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Keep the main shapes generous. Use embroidery selectively for details that need a clearer edge, and explain the intended texture in the artwork notes.
Read the artwork guideA raised chenille texture gives a button pin a soft, bold presence. It works especially well when the silhouette and major color areas carry the idea.
Source-backed prices first. Modeled prices are clearly labeled. No payment is taken in this prototype.
Keep the main shapes generous. Use embroidery selectively for details that need a clearer edge, and explain the intended texture in the artwork notes.
Read the artwork guideChenille gives the most tactile direction here; compare woven for finer detail or embroidery for defined stitching.
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Relevant finishes, fittings and packaging stay connected to the selected process. Modeled amounts are identified.
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Keep the main shapes generous. Use embroidery selectively for details that need a clearer edge, and explain the intended texture in the artwork notes.
Price depends on the process, size, quantity, construction and finishing. This prototype uses captured source prices where available and clearly labeled models where a price is missing or anomalous. Shipping and tax are excluded; no payment is collected.
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