Embroidery 3D Foam Grey - 75D 3mm 11.5" x 18"
High-density 75D grey 3D embroidery foam designed to create bold, raised dimensional lettering, logos, and designs, featuring a 3mm thickness and convenient 11.5" x 18" sheet size.
Characteristics
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Embroidery 3D Foam Grey is a high-density dimensional embroidery foam designed to create raised, three-dimensional effects on embroidered lettering, logos, numbers, and decorative designs. Placed between the garment and embroidery stitches, the foam adds height and structure to selected areas of the design for a bold, professional appearance.
With a 75D density and 3mm thickness, this embroidery foam provides the firmness and support needed to maintain dimensional detail while stitching. The foam is compressed and secured by dense satin stitching, allowing the embroidery to stand noticeably above the surface of the garment.
The grey color is particularly useful for embroidery designs using grey, silver, charcoal, and other similar thread colors. Selecting foam that closely matches the embroidery thread helps minimize the visibility of any small pieces of foam that may remain around the edges of the finished design.
Each sheet measures 11.5" x 18", providing ample material for a variety of embroidery applications while allowing the foam to be easily cut into smaller pieces to match the size and placement of individual designs.
3D foam embroidery is commonly used for caps, hats, jackets, bags, team apparel, workwear, and promotional garments. It is especially effective for bold lettering, numbers, monograms, and logos where additional height and visual impact are desired.
After embroidery is completed, excess foam can be carefully torn away from the outside edges of the stitched design. Small remaining pieces can then be cleaned from the embroidery to produce a crisp, dimensional finished appearance.
For best results, embroidery artwork should be digitized specifically for 3D foam or puff embroidery. Proper stitch density, satin-stitch width, underlay, and edge coverage are important for completely covering the foam and producing clean, durable dimensional embroidery.
- Professional 3D embroidery foam
- Creates raised, dimensional embroidery effects
- 75D high-density construction
- 3mm foam thickness
- Grey color
- Provides structure and height beneath embroidery stitches
- Ideal for bold lettering, logos, numbers, and monograms
- Designed for use with dense satin stitching
- Excess foam tears away after embroidery
- Easy to cut to match individual design sizes
- Helps create bold, high-profile embroidery
- Suitable for commercial embroidery production
- Excellent for cap and hat embroidery
- Suitable for jackets and outerwear
- Suitable for bags and accessories
- Ideal for team and corporate apparel
- Useful for promotional embroidery applications
- Can be used on compatible flat and structured embroidery applications
- Convenient 11.5" x 18" sheet size
- Grey foam pairs well with grey, silver, charcoal, and similar thread colors
- Use embroidery designs that have been digitized specifically for 3D foam or puff embroidery.
- Place the foam over the area of the garment where the dimensional portion of the design will be embroidered.
- Cut the foam slightly larger than the area requiring the raised effect to minimize unnecessary material.
- Use dense satin stitches to compress, perforate, and completely cover the foam.
- Make sure stitch coverage extends sufficiently over the edges of the foam to create a clean finished appearance.
- Avoid overly narrow columns and extremely fine details, as they may not provide enough stitch coverage for a clean 3D effect.
- After embroidery is complete, carefully tear away excess foam from around the outside of the design.
- Remove small remaining foam pieces from corners and detailed areas as necessary.
- Choose a foam color that closely matches the embroidery thread whenever possible to make small remnants less noticeable.
- Grey foam works particularly well beneath grey, silver, charcoal, and similarly colored embroidery threads.
- Test the digitized design, thread, foam, garment, and machine settings before beginning a full production run.
- Store unused foam sheets flat in a clean, dry location to prevent unnecessary bending or damage.