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Batch Convert Machine Files

Batch Convert Machine Files

October 23rd, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio

The library feature of EmbroideryStudio provides the means to convert a batch of files to a designated folder.In the following video you will see .emb files converted to .dst and U01 files, or for that...

Another case for the Font Creator Element

Another case for the Font Creator Element

August 6th, 2020 3 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Lettering | Tips & Tutorials | Video

The Font Creator is one of my favorite Elements in EmbroideryStudio.When an unusual font or a special corporate font is required, Font Creator is my go to tool. I know, I can hear the comments now,...

Multi-sequin embroidery designs

Multi-sequin embroidery designs

July 2nd, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | Feature overview

Ever wanted to digitize dazzling sequin designs? EmbroideryStudio already offers a Single Sequin Element for the creation of single sequin runs and fills. EmbroideryStudio e4.5 now also supports twin...

Use Spiral Fill to digitize a realistic bird design

Use Spiral Fill to digitize a realistic bird design

June 10th, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

How to use Spiral Fill to create a realistic Bluebird design from a photo!Spiral Fill is a captivating addition to EmbroideryStudio Digital Edition Designing! Enhance your designs with...

Natural organic hand stitch effect for machine embroidery

Natural organic hand stitch effect for machine embroidery

May 6th, 2020 3 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

Natural hand embroidery styled designs are popular, but difficult to produce by digital embroiders.The latest EmbroideryStudio e4.5 feature is called  “Hand Stitch Effect.” ...

Easily add motion and dimension with Spiral Fill

Easily add motion and dimension with Spiral Fill

May 5th, 2020 1 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

The Spiral Fill Element produces stitches that spiral OUT from the centre of an object.It is useful when trying to emphasize movement in your digitizing. However, it works best with simple...

Reef Photo Stitch Element

Reef Photo Stitch Element

April 23rd, 2020 1 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio

Create intriguing designs and stay ahead of the competition withReef Photo Stitch ElementYou may have thought that Wilcom’s photographic Elements are only used for faces and pets. Well, try the...

Motif as a Stamp

Motif as a Stamp

April 8th, 2020 3 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

Easter Eggs and Flower MotifsThere are four methods of adding a motif pattern to an Embroidery Design in EmbroideryStudio 4.5Individually placed randomly (Stamp)As a RunAs a ColumnAs a FillEach of these...

Motif Outlines and Columns

Motif Outlines and Columns

April 8th, 2020 3 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

The Motif Run Tool is found in the Outline ToolsetMotif Run ToolThe reality is the motif is a property that can be assigned to any outline tool type. So after creating a running stitch, triple run,...

Motif Fill

Motif Fill

April 8th, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio

Motif Fill is standard in EmbroideryStudio Designing and Decorating.As you can see in this image you can get some pretty funky designs combining Motil fill with 3D Globe outCandlewick motif with 3D...

Maze Fill

Maze Fill

March 27th, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Video

Fill any vector shape with a run stitch where you set the spacing and the stitching never crosses itself.The stitch type  gives a stunning effect with the click of a button but when used in...

Hand Stitch Effect

Hand Stitch Effect

March 24th, 2020 2 minute read

Blog | Elements | EmbroideryStudio | Feature overview

A Stitch Effect!Not a Stitch Type…A Stitch Effect!Apply it to Many Stitch Types.Hand stitching gives a beautiful rusticated effect to designs. It is an effect rather than a stitch type and...

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