Digitizing An Embroidery Design In Hatch Embroidery Software Part 1.
A brand spanking new series of Sunday Stitch posts starting this week with a continuation of my exploration into digitizing embroidery designs.
During this 10-part mini series of posts – which will be released in two episodes each Sunday for the next 5 weeks – I will be sharing with you the process that I went through to go from this …
… to this.
Exciting, right?!
I was going to share the whole process with you in one video but when it turned out to be over 45 minutes long, I thought it best to pop it on the blog in shorter manageable bite-sized snippets.
In this particular episode I will be showing you the first couple of steps; loading the artwork and a quick tip that I learnt from the Hatch website for locking the design in place – very handy!
So, when you are ready, just hit play.
The next episode will be out later today. See you there?
Just a reminder before I go, that I used in Hatch Embroidery software for this project. To find out more about it and download a free trial copy, please visit Hatch Embroidery Website
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If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to sharing more with you soon!
Bye for now.
J :)
Hello John.
Super with teaching in digitizing. I’ve been to the Hatch website because I wanted to have the same drawing you use to practice on, but I can only find the finished embroidery, and that wasn’t exactly what I wanted today. Am I looking in the wrong place or is it not an option. I know I can find something else to digitize, but it’s nice to do it together.
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Oh! Sorry about that, I said that without first checking it would be there. Whoopsie! I will try and get it on this blog asap.
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