Coiling embroidery

Disc embroidery is a type of embroidery style first introduced by the Japanese Tashima embroidery machine. Now it is divided into two types: independent ribbon embroidery head and simple ribbon embroidery. It is an embroidery method that uses fish thread to stitch ribbons of varying widths onto textiles through a guide. It is usually used on clothing and fabrics to form three-dimensional patterns. It is a relatively new type of computerized embroidery needle technique and is now widely used.