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Tips from Eagle Digitizing for Avoiding Unequal Letterings of Satin Stitch
You know, when we see a satin stitch design with a lot of letters, we get easily fascinated by the embroidered image. But when we look closer at such designs, we can notice that...
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What Are Scalable Vector Graphics Exactly?
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a specification for an XML-based language used to create two-dimensional vector graphics. SVG defines markup to describe both the geometry of...
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How to Avoid Disappearing or Sinking into the fabric in Your Digitizing Embroidery
Knockdown Stitching is one of our most popular, easy to use and effective stitch settings. Some high pile fabrics—like polar fleece, sweaters, towels and corduroys—need this...
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Introducing Tatami Stitch on Embroidery Digitizing
Tatami stitch is a embroidery technique that offers a beautiful look to your design. Tatami stitches can be used to fill the large shapes and selected horizontal split lines. The...
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The Types of Stitches in Machine Embroidery and Digitizing
If you're interested in creating machine embroidery digitizing designs, you'll need to know a few things about the various stitches that are available. Here are the basic types...
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What Are Vector Graphics? - Definition, Uses and Creation
A vector graphic is a way to represent an image using vectors, or mathematical formulas. The unique feature of a vector graphic is that no matter how much you zoom in on it on...
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