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Why Is 3D Puffy Foam Profitable
Take The Plunge With Puffy Foam™
Don’t be afraid to add Puffy Foam™ designs to your embroidery business as it is easy while being very profitable at the same time.
1. Profitable - Charge at least 25% more for designs sewn with Puffy Foam™ due to uniqueness.
2. No additional cost with digitizing.
3. Cost very minimal to have Puffy Foam™ in your shop.
4. Easy to change the look on a Puffy Foam™ design by simply changing the foam thickness and/or density.
1. Designs need to be digitized specifically for use with Puffy Foam™. Digitizers will use specific techniques to keep foam from collapsing while encasing foam completely in stitches. (Share the thickness of Puffy Foam™ with your digitizer.)
2. Use commercial grade Puffy Foam™ to ensure durability and compatibility. Non-toxic. Available at Gunold.
3. Best practice is to match foam color with thread color when possible.
4. Puffy Foam™ thickness varies (2mm, 3mm, 4mm and 6mm). For thicker foam, the design density and stitch length may need to be increased to create full coverage.
5. Puffy Foam™ density varies to create a different look to the finished product. Classic foam has a slight rounded look whereas the Dense foam creates a sharper, taller look. Gunold USA carries our Classic Line and Dense Line. The Dense Line is 44% more dense than the Classic Line.
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