Stitch Artist: Stippling Around an Embroidery Design

[@wisteria5070]

Thank you - your instructions were very easy to follow & you made what I thought would be a difficult task so simple!

[@marywilliams5262]

Thank you. Is there a way to use the lines in the stipple design (I think it is already "plotted") and instead of it using a running stitch ...apply a motif? The all-over design would be made with a stitch I select?

[@chickiez11]

So, Does SA #3 do all that SA Level 1 & 2 so or would I have to buy all Levels?

[@LindeeGVideos]

Yes

[@wilmercb]

Really helpful video. I’m interesting in Embrilliance platform, because the support natively the Mac platform. I’m new to embroidery specially to design aspects (software) not new to machine operations. I would like to have the ability to modify existing (from other digitizer) or purchase designs, Plus I would like to create my own designs. In your experience, with modules I should buy. I’ll appreciate any help. Thanks

[@LindeeGVideos]

To work with purchased designs and edit them, you'll need Essentials and Enthusiast. Stitch Artist is required for digitizing. I recommend starting with Level 1 or 2 and only moving up to 3 when you're really ready.

[@wilmercb]

Thanks very much for the reply and the advise. Since they are relatively inexpensive compare to Wilcom software (that's is only PC) ...and the fact Embrilliance is native Mac ...priceless ... I think I'll go Essentials, Enthusiast and StitchArtist ...debating from SA2 or SA3 since my main interest is 3D Puff. Thanks again and I'll be checking your channel, great videos ...clear to understand and to the point! 😉