How to Digitize Complex Embroidery Fills

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

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[@gillscarisbrick645]

I always find your tutorials so helpful. I cannot say I am understanding all the 'rules' and 'tricks' that perhaps need to be applied, but by continually watching these tutorial, some of it does sink in!

[@LadyJane721]

Love your tutorials, thanks John.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

I appreciate the kind words :) Thanks for watching!

[@kokkieventer8837]

Thanks for another great tutorial.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thanks for watching :)

[@ongo_gablogianTP9]

Great video! The way you explained it makes so much sense! I do have one question though, I’ve heard for larger areas it’s better to start in the middle to avoid puckering. Would you agree? And if so how would you try to work that into the path the machine would take for start and end points?

[@kalvinabro7130]

Love watchimg his tutorials question what are cap joint miter joint or overlap joint? Satin stitch I guess?

[@schisandra]

The hand-digitized sequence is 1,2,3,4,5, and the machine sequence is 1,4,2,3,5, but I’m not clear why the former is considered superior to the latter. The former stitches in 4 chunks (1,2+3,4,5), whereas the latter stitches in 3 chunks (1,4,2+3+5), so doesn’t that make the latter faster and thus better?

[@agurule1632]

So frustrating that there are no answers to the questions. 😢