Hand Embroidery & Bullion Digitizing

Hand Embroidery & Bullion Digitizing covers 7 subcategories, including Blazer Badges & Family Crests, Cap Badges & Peaks, Collar, Cuff & Gorget Patterns, and more. Hand embroidery and bullion work covers the ceremonial, heraldic, and metallic-wire patterns machine embroidery isn't built for — blazer badges, family crests, cap badges, epaulets, ceremonial banners, wing badges, and decorative pillow patterns. These patterns are prepared as detailed reference artwork and stitch guides for skilled hand embroiderers and bullion workshops.

Embroidery digitizing is the process of converting artwork — a logo, illustration, or text — into a stitch file that an embroidery machine can read. The digitizer maps out stitch types, direction, density, and sequencing so the design sews cleanly on the intended fabric and placement.

We deliver every major embroidery machine format, including DST, PES, EMB, JEF, EXP, VP3, XXX, and HUS. Vector artwork can be supplied in formats such as SVG, EPS, AI, and PDF. Let us know your machine or software when you request a quote so we deliver the right format.

Embroidery files have limited resize tolerance — typically a small percentage up or down — before stitch density and satin widths need to be rebuilt for the new size. If you need the same design at a significantly different size, we can digitize a dedicated version for that placement.