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== Example == | == Example == | ||
Let's create a little rocket with nice crystal windows. | Let's create a little rocket with nice crystal windows. We can find one on OpenClipArt | ||
* Download [https://openclipart.org/detail/22539/rocket-icon Rocket icon] By pitr | |||
* Make sure to get the SVG file, e.g. click on the picture and then save as. | |||
Digitize the rocket. Read the [[Stitch Era - creating embroidery from vector images]] tutorial first, if you don't understant the concept. Below we just outline the steps. | |||
* Define a hoop size. We suggest 10 x 10cm | |||
* '''Artwork tab''' -> Open Vector file. You now should see this: | |||
[[File:stitch-era-17-rocket-1.png|thumb]] | |||
Revision as of 19:21, 20 October 2017
Introduction
This beginner's tutorial for the Stitch Era embroidery software explains how to create embroidery designs that include hotfix stones.
- Tutorial home page
- Stitch Era embroidery software
- Learning goals
- Digitize a vector graphic into an embroidery plus hotfix stones
- Prerequisites
- Stitch Era - creating embroidery from vector images
- Stitch Era - creating hot fix designs
- Related pages
- Hotfix stone
- Materials
- You can reuse the pictures. In the wiki, click on picture to make it larger, then click again and save it.
- Quality and level
- This text should technical people get going with Stitch Era. I use it for an optional master degree course in educational technology.
- Last major update
- October 2017.
Example
Let's create a little rocket with nice crystal windows. We can find one on OpenClipArt
- Download Rocket icon By pitr
- Make sure to get the SVG file, e.g. click on the picture and then save as.
Digitize the rocket. Read the Stitch Era - creating embroidery from vector images tutorial first, if you don't understant the concept. Below we just outline the steps.
- Define a hoop size. We suggest 10 x 10cm
- Artwork tab -> Open Vector file. You now should see this:
