I particularly enjoy these embroidery-medic type of videos! I think one of the hardest things to learn is proper pathing. When you add hidden connections to prevent unnecessary jumps, I pay very close attention to where and how you hide them. Perhaps in a future video you can explain more fully about hiding runs under fills and how stitch angles play into these decisions. As always, your work is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Yes it has and because I am not sure of what I am doing found it really disappointing. Looking at your video it started to make sense, not quite there yet, but I shall revisit this video whenever I get confused. Thank you for this tutorial.
Late to the party, but as an ambitious (stubborn v would be more accurate haha), greenstick digitizer and embroider'er (is that an actual word? :P), I have indeed learned that the Beauty on Screen, can certainly be Nightmare on Stitch. John, thank you for everything you have been doing to help people like me in this endeavor. Your thorough instruction and crystal clear delivery of content has me coming back on a daily basis to further feed my insatiable desire to continue learning more about the world of digitizing and machine embroidery. *tips hat to you *
I really like your videos, even I don’t like Hatch (2). The UI is way to user unfriendly for me. But your tips and tricks are very easily projected to other digitizing software. Thanks again for another great video.
I would I wish I wish I would have known about your videos before I purchased many designs that were recommended only to find out that they were terrible. Thanks for the help and I will be looking for more videos on how to correct purchased designs s those will also help me become a better digitizer.
thank you, John, for one more informative video. i have question for you regarding changing pull compensation on design, you talk about millimetres but on you program it shows inches??
Wow that was amazing fix. Well I have a problem. Maybe you can solve that. When I embroider the letters like M, N or H. They feel like pulled inwards or outwards from middle and top of the letters. Which looks like bendy columns. Any help much appreciated. Thanks
Self-taught Husqvarna Viking digitizer am I. Looking for object oriented lessons to teach my great nieces. Where may I find Hatch lessons online to purchase? Embroidery machines on site are HV Designer 1 and Topaz 30. I totally understand your digitizing concepts, but my 6D software is not object oriented so how I make same edits is slightly different. Thanks.
Hey there! Here's a link to our online interactive lessons :) They're taught in Hatch among 9 other software brands, simply click this link for more info www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
I particularly enjoy these embroidery-medic type of videos! I think one of the hardest things to learn is proper pathing. When you add hidden connections to prevent unnecessary jumps, I pay very close attention to where and how you hide them. Perhaps in a future video you can explain more fully about hiding runs under fills and how stitch angles play into these decisions. As always, your work is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
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I learn something with every video you release John. Thanks so much for the work that goes into quality video's.
Penny Poo you're most welcome. :)
Thanks for the detailed explanations. I picked up on lots of good pointers.
Barb O'Brien glad to hear, thanks for watching.
Perfect! Just what I needed thanks for this very helpful video John
Thanks for watching Carol! Glad it helped :)
Thank you for this informative video - I learn something new each and every time.
Gail Hardock thanks for watching.
Lot of thanks from sri lanka.🤘🤘🤘
Thanks for watching!
Yes!!! I have tried to fix it, but I don't know how to well enough.
Thank you for your great videos. There is so much to this art. I love it.
Bonnie Kinser you're most welcome!
Yes it has and because I am not sure of what I am doing found it really disappointing. Looking at your video it started to make sense, not quite there yet, but I shall revisit this video whenever I get confused. Thank you for this tutorial.
Like anything else, learning to digitize takes time :) Glad this video could be of some help! Stick with it and the results will follow!
Late to the party, but as an ambitious (stubborn v would be more accurate haha), greenstick digitizer and embroider'er (is that an actual word? :P), I have indeed learned that the Beauty on Screen, can certainly be Nightmare on Stitch.
John, thank you for everything you have been doing to help people like me in this endeavor. Your thorough instruction and crystal clear delivery of content has me coming back on a daily basis to further feed my insatiable desire to continue learning more about the world of digitizing and machine embroidery.
*tips hat to you *
As always, another great video! I had about 4 aha moments in this one! Loved it!!!! Thanks again!
So glad to hear that Heather :) Thanks for watching!
Thanks John, you always seem to know what help I need. Loved this video.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching :)
Excellent instruction, thanks John for all your time.
Thanks for watching Brian! Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Good video thanks
I really like your videos, even I don’t like Hatch (2). The UI is way to user unfriendly for me. But your tips and tricks are very easily projected to other digitizing software. Thanks again for another great video.
Tondiar theory crosses over to all brands :)
Another Fantastic Learning Video! Thank You! Keep them coming! Appreciate the videos!
Appreciate the kind words Robin, thanks for watching! :)
I would I wish I wish I would have known about your videos before I purchased many designs that were recommended only to find out that they were terrible. Thanks for the help and I will be looking for more videos on how to correct purchased designs s those will also help me become a better digitizer.
thanks John - very well explained - always learn something new
Glad to hear you're learning :) thanks for watching!
thank you, John, for one more informative video. i have question for you regarding changing pull compensation on design, you talk about millimetres but on you program it shows inches??
Yes
Hi, could you please tell me the name of the program you are working on?
Wow that was amazing fix. Well I have a problem. Maybe you can solve that. When I embroider the letters like M, N or H. They feel like pulled inwards or outwards from middle and top of the letters. Which looks like bendy columns. Any help much appreciated. Thanks
What digitizer software did you use?
Hatch, here is a link to the free 30 day trial.
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/hatch-embroidery-free-trial/
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Self-taught Husqvarna Viking digitizer am I.
Looking for object oriented lessons to teach my great nieces.
Where may I find Hatch lessons online to purchase?
Embroidery machines on site are HV Designer 1 and Topaz 30.
I totally understand your digitizing concepts, but my 6D software is not object oriented so how I make same edits is slightly different.
Thanks.
Hey there! Here's a link to our online interactive lessons :) They're taught in Hatch among 9 other software brands, simply click this link for more info www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
Lol every design,I have to overcompensate for it
Matter with a rainbow? Let me guess...🤦♂️