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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery. -
Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art! -
Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch. -
Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs -
Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs -
Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs
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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs
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This tutorial will show and explain many of the key features within Hatch so you be sure you get the most out of your demo version.
Note: there are no associated files to download for this lesson.
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs
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The Creative Digitizing Bundle is an exclusive bonus which you’ve received free for purchase level 1 of the ‘Digitizer’s Dream Course’. This non-software specific bundle has sold over 10,000 copies & will dive deep into the theory of digitizing. It will also teach more advanced techniques such as applique, fringe, foam, animals, nature & more. -
Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Level 1 is where we suggest everyone starts whether you’re completely new to digitizing or have been at it for a while. In this level, you’ll learn some of embroidery’s best kept ‘secrets’ & build a solid foundation of embroidery theory. This lesson heavily focuses on the running stitch as it is the primary stitch type used in machine embroidery.
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Level 3 continues where level 2 left off & focuses on the attributes of the fill stitch. Because fill stitches are primarily used to cover large areas, the principles of underlay, stitch direction, density and especially stitch length play a big part in creating soft designs
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Level 2 continues where level 1 left off & focuses on the attributes of the satin stitch. This level will cover topics such as stitch length, densities, understanding short stitches in relation to stitch length and assessing shape angles based on the width of the stitch.
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Complete the Digitizer’s Dream Course series with levels 2 & 3. Whereas Level 1 teaches you the theory and rules behind using the running stitch, levels 2 and 3 focus on the satin and fill stitches. These 3 stitch types are the pillars of machine embroidery. Once you’ve mastered them, the sky is the limit with this beautiful art!
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This informative video focusing on ESA Fonts will show you why they have been considered the “Gold Standard” in lettering quality for decades. Note: there are no associated files to download for this lesson.
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