Thanks for watching! Want a class on digitizing free standing lace? Let me know in the comments! Here's a link the scissor design :) www.classicsewingmagazine.com/downloads/2019-classic-sewing-embroidered-ornament/
So enjoyed your demonstration. I have always wanted to learn more about advanced embroidery. I have been in the business of over 25 years and love the digitising side. Thank you for all you do to advance people like me.
Yes, I have done FSL. My first efforts were not successful until I watched your past video and followed the instructions, that helped a lot, thank you.
That's wonderful to hear! I'm so glad you found the video helpful. If you have any questions or need further tips as you explore FSL, feel free to ask. Happy Embroidery!
I have been wanting to know how to digitize fsl and so far you are the only one that will try teaching. I'm not familiar with Hatch, I have Wilcom so it's not easy for me to follow your stitches even slowing everything down. I'd like for you to do a class in fsl, and I'll do my best to follow your stitches. Pleeeease!!!!!
It is one of the most frequent request I get as well. I always suggest they buy it from you, Sue Box or Zundt. Even as an advanced digitizer I am not going to re-invent the wheel when there are so many beautiful digitized lace designs for sale on the internet. I will stick to my areas of expertise (animals, birds, logos & such) and leave the lace to the experts.
Yes would really love to learn digitizing FSL correctly, I have tried a few designs and they are either too rigid or satin stitches do not hold together and unravel around edges sometimes
Yes would love to learn more about Digitizing my own FSL. Have done a couple very simple bookmarks but would like to have a more in-depth understanding.
Yes, would be really interested in learning to digitise FSL. Never tried it as too scared!! Not sure if I have the ability yet - still wearing 'L-Plates'.
First, I would love to learn fsl. Second - some more explanations like in your other clips would have been great why you did what. Third - I didn't get where the scissor lace is from (a link would be great) and fourth - who made the beautiful pictures in your background and are they painted or stiched?
Hi Trulla, I didn't go into much detail as that would be a full class in itself :) However, it is something we'd like to do in the future. A link for the designs will be coming shortly, just waiting for it from our friends at Classic Sewing :) I'll get back to you with a link as soon as I have it. I made all the designs on the wall and they are all stitched :) You can download all of them and choose from another 27000 quality designs with our Embroidery Legacy Design Club. Here's a link with more info :) www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-legacy-design-club/
Hi I am looking at buying a new embroidery machine for my embroidery business. Are you still pleased with your Redline and would you recommend this for a small company?
I am a novice with machine embroidery, but I am very experienced with graphic design. I use pe design. It would seem to me (as a novice) that it would be easier to cut and add bleed to layers in something like illustrator, pre subdivide your image by stitch type, and then recombine in software. Your designs are lovely. I wonder if it would be easier to handle the graphics digitising in dedicated vector graphics software and deal only with the particularities of stitching in the embroidery program. My reasoning is that I am assuming (maybe wrongly) that image processing in embroidery software will necessarily be harder and lower quality than a vector graphics program just because the embroidery software will focus on the quality of the stitch design interface rather than the image processing algorithms. I have no idea. I guess I will try it both ways and decide.
Kristina W layering is the issue when trying to use a vector image and convert the objects to stitch types. Most graphic designers are not Embroiderers and don’t tack into consideration the theory of applying thread as opposed to ink. Adjustments need to be made as not to create bullet proof designs and unnecessary trims and jumps. As a person who knows my end objective is to create Embroidery it would be a waist of time to use a graphics program to create my design and then a Digitizing program to generate the stitch objects. I’m doing the same job twice to achieve the same result.
Just a question, there seems to be multiple segments. Is there a reason why you didn’t duplicate or use the circular layout? As usual, lots of things to observe and place in my own arsenal.
Yes, Master John. I would like to learn digitizing fsl. But first I must conclude the Digitizer’s Dream Course which btw is great. Like you said fsl is advanced mater.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank you so very much!! I am enjoying your lessons with Hatch and have asked my husband for your 3 part course for Christmas. :) I use Artistic Digitizer but am finding Hatch much easier to use. Will you be doing in-person classes in the future?
This was not meant as a follow along lesson, just showing a project being worked on. Our advanced digitizing FSL lesson is geared to follow along. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/how-to-digitize-freestanding-lace-embroidery/
Wilcom makes both programs and they are very similar with each other. The transition would be very easy as long as you are familiar with the location of the tools within your program.
Thanks for watching! Want a class on digitizing free standing lace? Let me know in the comments!
Here's a link the scissor design :)
www.classicsewingmagazine.com/downloads/2019-classic-sewing-embroidered-ornament/
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So enjoyed your demonstration. I have always wanted to learn more about advanced embroidery. I have been in the business of over 25 years and love the digitising side. Thank you for all you do to advance people like me.
Yes, I have done FSL. My first efforts were not successful until I watched your past video and followed the instructions, that helped a lot, thank you.
I’m just now getting into the FSL world and wanting to incorporate it within keyhole type of fashion clothing so this was extremely helpful!
That's wonderful to hear! I'm so glad you found the video helpful. If you have any questions or need further tips as you explore FSL, feel free to ask. Happy Embroidery!
I have been wanting to know how to digitize fsl and so far you are the only one that will try teaching. I'm not familiar with Hatch, I have Wilcom so it's not easy for me to follow your stitches even slowing everything down. I'd like for you to do a class in fsl, and I'll do my best to follow your stitches. Pleeeease!!!!!
Yes I'm learning cris cross layering
Yes i would. I love stitching out free standing lace
It is one of the most frequent request I get as well. I always suggest they buy it from you, Sue Box or Zundt. Even as an advanced digitizer I am not going to re-invent the wheel when there are so many beautiful digitized lace designs for sale on the internet. I will stick to my areas of expertise (animals, birds, logos & such) and leave the lace to the experts.
Yes would really love to learn digitizing FSL correctly, I have tried a few designs and they are either too rigid or satin stitches do not hold together and unravel around edges sometimes
Would love a digitizing free standing lace class!
Yes. I am especially interested in border lace.
Yes would love to learn more about Digitizing my own FSL. Have done a couple very simple bookmarks but would like to have a more in-depth understanding.
Yes, would be really interested in learning to digitise FSL. Never tried it as too scared!! Not sure if I have the ability yet - still wearing 'L-Plates'.
This would be perfect for an advanced class! As always, your work is amazing!!
First, I would love to learn fsl. Second - some more explanations like in your other clips would have been great why you did what. Third - I didn't get where the scissor lace is from (a link would be great) and fourth - who made the beautiful pictures in your background and are they painted or stiched?
Hi Trulla, I didn't go into much detail as that would be a full class in itself :) However, it is something we'd like to do in the future. A link for the designs will be coming shortly, just waiting for it from our friends at Classic Sewing :) I'll get back to you with a link as soon as I have it. I made all the designs on the wall and they are all stitched :) You can download all of them and choose from another 27000 quality designs with our Embroidery Legacy Design Club. Here's a link with more info :) www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/embroidery-legacy-design-club/
I always learn so much from your videos. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Hi I am looking at buying a new embroidery machine for my embroidery business. Are you still pleased with your Redline and would you recommend this for a small company?
Yes absolutely would love it.
I am a novice with machine embroidery, but I am very experienced with graphic design. I use pe design. It would seem to me (as a novice) that it would be easier to cut and add bleed to layers in something like illustrator, pre subdivide your image by stitch type, and then recombine in software. Your designs are lovely. I wonder if it would be easier to handle the graphics digitising in dedicated vector graphics software and deal only with the particularities of stitching in the embroidery program. My reasoning is that I am assuming (maybe wrongly) that image processing in embroidery software will necessarily be harder and lower quality than a vector graphics program just because the embroidery software will focus on the quality of the stitch design interface rather than the image processing algorithms. I have no idea. I guess I will try it both ways and decide.
Kristina W layering is the issue when trying to use a vector image and convert the objects to stitch types. Most graphic designers are not Embroiderers and don’t tack into consideration the theory of applying thread as opposed to ink. Adjustments need to be made as not to create bullet proof designs and unnecessary trims and jumps. As a person who knows my end objective is to create Embroidery it would be a waist of time to use a graphics program to create my design and then a Digitizing program to generate the stitch objects. I’m doing the same job twice to achieve the same result.
Just a question, there seems to be multiple segments. Is there a reason why you didn’t duplicate or use the circular layout? As usual, lots of things to observe and place in my own arsenal.
yes I have had a go at FSL designs and it actually held together. I would love to do your advanced lessons when they are available
OOH Yes Please wish there was someone in the UK to teach us these techniques.
An absolute Yes - please!
Yes I would love to learn digitizing free standing lace.
Yes definitely interested in digitizing free-standing lace 😊
Oh I would love to learn how to digitise FSL! It would be awesome to add this beautiful skill to my repertoire.
YES!!!! Awesome and beautiful FSL work. Thanks 4 sharing overview process!
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I really need a class on this ..... plz help.
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/how-to-digitize-freestanding-lace-embroidery/
Thanks looks good
Yes, Master John. I would like to learn digitizing fsl. But first I must conclude the Digitizer’s Dream Course which btw is great. Like you said fsl is advanced mater.
YES!! Is there a link to the actual class?
Absolutely! Here you go :) Thanks for watching! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/how-to-digitize-freestanding-lace-embroidery/
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank you so very much!! I am enjoying your lessons with Hatch and have asked my husband for your 3 part course for Christmas. :) I use Artistic Digitizer but am finding Hatch much easier to use. Will you be doing in-person classes in the future?
Yes!! Absolutely!!
Yes I would love to learn to digitize FSL.
Yes, I am interested in free standing lace.
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Hi sir can you make a wool thread video on computerized ebmideroy machine
Yeah for advanced classes!!!!!
Can I sign up for the class now, preregistration?
Beautiful!
Yes, I want to learn how to digitize FSL
Yes please.
Yes, i'm interested in digitizing free-standing lace.
Yes, I would love to learn this.
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Yes! Love it.
Thanks .. love this learning lots
Yes, I want to learn to digitize free standing lace
So badly want to learn designing free standing lace particularly for filet altar lace
What is the price and time frame? Just one class or multiple classes?
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
Yes would love fsl tutorials.
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Yes I would dearly love to have the ability to do so.
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I’m looking for a beginning FSL tutorial, not an advanced. Thank you.
Our Digitizers Dream Course sets the foundation for all our advanced lessons.
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wow a bit fast maybe you can do a more simple design and show as in normal speed ......
Will do in the future :) As I mentioned in the video these designs took almost 2 hours to digitize!
Thanks but that was just too fast to follow the digitising. Must be a slow learner!
This was not meant as a follow along lesson, just showing a project being worked on. Our advanced digitizing FSL lesson is geared to follow along. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/how-to-digitize-freestanding-lace-embroidery/
Thank you for your reply. I’ll investigate further and see if I can adapt it to my Bernina software. Most useful.
Wilcom makes both programs and they are very similar with each other. The transition would be very easy as long as you are familiar with the location of the tools within your program.
I thought this was a class to learn lace digitizing? This certainly was not a teaching video.
Here is a link to our paid advanced FSL lesson.
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/how-to-digitize-freestanding-lace-embroidery/
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