From this video, i have been able to propel myself into much more complicated designs. Now im good enough to teach others. Thank you so much for giving me the cornerstone to it all
I do have a case in mind…. I would like to do an E stitch, lets say protruding stitches being 6mm apart, and 6mm long, but I wanna do 2 stitches in between at 3mm long instead of one stitch. What kills me about converting to satin from an outline, is it takes the outline as a guide, creates two new lines, one outward by 3mm and one inward by 3mm and deletes the outline. I want to create the outline, and it create the protruding Stitch 6mm inward from it, and done! Im guessing thats a manual task? Ps your videos are super helpful!
@@DeputyChiefWhipI've read this a couple times and I'm just not picturing what you mean. Is this something you'd be able to sketch and send to dale@lowtechlinux.com?
So I try to make the jumpstitch as small as possibel (Brother PE 535 doesn't cut stitches) and try to get the satin stitch to end on the same side as the next letter begins. Practical or unnecessary to do this? What do you think?
It tells inkstitch the direction and angle of stitching for satin stitch. I'll be putting together a video this evening that will explain the rungs in more detail.
@@HaleyHendrickson-wd5kx We do really like our ricomas, both of them. Do not get the 1010 if you plan on doing hats, it can do them, but it's not a fun time. Other than that both machines are great.
Finally put this design on to a hat with puffy embroidery. Came out great! Your demonstration has been a massive help. I want to extend my sincerest gratitude. Thank you!!
From this video, i have been able to propel myself into much more complicated designs. Now im good enough to teach others. Thank you so much for giving me the cornerstone to it all
Excellent. Thank you for the kudos 😁
Thanks for not overproducing your tutorials. I am learning a ton in the "I don't like how that looks" moments.
Thank you
This has been a very helpful and enlightening experience. Thank you, good sir!
Gratis work
Awesome thanks. Would be great to get a demo of a custom e stitch too… if its possible?
Did you have a certain use case in mind?
Did you see my palm trees that I made from E stitch?
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I do have a case in mind…. I would like to do an E stitch, lets say protruding stitches being 6mm apart, and 6mm long, but I wanna do 2 stitches in between at 3mm long instead of one stitch.
What kills me about converting to satin from an outline, is it takes the outline as a guide, creates two new lines, one outward by 3mm and one inward by 3mm and deletes the outline. I want to create the outline, and it create the protruding Stitch 6mm inward from it, and done! Im guessing thats a manual task?
Ps your videos are super helpful!
@@DeputyChiefWhipI've read this a couple times and I'm just not picturing what you mean. Is this something you'd be able to sketch and send to dale@lowtechlinux.com?
So I try to make the jumpstitch as small as possibel (Brother PE 535 doesn't cut stitches) and try to get the satin stitch to end on the same side as the next letter begins. Practical or unnecessary to do this? What do you think?
since i have old manhands I tend to go the other way, making them long as I can. For me it makes it easier to see and grab as needed in order to trim.
Im just a little unclear of the purpose of the "rungs". Can you tell me how those are used?
It tells inkstitch the direction and angle of stitching for satin stitch. I'll be putting together a video this evening that will explain the rungs in more detail.
Stitch orientation.
It's also required if your nodes on the rails don't match for inkstitch to understand it is a satin stitch.
Hello, what kind of embroidery machine do you have?
We have a brother SE something single needle flatbed. We also have a ricoma 10 needle em1010 and a ricoma 15 needle mt1501.
Awesome, Thanks for the reply! @@LowTechLinux do you like your ricoma's? I've heard mixed reviews. Love your channel!
@@HaleyHendrickson-wd5kx We do really like our ricomas, both of them. Do not get the 1010 if you plan on doing hats, it can do them, but it's not a fun time. Other than that both machines are great.
Finally put this design on to a hat with puffy embroidery. Came out great! Your demonstration has been a massive help. I want to extend my sincerest gratitude. Thank you!!
@@VIRTU_Anchor you're quite welcome. Thank you