Machine Embroidery Digitizing Is ACTUALLY Simple! Here is Why.

Machine embroidery digitizing can be simple when understood properly. It involves foundational elements like underlays and connections, akin to building a house. The process includes layers such as fills and satin stitches, with a unique approach of starting from details and working backwards.

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[kathyainsworth]

Your explanation is fantastic - as a new digitizer that has watched hours and hours of videos - your clear cut explanation has really helped my understanding so much. Thank you!!!!

[agurule]

This is how I felt when it finally clicked learning from you. Love John’s videos and he’s great! yet it was like having too much instruction/information, it just wouldn’t sink in. So I go back and forth and draw from both of y’all’s videos and I know I’m better for it 😊 the drawings were great! ❤

[xDmisturebaxD]

As someone who learned to digitize through youtube and various embroidery tests, it made me really happy to see how it works for you! Congrats on finally reaching your "click" point!
Happy digitizing and remember to have fun with your designs!

[jesuslovesyoue]

Love this video. I love your personality and style. I watch your videos just because it’s you. Super professional. 🌷🌿🦋♥️

[AR-xign]

Don't worry about the music. I honestly don't hear it a lot because I'm listening to what you have to say. If it were heavy metal, rap or something really off, then that's a different story. Be yourself and keep moving. This is my first time watching you.

[cathymorgas]

I have been digitizing for awhile but Ken's explanation relative to a house was great.

[audreytarver]

Another great video, very informative and easy to understand.
Love from the UK

[aceboogie]

Great information as always. I think ken is definitely a win for this Channel

[juliepura]

Just awesome .. love the videos and love you joined DME😊❤

[AnnieZ]

thanks for your video! always informative. just want to know if your new software which will be released soon, can it be used on iPad as well?

[Greatnessinthemaking-cd]

Hope your upcoming software runs on Macs, I'm patiently waiting.

[brendapena]

I like the content and I also agree the music is annoying.

[AngelaLong-igmw]

This was an excellent video, very informative. I have for some reason not been able to grasp the concept of underlay. It could be just me but is it possible to do a short on just underlay I.e. different fabrics, stick length etc?

[sheyna]

Okay so im new to all this. I dont even have a machine yet, but really interested and have some idea. I have custom made stickers, which I would like to transfer on to sweaters as embroidery. Do you have a beginner video on how to do that if its possible. So own hand drawn pictures transfer onto embroidery sewing machine? Please direct me to.right video. Please and thank you. Amazing stuff!! Mother of 3 so trying to leaen late when kids are asleep. Thank you for making videos for anyone to learn! Appropriate your time and effort!❤

[MrMan-triple]

Where's your personal channel? Did you delete it?

[gavinwehlburg]

Course/Youtube Request: Whilst John Deer is a commendable exception, one often only gets a DST file for a purchased design. Please could you consider a course to illustrate the best way in which these DST files can be converted in Embroidery Studio to an "A" Grade EMB file. A few points: 1. The DST is effectively a "second grade" EMB. You often either don't have a clear "web-site" presentable image or it has a watermark, etc which males it unusable. 2. Even if you have an image, it may not be in the Threads to which you have access and therefore the use of any image means that you will not be accurately representing the image in the Threads that you will be using/stitching for a customer/website. 3. the only way to generate a clear image is to convert the stitch file to your threads and generate an image. Therein lies the problem as a DST File / Image is not "editable" under Wilcom Embroidery Studio 4.6 (latest version), and I do not know of any software that will do this - I am a novice!!. - so it the a. skill and b. the process required to take a "second grade" / DST file and follow this process to make it an "A" Grade EMB file from which you can choose your threads; generate an image; save an EMB and DST file. Can you help? Kind regards Gavin

[GamerSnap]

I like to watch his Embroidery Tutorial Video and I don't even have Embroidery Machine or anything. However, his channel somehow is gone from YouTube. So I wonder if he move it to somewhere else, put it behind the paywall (like SkillShare), or make it private due to contract or whatever.

[denisesimpson]

Will it work on iPads and Apple laptops

[cmena]

Umm, hey guys I think he’s just trying to be professional, anyways I like all your video and the content. Building from the ground up yes and digitizing from back to front . Okay cool ! 😊

[michelleyoung]

I love your videos and hatch 3. Not sure you need the annoying background muzak though