
Pull Distortion and Pull Compensation | Machine Embroidery
Pull Compensation Continuing our ‘Digitizing 101’ theme, we’ll cover the most basic and yet most troublesome concept for budding digitizers – distortion. There is a
Pull Compensation Continuing our ‘Digitizing 101’ theme, we’ll cover the most basic and yet most troublesome concept for budding digitizers – distortion. There is a
Our good host asked that I begin this adventure with a bit of ‘Digitizing 101’, and I am all too happy to oblige, though I
For a while now we’ve been getting feedback from you all on what columns were your favourites – this one came out tops, so we’ve
My experimentation usually starts when someone asks me a surprising machine embroidery question; this project was entirely based on one of my many stitchy friends
Stitch Rhythms & Patterns by Jan Beaney and Jean Littlejohn, published by Double Trouble Enterprises Introduction This is a go-to book for ideas; it is
Embroidery Digitizing in the Real World Digitizers-in-training justifiably bemoan the lack of a single, clear-cut methodology for creating embroidery designs. Whether a digitizer starts as
Creative Cloth Explorations: Adventures in Fairy-Inspired Fiber Art Introduction Okay, so it is a pretty niche sounding title, but can we judge this book
A commenter on one of my posts recently lamented an inability to create their own designs, stating something to the effect that though they had
Using your Sewing Machine and Puffy Foam to create a 3d Foam Embroidery is a great way to take your Embroidery Design skills to the
If you follow embroiderers and digitizers online, you’ll often find yourself dazzled by the complex work that they do; smooth gradient blends comprised of many
The World Cup has just started and over here in the UK, this means we’re in for a few weeks of jubilation and national pride
Howdy-do fans of needlecraft! Time to turn back to the wonderful world of patches. I have designed my first one, which you can see below,