Ink/Stitch Params Settings Overview - Ways to Improve Results on Machine Embroidery Projects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- EVERYTHING PARAMS! Welcome to the 8th episode of our Inkscape & Ink/stitch Tutorial Series. In this installment, we’ll discuss each setting in depth so you can manipulate stitch settings to get better results on your machine embroidery projects. Using params is super helpful to improve results and advance your stitching skills. We hope you enjoy the video!
⏱TIMESTAMPS⏱
0:00 Intro
0:33 Locating Params
1:18 Stroke Settings
6:43 Autofill Settings
12:03 Auto Fill Underlay Settings
14:19 Satin Column
16:24 Satin Underlays
19:23 Fill Settings
20:49 Outro
💻SOFTWARE💻
Inkscape: inkscape.org/release/1.0.2/pl...
Ink/stitch: inkstitch.org/docs/install/
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I signed in just to say thank you!!! So, so, so helpful!
I’m so happy you found it helpful! Thank you for the nice comment!
Thanks for all the information. Very helpful 👌 🙂
Thanks for watching!
thank you channing tatum for your videos
Appreciate this one again guys... Keep these Ink/Skitch Params videos going, I'm learning so much with you guys.
Thanks for watching!
Really helpful video! Thanks!
Glad the video helped you!
Thanks for another fab video guys! As usual, you always have something (or many things) to add to what i already knew about InkStitch. This time, one of the many things i learned was how to easily "expand" my fill stitches, so i dont have to manually outset the items in Inkscape anymore. And since i watched your prior video, i've been using your [ "shift" + a color from the pallet = path line color ] shortcut a whole lot and saving tons of time doing it. The time you guys spend making these videos for us is greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much for your very kind comment! Glad we can help!
Great video!
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
I would like to thank these to people for helping me out in sorting out my software, so many thanks from Mr peace ✌🏻 ☮️☮️☮️
You’re very welcome, glad we could help!
Great video, as always. I really appreciate your embroidery series. I'm just getting started in machine embroidery, and you do a great job of explaining Inkstitch. Just today I realized that Params doesn't produce the same result as the stitching simulator, and it was great to see you came to the same conclusion. I've had my machine about a week and just made some ITH Magic the Gathering coasters for my nephew. I wouldn't have gotten this far without your vids, so Thanks!
Thank you for watching, glad our videos have been helpful!
Lots of great info here! Thanks guys!!
Turning off the underpath and underlay is really useful for sparse fill for something like a knockdown stitch.
The skip last stitch in a row is pretty great for feathering the edges and patterning your fill. I’ve been working a lot lately on trying to figure out how to do patterned infill and it’s frustrating.
Thanks for watching!
Another great video. Thanks so much to both of you. I've read the Inkstitch documentation, but seeing the settings actually applies and adjusted goes a long way to clarify the words alone. I've played with the settings to better understand what you've shown in this video at the expense of wasted material, thread and time. Thanks again.
Thanks for the comment and continuously watching our videos! So glad they’re helpful!
Manually routed fill stitch is also quite useful for knockdown stitching for monogramming something like towels.
Thank you, we didn’t even think about using it for that!
Hello Peeps Thank you so much for your tutorials. I've learned a lot from them. I credit you for teaching me how to use Inkscape/ Inkstitch. In the fall 2021 I got an embroidery machine, but knew nothing about embroidery or digitizing. I just knew I could create custom designs. I watched your beginners' series as if I were in a classroom, taking notes and all. I'm now I bit more comfortable with the software and have created a couple of my own stuff, but I always learn something new from your tutorials. Thank you :)
This was a very helpful walkthrough of all the things we can change in params.
As far as suggestions... I can't remember if you made a tutorial about the commands we can add to the designs.
Anyways... thank you! Ok, bye :)
Thank you so much for your very kind comment and video idea!!! So glad you found our videos helpful!
Hi! My problem I'm facing is complicated...I'm trying to get the params to work with multiple fill shapes and running stitches. However, I can't load the simulator, because it says that the running stitches have too few subpaths. See, it's thinking the running stitches are satin, for some reason. On the other hand, it did say 'the script didn't return an error, but it may indicate that the results may not be as expected'. Though, it did work on the realistic preview simulator. All of your videos are amazing, BTW!
hey! I love your video's it helps me great with learning how to embroid. I'm now trying out the params function but on my version I don't have that many options. what version are you guys using? I got version 1.1.1 and only got these option to edit: autofill, autofill underlay and fill.
and I'm on windows but I think it's unlikely those options wouldn't be added on the windows software
Thank you for the comment! We are running version 2.0 of ink/stitch.
Hello guys, your videos make me save a lot of money from buying a expensive paid software. Thanks
Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
love this video... I'm new at this and I find your videos helpful. I am still struggling to make a simple rectangle patch with words. yikes! lol i will try some of the tips and see how it goes. Maybe yous can do a simple walk through for a rectangle patch. hahah plz
Hi! I’m glad you liked the video! Yeah, we’ll try to make this video concept in the future. Thanks for watching!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo thank you👌🏽
I need help I'm following your tutorials and I just downloaded a newer version of Inkscape I believe from your previous video when I go to embroidery params I don't see the option satin column I'm only see fillStich and Fillunderlay how do I had the other fields
Great video. Would you share the source of your velcro sheet? I am not able to find anything that large.
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately, we don’t remember exactly where we got it. We think we just picked it up at Walmart or at hobby store. Sorry we don’t have the link!
I'd like to be able to use a satin stitch as a fill stich for a portion of a design. Is this possible? Have you covered this before? If so in what video? Thanks... love your series. Its been very helpful with Inkscape / inkstitch. Best
Thanks for watching! In this video: th-cam.com/video/9WPSHcJ03gI/w-d-xo.html we cover making custom satin stitches at 14:54. You could easily apply a custom satin stitch to replace a fill area. Hope this helps 😊
Saya masih bingung dengan pilihan setting before, after, neither, dan both. Bisa kah Anda membuatkan pembahasan khusus tentang opsi ini? Terimakasih dan semoga sukses selalu 🙏
Hello🤗🤗🤗how can I have a circle with satin stitch around it I have not been able to figure that out ( with the border around it ) please help I’m learning 😩😩thanks in advance I’m actually on windows as well
Hello there, to add a stroke (or border) around a circle or any shape, press and hold “shift” while selecting a color. You can then adjust the thickness and type of stroke in the “fill and stroke” settings. Hope this helps!
hi its no good for my machine because it is not very tuned all the time-, that the start and the end of the stitches happens right in the middle of the "object", because there's always a missing line - for some reason at the end ! I would prefer if it starts and ends in not in a such a visible point, better up or down - not right in the middle !! Thanks
Is there a way to make your embroidery stitch slower? My machine doesn’t have that setting so I was wondering if you could edit the speed in Inkscape?im new to embroidery and I’ve created my first pattern but I’m really nervous because the speed seems way too high.
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately, there isn’t any options to change the speed of your machine in Ink/Stitch.
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo ok thanks. Your videos have helped a lot. I’ve already created my first pattern. It’s not perfect but I’m starting to understand more.
What version of Inkstitch are you using in this video? I only have three tabs across the top in Params.
I believe we are using version 2.0 of ink stitch. As we cover in our video, if you don’t highlight a satin or an object with a stroke, the other options won’t pop up in params. Hope this helps!
Does having windows change what options I have? I don't seem to have as many options on params
Params will populate different options depending on what you are setting up. Thanks for watching!
please, i am in desperate need. how do i know the size my design will be embroidered? how do i choose my hoop to match it?
Hi! You can see/set the size of the embroidery by going to File - Document Properties. Once you open that tab you can change the width and height to match your hoop size. Hope this helps!
How do you have all those option to stitch i only have fillstitch and fill underlay
In params, the options that show up depends on what object types you bring in params (if you bring a stroke you only get stroke options). I’m not completely sure if this is your problem, but I hope this helps!
Hello, thanks for the video. Im trying to do a word, the word is "grovelab" and im trying to figure out how to stitch in order. Now, when i go to simulator, the first stitch is the g, then the L, the b, the a...like this is a mess. How can i make it stitch in order? Sorry for bad english but im italian
Thanks for watching! If you’re using the built in Inkscape text and font tool, first turn it into a path (Path - Object to Path). Next, you can select Object - Ungroup, which will separate each letter. Lastly, select each letter (hold down shift) in the order you want them to stitch out and go to Extensions - Ink/Stitch - Edit - Re-stack objects in order of selection. If on the other hand, you are using the lettering tool text, ungroup the letters (Object - Ungroup), select objects in order you want them to stitch out, and then re-stack the objects (Extensions - Ink/Stitch - Edit - Re-stack objects in order of selection). If any of this is unclear we also have a video about how to re-stack objects: th-cam.com/video/qfQXwfrNlks/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps you!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo wow thanks for your perfect answer! Fortunately i've figured it out! Actually im on some trial and error since my logo (as i said is a word) come out with some imperfections here and there but since the start i've made a lot of experience thanks even to you guys!! Keep up the good work!!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo actually i have another question, probably a dumb one ahahaha! For this type of projects, is better autofill, stroke or what else?
DId you know that version 2.1.0 of inkstitch is out (not 100% sure you have this one)
Yeah, we are still running 2.0. Thanks for the comment!
actually as of 12th Jan 2021 we have version 2.1.2 - 2.1+ has it's own installer (yeah!!)
Hello, I have watched all you video but I can't seem to find any information on how to fix/remove jump stitches in inkstitch. Is there a way to remove the jump stitches in the software (inkscape/inkstitch)? Currently I have to cut them with trizzers and it is getting really tiresome and problematic. Please let me know, thanks.
Hi! To remove jump stitches within the software you can use commands, you can locate the commands tool by going to Extensions - Ink/Stitch - Commands - Attach commands to selected objects. Depending on your machine, to cut the jump stitches you can use the “Trim thread after sewing this object” or “Stop (pause machine) after sewing this object” command. If you want additional information on commands, you can watch our video on it: th-cam.com/video/GO2uRWVCHEc/w-d-xo.html.
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo This is helpful, thanks a lot :)