You say it may not actually be teaching, just your workflow, but it most definitely is. Thank you so much. You say everything very clear and tell us exactly how you’re making things. I find your tutorials the best for me learning inkstitch. Again, many thanks.
Kind of off-topic, but what does this type of logo digitization cost? Not in market for it but would love to know what people pay to get a logo digitized.
I love the way you digitalize the logo. Could you please tell me what needle do you use (measure and brand) and the thickness of the yarn that you use. keep going with the videos. Regards
What is the point of the running stitch from the middle of the top of the T to the left edge? Is it to lead to the left edge to then begin the top of the T without a large jump stitch?
Last night, I incorporated this technique of creating a running stitch to join 5 areas of fill, and I routed the running stitch beneath where a satin would be placed later in the logo and it seems to work perfectly! Now I don’t need the machine to slow down to tie off those 5 fills separately! Appreciate learning that technique from you and your video!! Thank you again!
Request: Have you done a tutorial to show options for when the column is too small for a satin stitch? Thanks to you, I'm getting pretty good at this. p.s. Are you related to Bob Ross? 😁
You can make a satin column bigger just by increasing the pull compensation in params. This will increase it's width from the center line out equally on both sides You can also try using inkstitch > satin tools > convert satin to line. Going by memory and don't remember exactly how it's worded. Then change your line thickness and convert the line back to a satin column.
Am I the only one that can not figure this out? LOL. This is a great video, but nothing turns out like he said. I know its not him, It is for sure me. I need a hands on class.. :)🤣
Don't give up. If there's a specific thing you need help with I'll try to help. If you scroll back in time on my inkstitch playlist there's a few beginner guides that might help.
The very, very beginner in me wants to ask: If you already have the logo as a graphic, why would you not render it as an SVG, import it, and then convert it to a stitch file? I'm sure there's an obvious answer of which I am not aware. TIA
The best text embroidery is a satin stitch, trace bitmap only gives fills unless you do center line trace which doesn't work well for text. So, that leaves manually creating the text as satin lines. A little extra effort on digitizing with inkstitch makes a much better result.
You say it may not actually be teaching, just your workflow, but it most definitely is. Thank you so much. You say everything very clear and tell us exactly how you’re making things.
I find your tutorials the best for me learning inkstitch. Again, many thanks.
Thank you so much. I almost didn't release this one thinking it didn't bring much to the table. With your kind words I'm glad I followed through. ❤️
Digitizing itself is a Art and you show us so much for 🆓 using 🆓 software 🙏🙏🙏 thank you 💯💯
Man thank you for your tutorials. Even though I’m using windows. Your process makes understanding both sides of the software come to me more fluidly
Outstanding. Thank you 👍😊
Thanks for this video, very interesting for a beginner
I learned a lot with your videos 🙏
Great Tutorial!
Hey from East TN too!
Thank you so much.
Awesome, that makes us virtual neighbors :)
Love watching you content please create more😍😍😍
Thank you ❤️👍
Kind of off-topic, but what does this type of logo digitization cost? Not in market for it but would love to know what people pay to get a logo digitized.
We charge a one time fee of $25 for digitizing something like this but we are also stitching it out. A stand alone digitizing would probably be more.
Very helpful! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you
Needs more adjustments on lettering mainly the E and spacing.
I love the way you digitalize the logo. Could you please tell me what needle do you use (measure and brand) and the thickness of the yarn that you use. keep going with the videos. Regards
We only use standard 75/11 steel sharps and 40 wt Madeira poly-neon thread.
What is the point of the running stitch from the middle of the top of the T to the left edge? Is it to lead to the left edge to then begin the top of the T without a large jump stitch?
Yes, it's to avoid jump stitches and trims.
Thank you!
No problem
Last night, I incorporated this technique of creating a running stitch to join 5 areas of fill, and I routed the running stitch beneath where a satin would be placed later in the logo and it seems to work perfectly! Now I don’t need the machine to slow down to tie off those 5 fills separately! Appreciate learning that technique from you and your video!! Thank you again!
Excellent. Less chance of something going wrong as well.
Request: Have you done a tutorial to show options for when the column is too small for a satin stitch? Thanks to you, I'm getting pretty good at this. p.s. Are you related to Bob Ross? 😁
You can make a satin column bigger just by increasing the pull compensation in params. This will increase it's width from the center line out equally on both sides
You can also try using inkstitch > satin tools > convert satin to line. Going by memory and don't remember exactly how it's worded. Then change your line thickness and convert the line back to a satin column.
Thank you sir:)
How do I make the measurement tool reading so it is not so miniscule?
lowtechlinux.com/2023/01/21/inkscape-measure-tool-font-size/
Am I the only one that can not figure this out? LOL. This is a great video, but nothing turns out like he said. I know its not him, It is for sure me. I need a hands on class.. :)🤣
Don't give up. If there's a specific thing you need help with I'll try to help. If you scroll back in time on my inkstitch playlist there's a few beginner guides that might help.
what is the diameter of the needle for embroidering this satin ?
Thanks
We use the standard 75/11 sharp
The very, very beginner in me wants to ask: If you already have the logo as a graphic, why would you not render it as an SVG, import it, and then convert it to a stitch file? I'm sure there's an obvious answer of which I am not aware. TIA
The best text embroidery is a satin stitch, trace bitmap only gives fills unless you do center line trace which doesn't work well for text. So, that leaves manually creating the text as satin lines. A little extra effort on digitizing with inkstitch makes a much better result.
@@LowTechLinux Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I enjoy your videos and am learning much by watching.