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 you’ve drawn with pencil on a piece of a paper works just fine! If you’re drawing your own patterns for your own embroidery, you certainly do not have to go all-out technical in the production of them. We’ll look at what you need to know to create a line drawing that’s smooth, scalable, and prints a clear, precise line drawing suitable for an embroidery pattern. So, today, let’s chat about a technical topic that’s somewhat related to embroidery, even though it doesn’t have to do with the actual Stitching of Things. The question of how to make embroidery patterns isn’t usually directed to the drawing or doodling part that’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, I’ve had many, many queries about how to make hand embroidery patterns.

Learn how to digitize embroidery designs