Digitizing Logos Tutorial - in the Mind of a Digitizer (Step by Step Logo Digitizing Lesson)

Join John Deer as he takes you inside the mind of a digitizer. This video is a logo digitizing tutorial taking you from the beginning to end of a design. Learn theory, Johns thought process, which ways to layer, what densities to use, etc.
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[@imnanner2]

Thank you for the tutorials. I learn from seeing it done. Digitizing embroidery has been the most challenging thing I have done in all of my sewing and stitching years. I like how you do a fill underlay at the start of your project. There is so much to learn. I use a different software, but it is very similar to the Hatch platform. Thank you for making these videos.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

imnanner2 you are most welcome :)

[@bonnieroylance5193]

Thank You! The videos help to reinforce the Digitizing Workshops along with new tips. Cant thank you enough for sharing your knowledge.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

My pleasure Bonnie, glad I'm able to help :)

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks looks good

[@enoskennedy1120]

Thanks so much Sir for such an eye opener in Digitizing

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

My pleasure, glad to hear that :) Thanks for watching!

[@sabrinasalcedo9807]

You make it look so easy. One day I hope to be this comfortable with digitizing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with so many.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Keep going and I'm sure you'll get there! :) My pleasure Sabrina, thanks for watching.

[@gailhardock1206]

Excellent video with great step by step explanations - thank you!

[@suesokol9899]

Thank you so much for the video! I saw I was doing things correctly (and incorrectly!). This gives me confidence that I can learn digitizing!

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Sue Sokol you are most welcome, patience and practice :)

[@jtemple768]

It always helps to watch you do a design. I noticed some key points for start and stops and organization. Thank you John!

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Glad you're able to learn from the videos! Thanks for watching Jan :)

[@kokkieventer8837]

Thanks John! That is very informative and helpful.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

My pleasure Kokkie! Thanks for watching :)

[@gillscarisbrick3935]

Wow you make it look so easy. Thank you for this video I shall be going back to it when I try and digitize a logo for myself.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thanks for watching Gill, glad you could learn from the video :)

[@copyartwork1658]

Those small adjustments you make are key to producing a clean sew out

[@jay_cadiramen]

Fantastic. I love this video.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Jay Cadiramen thanks for watching :)

[@kmg7708]

Digitizing made easy??? Wouldn't know it by this tutorial. This bust be an advanced class.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

KM G we have lessons from beginner to advanced :)

[@shifaullah1978]

@@EmbroideryLegacy where I can find lessons. I want to learn Machine digitizing. I am beginner.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Shifa Ullah www.digitizingmadeeasy.com

[@Braisin-Raisin]

I shall have to save for the Hatch program

[@panozzftw4034]

Hello John! Why did you put a connector stitch in 3:58 while in the other same parts you didnt?

[@renalowe1]

Hey I'm new to this however I'm stuff right after I digitized closed shape

[@mjngltn]

Your videos are so helpful! What do you mean "cut short' when you are digitizing the letters in this logo?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

MaryJo Engleton within Level 2 of our Digitizers Dream Course I explain the opposite effect of pull compensation and how to “cut short” the open ends of objects to counteract the push.

[@hopalong34]

Thanks for the tutorial John, always learning something new. Are there times that you'd perfer a font rather than digitizing the lettering ?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Glad you're enjoying them Ted! Personally, I will always opt to using an ESA font if I have one available. ESA fonts are production friendly and commercial quality.

[@briancarson10]

Which software are you using to digitalise the logo and could you please help me digitize one logo 🙏

[@amjadzahid4253]

Ye corse kis idre se hoga plz tell me

[@1rcplus588]

Know you like a challenge

[@1rcplus588]

Hi John what will it cost to digitize a logo for me

[@paratroopergirl4064]

Do you have a basic video on how to take an image and convert it to a digital image for embroidery? Thank you...

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Holly Hill, for digitizing there is a leaning curve involve. You could start with taking our free Challenge on RUclips to see if it’s something you’d like to pursue.

[@robertapalser6838]

When digitizing the lettering, you "cut short" the ends of the letters. Can you tell me why?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Roberta Palser to adjust for push compensation on the open ends.

[@angelarondinella6554]

Where can I learn digitizing for a Pfaff machine

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Angela Rondinella we don’t have interactive lessons for the Premier software, the core tools within all programs to create designs are fairly similar. You can download the 30 day Hatch trial through our site and we have videos to get you started. The theory you learn crosses over to any machine brand or program.

[@Miss-Laine]

My husband purchased this software for me but I’m having a lot of trouble understanding it. It’s not very user friendly :(

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

missSunshine have you subscribed to our FB Group, watch the YT aVideos, taken the Challenge on YT? We have lots of resources to help you learn the software and more importantly the theory for digitizing designs.

[@shaanhameed9123]

Im beginner logo digitizer..so can you hiring me..I want work with you...I can make simple logos..