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1. FIRE INSTRUCTION: Be a Good Student First and Always

2. When Tech Meets Embroidery

3. A DTG Wish List: Consider these five things when choosing the ideal direct-to-garment printer

4. Mastering DTG Printing: Follow these six tips for proficiency in this decorating process

5. Teamwork MAKES DTG WORK: HERE'S WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN YOUR NEXT DTG DISTRIBUTION PARTNER

7. OUTSOURCING EXTRA ORDERS: From finding the right partners to cross promoting, follow these steps to established a partnership with another decorator

9. Patent pools and genomics: navigating a course to open science?

10. Genomics and intellectual property: considering alternatives to traditional patenting

12. Short stitches and controlling corners: the interplay between corners and short stitches is something that embroiderers must be aware of to control distortion and create a design that runs flawlessly when being sewn

13. Simple solutions for novice digitizers: understanding the basic responsibilities of a digitizer, as well as concepts such as stitch types and push/pull compensation, can take the intimidation factor out of complex jobs

14. PITCH-WORTHY APPAREL TRENDS: Educating your customers on these new developments could lead to big profits this year

17. 12 steps to selecting a singlehead: dazed and confused by the bewildering array of embroidery machines available? Follow our lead as we guide you through the process of picking the perfect singlehead

21. Nothin' but network: make your embroidery shop more efficient -- and profitable -- by linking your computers and embroidery machines. (Operations)

22. LASER FOCUS: Here's how to use a laser to exponentially grow your decorating business this year

23. NEEDS FOR DTG: Look for these eight things in your next printer

25. Create high-quality designs with fewer stitches: learn how to tow the line between stitch-count reduction and quality designs to ensure that your firm's profit isn't compromised

31. Dear Journal

33. The succession plan: who will follow in your footsteps? Build a strategy for succession that involves your vision, your company structure and your staffs. (Business)

37. Jazz up your designs

38. Four tips for spicing up stock designs

42. Building dominant-bebop lines

45. Compensating for push and pull

47. Making the most of metallics

48. Finding the right digitizer

49. Smooth sailing

50. Attach a patch

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