JACKET BACK DIGITIZING
Wolves Mascot Jacket Back Digitizing at 67,746 Stitches
A 22-stop build where dark charcoal grey lays the fur base across both wolf heads first, black anchors the single largest block at 22,338 stitches, red returns three times for the eyes and the “WOLVES” wordmark, and two single-stitch accent colors, orange and gold, spark each eye last. A 5.92 by 5.89 inch (width by height) jacket back logo digitized in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio at 67,746 stitches, run across 22 stops in charcoal grey, silver grey, black, off-white, red, crimson, orange, and gold thread to keep the twin wolf-head mascot and wordmark clean on a jacket back placement.
01 · Artwork receivedWolves mascot jacket back patch artwork submitted for embroidery digitizing. 02 · Digitized file previewRendered preview showing how the twin wolf heads, fur shading, and WOLVES wordmark line up before a single stitch runs. 03 · Production worksheetWilcom EmbroideryStudio: 67,746 stitches, 9 colors, 22 stops, Tajima format. 04 · Finished stitch-outThe finished patch stitched out and photographed as proof of file quality, both wolf heads and the wordmark ready for the jacket back.
Dark grey fur first, gold sparks last: the 22-stop build behind the Wolves mascot jacket back
The Wolves mascot patch stitches in a layered sequence built around two symmetric wolf heads and a wordmark beneath them. Dark charcoal grey opens the file, laying the fur base across both heads over five separate stops for a combined 13,734 stitches. Black follows as the single largest block, 22,338 stitches in one pass that anchors the main head and jaw shapes, then returns twice more later in the sequence for the outline and border work, 34,316 stitches total across all three black stops. Silver grey and off-white run in between as highlight and fang detail layers, each visited three times as the file alternates between the left head, the right head, and the shared outline. Red closes out the WOLVES wordmark and both sets of eyes across three stops totaling 5,522 stitches, with a brighter crimson adding small nose and mouth accents. The file ends with two single-stitch color visits: a 45-stitch orange spark and a 79-stitch gold spark, one in each wolf’s eye.
9 colors, 22 stops: why black carries the single largest block
The worksheet logs 9 colors, 22 stops, 21 color changes, and 73 trims. Only black tops 20,000 stitches in a single stop, the 22,338-stitch pass that fills the main head and jaw silhouette before black returns later for the outline and border ring. Charcoal grey is the only color revisited five separate times, once for each fur-shading pass needed to keep the two symmetric wolf heads reading as a matched pair rather than a single mirrored shape. That symmetry requirement, not the color count on its own, is what turns the file into 22 individual machine stops.
A digitized preview before a single stitch runs
Before a single stitch runs, the rendered preview shows exactly how the two wolf heads, the fur shading, and the WOLVES wordmark register against each other and against the jacket back placement. That’s the checkpoint where symmetry between the left and right head, the wordmark spacing, and the eight approved thread colors, charcoal grey, silver grey, black, off-white, red, crimson, orange, and gold, get confirmed against the customer’s original logo before the file moves to production. That’s what our free, unlimited revisions and preview step are for: catching any mismatch before it’s sewn into 67,746 stitches on the finished jacket back.
Specs
- Techniques
- Twin mascot fill, layered fur shading, wordmark lettering
- Finished size
- 5.92″ × 5.89″
- Stitch count
- 67,746
- Colors / stops
- 9 / 22
- Color changes
- 21
- Trims
- 73
- Max / min stitch length
- 11.9 mm / 0.3 mm
- Max jump
- 7.0 mm
- Bobbin thread
- 440.26 ft
- Thread
- Madeira PolyNeon 40 (charcoal grey, silver grey, black, off-white, red, crimson, orange, gold)
- Format delivered
- Tajima (DST)
- Software
- Wilcom EmbroideryStudio – Level 3 Advanced
- Pricing tier
- Full Size ($60)
- Turnaround band
- Complex (8 hour)
- Digitized by
- Dustin Smith
The full worksheet
Every number above traces back to these production sheets: the stop sequence and machine settings Wilcom EmbroideryStudio generated for the 22-stop, 9-color build, plus the two-page color film breaking every stop out by shape.
