How to Turn FLAT Designs into HAT Designs | Digitizing for Embroidery Machine

[@DivaLion11]

Thank you so much for this video. It has been so informative. I have such a better understanding of how to digitize for hats.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thanks for your suport Diva! Let us know if you have any questions :)

[@sunrisetacticalgear2676]

I would have really liked to have seen the completed stitch out.

[@213maestrobeats9]

Hello, what the best set up for flat design for digitizing. Or do you have video for simple digitizing for flat design for cap.

[@jlynch877]

Thanks so much for the video. I never would have thought to rearrange the sewing order, but it makes so much sense after your explanation.

[@CreativityCommons]

Love the video. I was helping a patron use a digitized logo for a hat and there were issues at the center of the hat. I think the issues may be resolved with this video. I'll give it a try. Thanks!

[@margecampbell4667]

If the design starts out for a cap, can it also be used for left chest logo?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Great question! If the design is digitized for a cap then running on a flat surface should be no issue, the other way around is when problems arise

[@sgmmaffe]

Edge run underlay under the finish lines are killing. When i do caps, i almost never use underlays till the end of the letters. Hats do move al lot in my machine :( Maybe i have cheap machine or hats

[@gigiBecky79]

Is this necessary when adding embroidery to a cap on a flat bed machine?

[@rachelle466]

Rookie here, just a question about the connection stitch, is it not super visible or do you cut it away? Or leave it?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

The connection stitch drops a stitch right in between the objects so it pulls into the fabric, causing it to be less visible. No need to trim :)

[@bro_got_it_5Lb]

@@EmbroideryLegacy oooooook I'm going to try this in the morning and come right back to these comments lol... but if you are right this will "trim" time tenfold ... ( I think you're right but i'm super ocd already only a few months into digitizing and embroidering lol) thank you tho we appreciate you

[@mimimoore1872]

When you changed the start and stop point on the satin outline of the letters I see that the start point was left at the top. Am I understanding correctly that it’s ok to not stitch the satin outline bottom up like the fill , and is this because of the fact that your fill locked the fabric in place so you won’t have registration issues if the satin starts at the top?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

The outline won’t matter, it is more important to join-closest point to the next object to avoid unnecessary trims

[@judyracher4713]

Thanks for the great video

[@BradO-u9c]

Great info, Going to have to rewatch in slow motion. Your so fast sometimes I can't keep up.

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks