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Wimbledon and Wilcom are back with a smash in 2019!

Wimbledon and Wilcom are back with a smash in 2019!

July 10th, 2019 1 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | News and Stories

Last year, Embroidery Training Ltd ran an embroidery personalization booth at Wimbledon. After incredible success and a surging demand, they returned in 2019 and have doubled the shop size.Wilcom’s...

Create a Colorway then display on an Approval Sheet and email to your Customer

Create a Colorway then display on an Approval Sheet and email to your Customer

July 10th, 2019 3 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio

Do you have several versions of the same design, the only difference being the colors?Creating separate colorways for one design to accommodate different colored garments is a more efficient and much...

What can I learn from an Embroidery Design?

What can I learn from an Embroidery Design?

July 5th, 2019 2 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio

Analyzing completed embroidery files is an excellent method to learn from others.Knowing what to look for is key to the learning process and the best places to begin are the Color Object and the Object...

How to create a line of lettering on any shape of baseline including a spiral

How to create a line of lettering on any shape of baseline including a spiral

July 1st, 2019 1 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | Lettering

The Any Shape baseline is the most versatile of all, able to create a straight line of lettering through to a complex Spiral.Look for the baseline in the listAs with all tools left clicking creates an...

Gloria Vanderbilt

Gloria Vanderbilt

June 24th, 2019 4 minute read

Blog | News and Stories

The inspiration will live foreverLast week marks the loss of true fashion visionary, Gloria Laura Vanderbilt.Photography Patrick DemarchelierPublished October 13, 2014, Interview MagazineHer son,...

Cyncopia – Sabine Schulz

Cyncopia – Sabine Schulz

June 18th, 2019 3 minute read

Blog | News and Stories | Your Embroidery Story

Recently, we asked our Facebook friends to send us stories of how they started working in the embroidery space, searching for interesting people and importantly, interesting works of art. We were not...

What can I learn from a simple Line of Lettering?

What can I learn from a simple Line of Lettering?

June 18th, 2019 2 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | Tips & Tutorials

In this article we look at what we can learn about an embroidery file in the different views available in the VIEW TOOLBAR.The First 4 icons determine how you view the design, in turn from left to...

User Refined Letters

User Refined Letters

June 18th, 2019 4 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | Tips & Tutorials | Video

User Refined LettersYou may have noticed some letters in some fonts do not perform well when stitched out if the letter size is too small or perhaps too large.Classic examples are the lower case...

Father’s Day Fun

Father’s Day Fun

June 11th, 2019 3 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | Tips & Tutorials

Here is a fun exercise creating a Father’s Day design with a minimum of effort.Sometimes you need to get a design out quickly and you know you have suitable and available Clipart to draw from.In...

Behind the Scenes of Twan Lentjes Creations

Behind the Scenes of Twan Lentjes Creations

June 6th, 2019 4 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | News and Stories | Tips & Tutorials | Video

Twan Lentjes shares his journey on how he used Wilcom EmbroideryStudio and machine embroidery to create classic hand-embroidery effects.This is my storyI set my goals high, and with aspirations...

Background and Display Colors

Background and Display Colors

May 29th, 2019 1 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio | Tips & Tutorials

The Background and Display dialog can be accessed from the Design menu. Or the colored cubes and the left end of the color palette.The top half of the dialog box deals with the background on your...

Travel Toolbar

Travel Toolbar

May 29th, 2019 2 minute read

Blog | EmbroideryStudio

Nesting Objects using the Travel ToolbarTraveling through a  design is useful to understand the order of objects in a design but more importantly to identify where thread trims are and if necessary...

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