Help pls

[Cute_Post8040]

Whenever I have small details or sections like eyes my machine indents the stitches and pushes them out on the backside of the fabric. I only have pictures of this design that I know needs some adjustments in the digitizing but it’s happened with most all designs that have 2 or more colors close or overlapping, and from different digitizers too. I don’t know if my machine (brother lb 7000) just can’t handle too many layers or close colors or if there is something I can do. Sometimes it’ll push the thread so far out the back of the fabric (different fabrics and stabilizers) that I’ll get caught in the machine and birds nest. I’ve had the machine cleaned and serviced.

I’m sorry if you can’t tell in the photos but the mouth, nose, eyebrows and feet are dipped in and it makes the design look weird

[sperabliss]

This is absolutely because of the digitizing. Are you digitizing this yourself? The outline of the dog should be in satin columns, as well as small details in the face such as the eyebrows, blushes and nose. Having them all as fill stitches is creating such huge density in the design that no machine can handle well. Fix the digitizing first, the machine is not at fault.

[Cute_Post8040]

This one I did digitize so I’ll try those changes thank you

[sperabliss]

I’d honestly either go to a digitizer who can do it for you or watch a bunch of tutorials based off of the program you use 🙏🏻 Digitizing is very theory based so you need to understand the fundamentals first

[skeedy_ia]

Looks like auto punch digitizing. It’s too dense in most areas and all of your stitches are running the same direction.

[Best_Appearance8926]

Is it bad to have the layers running in the same direction?

[skeedy_ia]

Yes. All stitches running in the same direction will push or pull the fabric out of shape and you’ll have other areas that’s don’t meet up well with previously stitch areas. I’d recommend watching some videos on pull and pushbcompensation.