Learn how to digitize embroidery designs

In fact, I think you can get much more creative in planning a design from absolute scratch, using a pencil and perhaps some watercolors or colored pencils. A design that youвЂ™ve drawn with pencil on a piece of a paper works just fine! If youвЂ™re drawing your own patterns for your own embroidery, you certainly do not have to go all-out technical in the production of them. WeвЂ™ll look at what you need to know to create a line drawing thatвЂ™s smooth, scalable, and prints a clear, precise line drawing suitable for an embroidery pattern. So, today, letвЂ™s chat about a technical topic thatвЂ™s somewhat related to embroidery, even though it doesnвЂ™t have to do with the actual Stitching of Things. The question of how to make embroidery patterns isnвЂ™t usually directed to the drawing or doodling part thatвЂ™s done with a pencil, but rather how to take a sketch, painting, photo, or doodle and transform it into a clean line drawing that can be enlarged or reduced in size, printed, and used as a pattern for stitching. Over the years, IвЂ™ve had many, many queries about how to make hand embroidery patterns.

Learn how to digitize embroidery designs