Improving Registration in Embroidery Designs - Digitizing Theory & Tutorial

[@bluelightuniverse1076]

Amazing Amazing work..... thanks for sharing all your hard work and flawless digitizing skills. Not to mention your lighting, voice over and high quality Camera recording and editing.

[@SStJames]

I'm so grateful for all of these video lessons! I learn so much each time I watch, some I even re-watch! This one was perfect at this time, as I've been having some of these issues in one my designs that I've been working on! Thank you so much!!

[@WeQuiltStudio]

Ty soo much, John! I didn't realize that trick about running the travel stitch up to each point of the leaf. I have always struggled with how to make that look nicer. Ty, ty, ty.

[@lewisbrown7276]

Thank you so much for this John.... It just shows the difference of only having used Hatch for 30 days vs 30+ years!!! LOL I put the green down last as I tried to use it to hide all the joining stitches for the lettering and the laurel leaves. I obviously didn't include push/pull compensation and tried to digitise the laurel leaves EXACTLY as they appeared on the artwork. Note to self is that we are working with thread being stitched onto fabric. Your version is absolutely great and although I didn't experience any problems stitching the original on my Pfaff Creative 4.5, your one certainly stitched out better. Awesome and informative video!!!

[@mmchigani]

Thanks John... Your experience really is remarkable.

[@johnkapelouzos208]

Great work and excellent class Thank you Sir. Poetry in motion, seeing the stitch out Plus the big win 17K5 to 13K9 reduction That's a good hour saved on 12 pcs Beautiful. Thank you.

[@starfish3704]

Brilliant, thank you John! 🎉😊

[@brettster3331]

Great video John, Thank You for posting this.

[@sleephealing4009]

You are a master of this! I have learned a lot from you. I am so grateful that I have got to see your tutorials and theories!

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Glad you like them! Greatly appreciate the kind words :)

[@TheLombardProject]

These medic videos are fantastic thank you.

[@ansiaaa]

videos like this one are so useful to learn! thank you very much!

[@kelly4193]

Excellent John! Love the theory! More, more, more! :-)

[@SStJames]

Thank you, that was an amazing tutorial and I really appreciate you explaining everything so well for us

[@ellexusse]

This is such a fantastic tutorial! Thank you!

[@carinabam5833]

Hallo all the best for 2022. Please advise when digitizing for terry cloth for babies what must the object prop stitch spacing be.? and underlay and pull comp. can the same settings be emb on any other cloth as well then?

[@benniemaine1790]

I love them!

[@cindyk5956]

Thank you, John. Question: Do you ever trim the tiny join stitches before giving to the customer?

[@Becspoodles]

This is so helpful!

[@davidfarias340]

Great teacher!

[@gincherry]

when you're doing the run stitches between the leaves and going up to the point, you always come back down from the point. why?

[@SkyfishArt]

It was enlightening to see, but as a beginner with embroidery, it would be helpful if you (briefly, in a sentence maybe) explain what the various terminology mean the first time you mention them. For example I didn't know what "registration" is. I actually found this video by trying to find out what registration means with google search, but it wasn't explained clearly. I assume it means the "gaps" between the two forms, but I still don't know.

[@davedarlen]

Another awesome video lesson John! Are there certain times to use design carving to reduce stitch count or does it depend on the design?!

[@Braisin-Raisin]

Thank you!

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks

[@mahmoodbakhtiyorov7729]

How much does a professional embroidery degitizer earn in avarage in the USA?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Not a question that I can accurately answer, as I stopped doing custom digitizing over 20 years ago.

[@petetarrant5997]

your just auto digitising !! thats not digitising !!