Inkstitch - Making Custom Satin Letters, a short refresher (and new audio test)

[@DeputyChiefWhip]

Its crazy that its this difficult to do something so simple. Thanks for all your tutes mate

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you

[@gusvisser4677]

I would reccommend also to set the lockstitches properly on all the items after setting the auto route because this wayvyouvhave set tie in and tie out stitches on each item what is not needed and could give bird nests

[@jasenmoment]

I think satin stitches are difficult until you have that 'Aha!' moment and it all makes sense. Thanks for your work! You truly are the Bob Ross of Ink/Stitch.

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you very much. I love that reference, my mom listened to one of my episodes and said the same thing lol. Outstanding 😁

[@Kokoroj80]

It’s always so great to have a quick recap of the steps, and your steps are very clear and easy to follow. Will definitely go into my tips & tricks folder. Your audio is very clear as well. Thanks for all you do!

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you

[@Mr.Trailer79]

👍👍👍

[@pacotubeful]

I’m loving your channel, I have made a few designs with your help. great teacher! Question on small lines, should I use a zig zag running stich instead of satin? Like a small text for example.

[@LowTechLinux]

Ive not done that much myself but it sounds right. You might have to play with peak to peak width settings.

[@LatinxSwag]

Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been struggling with the satin stitch and got super discouraged. I even considered switching over to a paid digitizing program. I saw this video last night and things started to make sense. I was able to practice making satin stitches with some fonts last night and there was significant progress. Thank you for your guidance and hard work, it’s truly appreciated.

[@LowTechLinux]

Outstanding!! Glad I could help. 😁

[@taylorquimby4004]

Dude, your intro about, if there is 1 asking, then there are 20 not asking - is so true! Thank you for being considerate and having the mental wherewithal to see from perspectives outside of your own. 😊🙏

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you.

[@jpx202]

audio is crystal clear my man🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@LowTechLinux]

Outstanding!! Thank you

[@jackmartin6344]

Great show and tell, better than many college professors!

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you. lol

[@abruzzibill4704]

hello Can we use DST(font) format in inkstitch? (What is the most efficient way to change size) Or which program can we use?

[@LowTechLinux]

yes, dst format works well with inkstitch. We create with inkstitch to dst files for our ricoma machines. The most efficient way to change size is only changing sizes with svg then saving the changes to .dst. I don't know. I only use inkstitch

[@abruzzibill4704]

@@LowTechLinux I found dst letters from the internet and enlarged them but Where the letter becomes thicker, the needle pierces it again and makes another line. That's why there is a line in the middle of the letter. How can I fix this? Can you help me? Frankly, I would like to show you the picture. maybe email?

[@LowTechLinux]

You can email me at [e-mail] Resizing embroidery files (i.e. dst fonts) doesn't work very well in inkstitch.

[@abruzzibill4704]

@@LowTechLinux thank you so muchh