Hello everyone!
I'm a beginner in machine embroidery and while I understand that the Quality of my projects depends on many finicky settings, one problem I've encountered for the second time today is making me scratch my head (and is soooo annoying cause i gotta screw the machine apart and clean it out and put it back together).
My machine keeps sucking in fabric at some point and then everything ends as a thread and fabric lump inside, and all i can do is cut off the rest of the project. It happened while trying to embroider the letter o.
i work with a brother innovis 750e, i use ink/stitch to digitize my own designs and ideas.
This is a Fruit of the Loom cotton jersey t-shirt, cutaway stabiliser, both hooped.
i used 0,4mm pull compensation for the picture and 0,3mm pull compensation for the lettering, didn't change anything else about the lettering (it's a font that came with ink/stitch)
the bobbin was not empty (i thought that was the problem the first time around but this time i made sure i have enough)
here are some pictures (yes i know the outcome isn't ideal anyways, too big spaces in between the filling lines, i was about to make a post asking for tips on how to fix the smaller issues anyways, but this "ruining my whole project and t-shirt" problem is no1 priority now, i could live much better with an unclean embroidery than with whatever this is)
as i said, I'm pretty much a total beginner, so if you need any more information about my param settings or whatever I'm happy to answer all questions, appreciate the time!
picture explanation:
1: how it looked with "freshly eaten" project from underneath the hoop
2: the already cut away project with th little hole of where it happened
3: the machine with the fabric and thread rests eaten up in a little bunch, completely stuck
4: how the bobbin thread looked when i tried to take it out (it was also weirdly stuck)
5 and 6: "finished" test embroidery of the project, abrupted after "the incident", from front and back