be strong
and resistant to common problems of embroidery such a breaking and puckering.
Polyneon thread is one of the best types of embroidery thread on the market today and is available
in hundreds of colors.
Be willing to expand your color scheme to have a logo that looks good on all
types of materials and all colors.
About the author:
Angela Oliver is a contributing author for <a href=" http://www.embroideryauthority.com/">Embroidery
Authority.com</a>, offering competitive pricing for all custom embroidered logos, apparel,
and accessories. Visit http://www.embroideryauthority.com/ for more information
about embroidery and some tips for <a href=" http://www.embroideryauthority.com/logo_tips.htm">logo
design</a>.
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