How to use Inkscape & Inkstitch to create custom patches and embroidery - Beginner friendly tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- Learn how to use Inkstitch (an extension for Inkscape) to create custom patches and designs. Using completely free embroidery software.
I started my embroidery digitizing journey with Inkscape because of the high prices of other embroidery softwares and fell in love with learning and teaching others how to use this wonderful recourse.
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This video is a game changer for me! Thank you so much! I've been trying to get my logo design embroidered as a patch and I hit wall after wall after wall but following this video got my first clean patch!
I’ve watched so many other tutorials but this one clicked for me. Thank you so much!! I can’t wait to digitize my own designs
This tutorial is the best one I have seen hands down! Total game changer!!!! Thank you so much for doing this!
This tutorial is FANTASTIC!! Thank you so much! I mad my first patch with inkscape thanks to you!
I’m so glad I found your videos!! I’ve been struggling trying to get the hang of this software! I’ve seen a few that helped me download but you actually showed me how to use it! & in such a simple way! Thank you for sharing!
You are an absolute lifesaver. I have watched several tutorials and all of them left out the satin stitch!
Fabulous tutorial! First time I’m seeing it. Looking forward to your other videos!
This tutorial was fantastic. I haven't had a chance to run my design yet on my Brother SE600, but this was such an amazing tutorial to follow along too. I kept referring back to it as I was digitizing my design. Thank you so much for posting this!!!
I’m in the exact same boat!!! I still don’t get it tbh :(
Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you so much! I made my first embroidered dress!
Thanks! Clear and concise, just how I like the tutorials :)
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
best ink stitch tutorial so far
I know this is an older video, but it was so helpful I had to say, thank you!
Wow. This is really a no bullshit, concise, descriptive, short video. Even with the new version of Inkscape this video is still easy to follow. Amazing video!!!
Amazing! Thanks!
Found you on TikTok and very interested in learning this hobby!! Can't wait for more videos! New Sub
Hi! Glad you found embroidery interesting! I’ll definitely be posting more soon
I'm 100% new to this. Haven't even opened my Brother SE1900 first 5 min of your video I paused to write this silly comment and take a note for research 😂 learning there are satin stitches which mean there's also other types of stitches lol. I better be takin' notes😂.
Keep it up, thanks :)
wow!!! im a latina en i dont understand a lot of english, but your explication its so good i relly liked and i want more videos because i reccently have a one brother se600 and i dont understand the programs and you explication it helped me a lot :))))
So happy my video helped !(:
i like u videos please keep uploading videos
I am SO grateful with your tutorial, it's so clear and concise, thank you!
if I may ask, is there any limit to the number of layers you can have?
did you set all the paths to dashes? fill n satin? is this required, if so for?
Hello. Great video. How do I change the stitch-length? is that in inksticth or in the embroidery-machine? For instance the stitch length is 1mm or 3mm long. Thanks
Great question that would be something you adjust on the software. On Inkscape it’s under params under stroke tab ->(running stitch length)
For the top stitch the outline how do I get mine to look so clean? I can’t?
Im very confused about how you created the layers. Did the program automatically create the layers for you or did you go in and draw each layer? I'm not sure how to get the layers to appear the way yours do
Hi I created those layers manually. If you don’t have the tab open you can go to the top where it says layer ->click “layers…” that will open the layer tab on your right.
How do you do a placement and tacking stitch on inkscape
Is there a rough guideline for what size you should be using a fill, a satin, and a stroke pattern for?
My first digitized designs i believe i had used fill for everything and they turned out like crap.
Hi! I would say 3/8th to 1/2 of an inch is the widest your satins stitches should ever be unless your working on puff embroidery.
And I would generally try staying away from fills if I’m working on something smaller than 1/2 an inch
Okay this gives me a little bit more confidence
My satin stitches never turn out good. They don’t even take a good shape, looks just like a scribble :(
Are you making them too thin? It's best not to go less than a millimetre
Please make videos more.
can you make a new updated video with the latest version of inkscape?
Excuse me I am wondering why did you change the stitches to dash’s what does that change ?
How do you set the density for the fill stitches?
You can adjust the density in Params under the auto fill tab- spacing between rows. Also added a link in my bio to blog explaining it
Hi how do i get rid of JUMP STICHES? I do the artwork but the lady with the machine complains of the terrible jump stitches.
Hi as of now I haven’t figured out a way to get rid of jump stitches on ink-stitch. Hopefully they add and update soon
New ink-stitch update coming that will solve this issue hopefully!
the timelapse really caught me off guard
very confused. My program looks a bit different. when I go to layers the only option is "layers and objects" and when I click that it looks nothing like yours. I've clicked add layers but that doesn't do anything that looks like yours. also, can't import a regular image it has to be svg format
Everytime I press comvert to satin stitch, i get an error that says it can only convert simple lines to satin. Im following everything to the T, bah. I dont know where im going wrong
what does the satin lines mean? like details in the design or?
Usually you use a satin stitch for smaller details or thin lines. For example the outline on most patches is a satin stitch. Satin stitches are stitched In parallel ladder like lines that that give it a satin like shine
Hope that helped you understand
It wont let me import an imagehow do i do it
Hey can I contact you directly somewhere else for help?
2:30 I dont understand how you got the single line, whenever I use this tool, it creates a shape and not a simple line, Im so confused
I was having the same problem, I had to open the brush settings to fix it
too complicated! The 2024 version of the extension has "scan" that's often helpful and spares you those Bezier's nightmare
new user here and im assuming this will help you if you dont like how it scanned auto.
I didn't understand a single thing
wow, beginner ??
Nice video but definitely not for a beginner
Hey, maybe like slow it down a little bit cuz I know that you're obviously good at what you do but the rest of us are not. Thank you! (Edit: it's like you're trying to show us what you're doing, but you already had it pre-populated so it's kind of like____)
This is ANYTHING but "beginner". You just click-click-click and I have no idea what you clicked on or why.
Too fast
Bezier is pronounced Bezz eee Ay not bezeurrr It's French.. (Insert French sounding laugh here).
music is distraction to an otherwise fine tutorial.