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You might also want to check out this useful blog article that includes a series of digitizing videos by Kim Goodwin, who gives great tips on how to avoid some common pitfalls by highlighting important elements of the embroidery digitizing process.įor more in-depth information and more exciting digitizing tools and features, read the digitizing section of the Hatch Embroidery User Guide.ĭid you find this article interesting and helpful? Please leave a comment below. Watch this video to see how to manually digitize a simple artwork with Hatch Embroidery Digitizer. Lindee Goodall shows you how in the video below. It is very easy to import artwork (drawing, clipart, etc.) into the software and turn them into beautiful embroidery designs. Using Artwork to Create Embroidery Designs

Watch this video by Lindee Goodall for a good overview of the various digitizing tools and features in Hatch Embroidery Digitizer and also on how to choose a shape, resize it as you wish, change the color and assign a stitch type to it to have a a digitized embroidery design super easy! You will also see how to use the Freehand digitizing tools. Using Existing Shapes in Hatch Embroidery There are 80 shapes ready to use in Hatch Embroidery Digitizer that you can edit by reshaping, recoloring, changing fill or outline types, or you can digitize your own from scratch using an artwork. Choose from a huge variety of fills and effects or outline stitch types and a whole lot of amazing tools and features to create something fantastic in no time. These can be can be closed objects (filled or outline) or open objects (outline).

You can easily create basic and complex shapes or, if you want to use the expert lingo, "embroidery objects" with Hatch Embroidery Digitizer. There is nothing more rewarding than creating your own embroidery designs and seeing your projects all the way through from designing to stitch-out.