How-to create an embroidery design from an SVG using StitchArtist

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  • čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
  • This video shows how to import an SVG file and create an embroidery design using StitchArtist L2. Love is in the air with this simple and elegant love in a heart embroidery design created from a cut file from LoveSVG.com We adore how easy it was to create this design using Embrilliance StitchArtist. It is perfect for so many thoughtful and romantic occasions.
    For more information, please visit our website at www.Embrilliance.com/StitchArtist
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Komentáře • 35

  • @jesspeak7543
    @jesspeak7543 Před 6 lety

    Thank you Lisa, as usual you have made complicated procedures very easy to accomplish with the software. Jess

  • @lucaslegz
    @lucaslegz Před rokem +1

    Thank you for this video. I am not ready for #2 yet. I am going to get used to StitchArtist #1 first. LOL

  • @Imsunflwr1
    @Imsunflwr1 Před 6 lety

    This is the video I have been waiting for! Thank you so much, Lisa!!!!

  • @velmagarcia9033
    @velmagarcia9033 Před 5 lety

    Great video! Thank you!

  • @seamstobesew
    @seamstobesew Před 6 lety

    Wonderful, ty Lisa

  • @benibanana
    @benibanana Před 5 lety +7

    This is awesome! Thank you for sharing this! Can you do this with StitchArtist L1?

  • @CyndiMac50
    @CyndiMac50 Před 6 lety +1

    Ok this great! Thank you!

  • @marykathrynburke5318
    @marykathrynburke5318 Před 3 lety

    This was SO helpful! I just imported an SVG letter and created/converted it as an applique. It works perfect. One question, the placement, tack down and final stitches are all set. However the zig zag that happens before the final satin is too much for the fabric. How do you eliminate the zig zag stitch that happens before the satin final stitch? Thank you!

  • @MarysEmbroideryBouti
    @MarysEmbroideryBouti Před 6 lety +13

    This is a wonderful video. Do you have another video that shows how to convert a more advanced file where you have different sections of stitching? For instance an outline of an animal and then how to fill in the eyes, and circles on the cheeks, plus whiskers, just something that shows how to add the different stitches. I would really appreciate knowing how to do that. I have all of the Stitch Artist modules.

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem

      The big thing about SVG files is that they come in as drawn objects. Now it is up to you to break up and/or adjust the objects so that they make sense to digitize. The various stitch types you choose is up to you. There are control videos on this playlist for each of the stitch types that explain how they work.

  • @BrOneHhb
    @BrOneHhb Před 6 lety

    It`s possible to export in .PES file? Thanks awsome video

  • @pbtubelog
    @pbtubelog Před 2 lety

    Hi, I've noticed as you split this shapes, the curves need to be adjusted. Can you have an under layer(tracing reference) with the original line artwork so you know exactly how to fix the curve? Thank you.

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 2 lety

      You can bring in any reference that you want. Screen shot? Remember that the original curves and objects of an SVG are going to have to be adjusted for digitizing. The objects used to create a stitch file are not exactly the same as what you would have for vinyl or paper cutting.

  • @brittanydavis4928
    @brittanydavis4928 Před 11 měsíci

    Hello i am wondering if you have a video that explains how to select certain objects inside of a fill stitch and being able to remove the stitches within the selected objects

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 11 měsíci

      Check out the videos on draw with points and adding holes. There are many videos that show this - be sure to read the descriptions for those key words.

  • @TerrapinCreations666
    @TerrapinCreations666 Před rokem

    I’d love to see this but with a much more complex SVG image. I have level 2 now and I’m trying to digitize my own logo.

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem +1

      The point of an SVG file is that it comes in as drawn objects that you must adjust for digitizing. The controls videos explain all the settings you have access to in order to create the look that you want. Each digitizing project is different An SVG file brings in the objects that were drawn instead of you drawing with points or using the magic wand.
      Be sure to check out the stitch type controls videos on our StitchArtist playlist.

  • @lindabowen2545
    @lindabowen2545 Před rokem

    Lisa, is this the only video you have out on converting an sgv file into an embroidery file?
    I have a customer that wants 13 care bear belly shirts. I can only find the care bear bellies in an sgv format.
    I have a brother scan and cut but haven’t been able to master it
    Any help would be greatly appreciated
    Linda Bowen
    Thank you!

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem

      The digitizing of the project is up to you! This video just shows that when you bring in an SVG the objects are drawn. Now it’s up to you to break them apart, adjust them and properly digitize the design in the style you want.

  • @sewdonna13
    @sewdonna13 Před rokem

    How do i select two nodes and right click on my MAC. I'm unable to get the menu.
    Thanks

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem

      Check your apple Mac settings. Could be two finger click or lower right click or something else. Only you know what you have set on your Mac!

  • @CapricornDaze
    @CapricornDaze Před rokem

    I'm on Windows 11 PC. When I select the two nodes and right click I do not see "break across". I found this image online to practice with. Is it not appearing because I have to be specific about which nodes I choose? There seems to be different types of nodes. I must be missing something.

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem +1

      It might be more direct to understand your question if you could send the BE working file to support so that they can explain what’s going on. Could be hole. Could be stacked nodes lots of things possible. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us/.

  • @slpslee1
    @slpslee1 Před 6 lety

    I know I’m a complete failure, but mine doesn’t make a satin column using SA2. I can click any of the other icons in the Stitch section and it will fill in just fine, but the satin column... bupkus. What am I missing?

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 6 lety

      slpslee1 contact support on the website for assistance. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us/

    • @leebeasley1996
      @leebeasley1996 Před 6 lety

      Thanks much!

  • @jenniferdizney2002
    @jenniferdizney2002 Před 4 lety

    Can you do this w/level one stitch artist?

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 4 lety

      jennifer dizney this is a StitchArtist L2 function as explained in the video

  • @heatherhotchkiss3861
    @heatherhotchkiss3861 Před 7 měsíci

    I did all the steps up to create, outline, and combine holes, and when I click combine holes it's not combining everything like it should. Is this a computer or software error or is it user error? I've followed this video to a T several times and this keeps happening.

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 7 měsíci

      Hard to determine - it does work so not a software error. I’d reach out to support to determine the next steps to resolve to situation. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us-2

  • @doloresbeger1035
    @doloresbeger1035 Před 8 hodinami

    Can you show how to use an svg to create redwork

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před 5 hodinami

      @@doloresbeger1035 redwork is a running stitch. Check out the videos on the run stitch and its controls.

  • @TerrapinCreations666
    @TerrapinCreations666 Před rokem

    Can this be done with level 1 as well?

    • @Embrilliance
      @Embrilliance  Před rokem +1

      No. SVG importing and column inclinations are a level 2 function
      www.Embrilliance.com/StitchArtist

    • @TerrapinCreations666
      @TerrapinCreations666 Před rokem

      @@Embrilliance Ok thanks.