Thank you for the tutorial but you went so fast on the actual only thing I needed to know, which was how to choose which category to create in. I figured it out by rewatching several times, the beginning part where you are talking, and finally got it, but wanted to give you feedback in case it can help in your future tutorials. I might not be the only one who was stuck at the first step. Thanks again.
It's not a control or effect that I use to get the embroidery look. I stitch out a sample of the embroidery designs, take a picture of it, upload the picture to Canva, use the remove background feature Canva offers (must have canva pro to use the remove background feature). Now the uploaded picture should have a transparent background or no background. I take that picture and layer it on top of my mockup picture. I hope that helps.
Sam thanks so much for this! I have been googling this all morning!! This is really appreciated!!
You're welcome Carolyn!
Thank you for the tutorial but you went so fast on the actual only thing I needed to know, which was how to choose which category to create in. I figured it out by rewatching several times, the beginning part where you are talking, and finally got it, but wanted to give you feedback in case it can help in your future tutorials. I might not be the only one who was stuck at the first step. Thanks again.
Thank you very much!
Didn’t catch the live earlier but I have done this exact same thing! ❤️
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Thanks!
Thank you so much!!
Anytime!
so...where is the Embroidery type??.... its just pasting a normal design.
I'm not sure what you are asking. Sorry.
I understand what you are saying, "where is the control button to apply and embroidery effect to the desgin?" Unfortunately she doesn't show that.
It's not a control or effect that I use to get the embroidery look. I stitch out a sample of the embroidery designs, take a picture of it, upload the picture to Canva, use the remove background feature Canva offers (must have canva pro to use the remove background feature). Now the uploaded picture should have a transparent background or no background. I take that picture and layer it on top of my mockup picture. I hope that helps.