The aggregation of thread stuck between the needle plate and an embroidered piece of fabric is known as "birdnesting." There is also often growth between the hook assembly and needle plate holes. Upper tension and tension issues are the most common causes of nesting. Birdnesting and looping badly affect the quality of the final product or may destroy the whole project. Thread accumulation can ruin a project by forming clusters on the surface of a garment or fabric during production. As bird nesting starts, it creates a hurdle for the fabric to move freely and affects the quality and finishing of the project. This leads to the waste of resources as well as man hours. Most of the time, looping and birdnesting are caused by improper threading of bobbins or embroidering without Bibbins. Let me allow to explain that how to fix birdnesting on embroidery machine . What are the common causes of birds nesting? As we mentioned in the above paragraph, embroidery without bobbins cau...
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