Learn 3D Puff Digitizing and Embroidery! Simple Tutorial with Hatch and the Ricoma MT-1501!

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
  • Learn the basics of the 3D puff technique from digitizing to embroidery! I use a VERY simple example to keep the tutorial short and to the point!
    The software I'm using in this video is Hatch Embroidery 3. You can learn more about Hatch here: hatchembroidery.com/ (There's a 30 day free trial, too!)
    My embroidery machine is a Ricoma MT-1501! If you would like to support the channel, please consider using the following Ricoma affiliate links to purchase your own multi-needle embroidery machine or embroidery accessories!
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    Can't digitize? Here's some of my favorite 3D puff designs/fonts!
    Hatch Font Pack 6:
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    Rustic Charm 3D Puff Font (StylishStitcherLLC):
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    Snake Alphabet Font (VitordigitizingStock):
    www.etsy.com/listing/10854416...
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  • @jillkama7614
    @jillkama7614 5 дней назад

    Thank you so much! More HATCH digitizing videos plz!

  • @sherlocksews
    @sherlocksews 16 дней назад

    Great tutorial. Thank you

  • @kerrough
    @kerrough 16 дней назад +2

    Spiffy, thank you!
    Hopefully this doesn't get you pestered by that lady out of California who's been sending folks C&Ds for patent infringement re: puffy and/or embossed embroidery tutorials. I've seen a few videos about it this past month from other creators in the embroidery space, and one lady even gives the patent number in her video.

    • @fiercekittenz
      @fiercekittenz  16 дней назад +8

      Oh, I'm KEENLY aware of her shenanigans. I have not been served and I won't be for this particular video. Her patent specifically covers the embossed look. She's a sneaky one. She only goes after smaller creators. You'll notice she hasn't touched Ricoma or Brother for their tutorials. There's a reason for that. I'm consulting with a patent lawyer and preparing a Seamrippin' video specifically on this topic.

    • @kerrough
      @kerrough 16 дней назад +1

      @@fiercekittenz Yaaaay, get it!

    • @Dee_B23
      @Dee_B23 13 дней назад +1

      @@fiercekittenz I have seen that nonsense. When I saw the first demo on Puff Embroidery I thought it was
      Trapunto. Don't think that person came up with that one. Wishing you all the best @fiercekittenz. New Sub here.

    • @fiercekittenz
      @fiercekittenz  13 дней назад +1

      @@Dee_B23 MMMM HMM exactly. Thing is, trapunto uses quilting batting, not foam. Her patent specifically calls out foam. Spoiler alert: you can use felt.

    • @SegoviaQuilts
      @SegoviaQuilts 13 дней назад +3

      @@fiercekittenz I hope she's prepared for the can of sh!t she opened by going after people in our community! Dr. Elizabeth Townsend Gard, Law professor at Tulane University that specializes in Intellectual Property Law, Copyrights, Trademarks, etc., is now looking into this matter. And Dr. Gard a quilter so she's one of us!

  • @etrump77
    @etrump77 16 дней назад

    So using the 3d satin feature is not good on Hatch?

    • @fiercekittenz
      @fiercekittenz  16 дней назад +1

      In Hatch 3 it's called "raised satin." It's just applying several layers of satin stitching on top of the other and doesn't really involve foam.

    • @etrump77
      @etrump77 16 дней назад

      @@fiercekittenz got it. Thanks