How to Digitize a Custom Patch Design | Creating Holes | Embrilliance StitchArtist
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- This is Part 5 of how I digitize any of my illustrations into a patch using Embrilliance StitchArtist Level 1. In this video I go over creating holes and saving the file for embroidery.
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Part 2 - Fill Stitch: • How to Digitize a Cust...
Part 3 - Satin Column & RunStitch: • How to Digitize a Cust...
Part 4 - BX Fonts: • How to Digitize a Cust...
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I know there are not a lot of great resources out there for making custom embroidery designs in an affordable way, so in this series I will be showing step-by-step how I make all of my original patches.
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Thank you so so much!! I agree with the many viewers that this was quite enlightening. I appreciate you sharing the techniques, they were extremely helpful.
You have NO idea how much this has helped!!! Thank you😃
Great videos on digitixing patches. Embrilliance should hire you!!
I hope you will create more videos on digitizing tips and tricks.
A lot of the videos I have watched to learn more about embrillance and digitizing are so boring and long.
You videos are perceft and so easy to follow & understand. PLEASE make more!!
Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful, and I'll definitely be posting more in the future :D
Let me just say your series on how to digitize this patch has been INSANELY helpful as I just purchased Embrilliance this week! Can't thank you enough!!! And love your work :)
thanks so much! I'm glad you found the series helpful :D
I really enjoyed following along as you made this patch. Keep the videos coming!!
Thank you! Definitely have more videos planned
Love ❤️ your work & ideas, please keep them coming 👏🏼
This is what I really need to learn since I’ve 2 granddaughters that live in Norway & it’s super expensive to send them embroidery clothes, this way is cheaper for me & I know they would be very happy 😃
Thanks 😊♥️😉
Incredibly helpful video, thank you so much for taking the time!
glad you found it helpful!
Love your video! You are on point and straight through! Very clear and easy to follow! Please do make more video!! I would love to see how to Embroidery on a T-shirt. I watched your video for making a pocket and love it!!
Thank you so much! I've been practicing embroidering small left chest designs on a t-shirt, so I will probably make a video on that soon. 🥰
Oh my gosh the funky "combine holes" overstitching in the points was exactly what happened to me! I thought I did something super weird in my digitization and couldn't figure it out! Thanks for this video it definitely helps a ton :)
So glad it helped! I looked for months trying to figure out what the problem was and even reached out to Embrilliance. They didn't have an answer, so I was excited to come up with this method!
Thank you so much! This was happening to me and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Thanks for the solution.
I know! I even asked the software and they told me that nothing could be done. Sometimes you just have to try :)
Thank you
Excellent. Thank you. This series you’ve done is incredibly useful!
I’ve just started to work with point, tracing mainly for line sketches so far. I’ve been changing most of my point to cusps to manipulate. You would recommend curves and lines?
Does the bottom layer sticking out cause an issue when it's stitched? I noticed the fill is showing some around the satin stitch outline. Have you ever used PE Design 11? I have that software and it's a little bit of a different set up.
Dapion~~~
Great video. Which is more reliable, the compensation function in embrilliance or your method?
I like doing it manual so that I have complete control, but that's just my preference. I recommend trying both and stitch out a few different shapes on some test fabric!
This is a super great video.. and that's because you makes it very easy to understand all this.. i have a question, would it be possible to digitize any png or jpg logo with this Stitchartist Level 1 ? Even band logos or sports logos or anything like that ? Also.. is it possible to have this software installed under one license of level 1 but on two computers ? You see... i would wanna be able to design both on the computer at my work and at home.. thanks..
thank you! You can digitize png or jpgs on level 1 (they're really just used as references ) And yes! You can use 2 license for multiple computers
@@stitchbackstories I bought this program about 2 weeks ago and wow what an easy program to use, and the result is awesome, now i can digitize logos and all that kinda stuff i always wanted to, also need to learn a little more about Push/pull compensation.. i already made about 20 different patches.. :D
Great video! So when the green leaf is getting stitched after the background some parts of the edge of the leaf will overlap the background by a little and that’s ok right?
yup, that's okay! I prefer the overlap to avoid any gaps. Just be mindful for which color gets stitched on top
Thank you!
Hi there! How do i make holes or "combine holes" on letters such as a lower case k that has a hole in it... Embrilliance wont let me for some reason... help! and youre really great at explaining by the way! Im learning a lot even though I dont do patches!
I always digitize letters in parts--so I would create a shape for the first line in the K and a second shape for right side of the K (if that makes sense?) Also, depending on how big the letter is, I usually go with a satin stitch instead of a fill stitch
Hey!! Question. Do you just need Embrilliance Stitch level 1 for this, or also 'Embrilliance Essentials'? Thanks!! Love your videos!
Hi! You can do everything here with just stitch artist level 1!
you are amazing !!! I am totally lost. wanna make a design for me??
What level of StitchArtist are you using?
I use 1 for this tutorial!
You don’t need to make the whole if you’re using a felt or twill, right?
up to you -- if you want the background to be just the fabric showing through, then you don't need to create the hole