How I turn my embroidery designs into patterns!

Here's how I turn my original embroidery designs into digital patterns using the Procreate app for the iPad.
This tutorial is intended for you to use with your OWN, original ideas. This tutorial will be useful for you if you're wanting to make a pattern to sell to other people so they can recreate your work, or if you're needing to replicate one of your own designs and want to be as precise as possible.
In this tutorial, I show you how to copy your design for transferring purpose, meaning a black and white outline that will make it easy for somebody to transfer to fabric, as well as how to make a colorful guide so that whoever is using your pattern has an easier time figuring out which colors go where!
One thing I don't cover in this particular video are specific ways to FORMAT your final pattern. It's really important that you also play around and come up with your own unique format for patterns, just like you've played around and designed your own original embroidery designs.
To download the free pattern I show you as an example in this video, click here: www.hopebroidery.com/product-...
Happy Pattern Making!
Hope

[@nadinecampbell1832]

So glad i decided to look through your past videos. I am just starting out and have all my designs in old fashion paper and pencil. This app is amazing and you taught how to use it so beautifully and detailed. I don't have an ipad but will be investing now. Thanks for this tutorial it will forever be saved and will come back to it to remind myself how to make patterns and coloured designs.

[@mindydaum9046]

You really have a knack at teaching!

[@Rini-D]

I don't know why I just find you now. I am glad tho utube algorithm bring me here. I love love everything about this. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@stephanielynn9808]

Don't know if I'll ever sell patterns, but this was so helpful to make them in general! I can't draw at all, so tracing pictures will be good practice

[@lizziecopeland8337]

Wow! That was so useful! I just bought Procreate yesterday and it was a bit overwhelming, but this tutorial has been so clear on how you go through your process. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this. :)

[@hannahvaughn8176]

This is such a wonderful tutorial that I keep coming back to and remind myself how exactly to draw my embroidery designs on procreate. You explain everything beautifully and make it all much easier ❤❤❤. Would never figure it out without you!

[@hopebroidery]

This is so sweet and I needed to read it this late at night - really! Thank you so much, I'm so happy it's helpful!!!

[@SonjaLasagna]

Thank you, Hope! This was very thorough and well explained. I didn’t get lost like I do in some tutorials that go too fast. 😊

[@meakhan]

This was such a helpful tutorial, thank you for sharing your method!!

[@ffiffi9242]

Really informative, I’ve been looking for an embroidery pattern/procreate tutorial for some time so thanks!

[@elainepontious9546]

Thank you for helping me make sense of Procreate. I am anxious to get started making my own designs for gifts, not for selling.

[@maerenee4637]

Great tutorial! I can apply these tips to all kinds of crafting. Thank you!

[@sonialoor-alava669]

This is gold, thanks so much.

[@leonaturner6049]

This is a great video with easy to follow instructions. Looking forward to trying it out. Thank you so much! xx

[@hopebroidery]

Leona Turner I’m glad it was helpful! ❤️❤️

[@jessicae1492]

SUPER helpful! Thank you 😊

[@LittleLoopsStitching]

This is so great. Thank you for the tips.

[@LargeFamilyHomesteaders]

Good job. Those look great!

[@gillscarisbrick645]

Thank you this was a very useful video.

[@lauraqaurius]

Great now I need a ipad and apple pen. 😭😂

[@mariadenissenkova8181]

you can download gimp and trace it using straight lines! just hold the shift key

[@shilohs5909]

Lol same

[@morgangibson2261]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much for such a comprehensive tutorial! I don't feel so dumb when I use it now 😂

[@shumonjohnson6077]

Thank you!

[@RajeesEmbroideryWorks]

Useful video thank you

[@crystalokelly1032]

Thank you so much!!! I started my embroidery journey about a year ago and just am starting to design my own patterns because I can’t find some patterns that have in my head.

[@yamiradames2415]

Thank you for sharing! May you do a version for black work? I’m struggling to figure out how to do it and there are minimal videos of how others do it in recent times.

[@madelync7753]

I love this! I'm thinking about getting a wacom so I can start sketching my own designs by hand with Photoshop tools, but you're making me consider getting an ipad instead. What size/model ipad and pen do you use? Do you prefer it over a wacom tablet? Thanks for posting, you're the first person I've found who has made a video on this :)

[@u.e.3967]

Wow i was searching for such a loong time.thankyou. you saved me.now i relieved .
But can we do this using the phone. Or laptop

[@HeatherPlatzie]

Thank you for this video! May I ask what stylus you use?

[@snookidip]

Great video but where do I go now to make this an actually stitching file? That would be really helpful to know I feel like I’m left out . I’m just learning how to do embroidery and really wish I had that information.

[@kathykocon3627]

Hello, this is a great video. Exactly what I needed. Is your finished drawing then digitized for sending to a fabric printer? Are you using the 64GB IPad? Thanks for sharing your experience! Sp appreciated.

[@pclaporte]

What program do you use to actually create the stitching file?

[@hopebroidery]

I honestly usually use a combination of Canva and Powerpoint! Often times, I'll build the entire thing Procreate, too! :)

[@thaliatorres9143]

Very helpful! What iPad is this? Did it come with the pen?

[@u.e.3967]

Please teach me a way tp draw patterns using the phone

[@rosemawaddah6531]

wht logo of the app tht u use

[@vanninany]

video is too blurry :/