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1. #One color machine embroidery design how to#
2. #One color machine embroidery design full#
3. #One color machine embroidery design pro#

(That’s another benefit of SewWhat Pro.) For the example below, I opened the PES version of my Chinese dragon machine embroidery design in SewWhat Pro.Īlthough SewWhat Pro will allow you to create an embroidery file from any TTF file installed on your computer, it does not work very well. Even if you open it in one format, you can export it in a different format.

#One color machine embroidery design pro#

SewWhat Pro will open machine embroidery designs in just about every imaginable format. Open you your primary embroidery design in SewWhat-Pro

#One color machine embroidery design how to#

In the following example, below, I will show you how to combine an embroidery design with a name or phrase using SewWhat Pro, and SewWrite (another program created by S&S Computing). The only caveat is that it only runs on PC (or a PC emulation program on a MAC).

#One color machine embroidery design full#

It is not a full blown digitizing program, but is incredibly useful and inexpensive.

SewWhat Pro is a machine embroidery design editor created by S&S Computing. However, if you want to combine embroidery designs using some of the least expensive software possible, I would recommend SewWhat Pro. Some will even allow you to add text to your design in a variety of fonts. There are many different programs that will allow you to import different embroidery designs and combine them. Obviously, fewer color changes means a quicker stitch out – which is always a plus in my book. When you indicate this preference in the program, you will stitch out your words when you stitch out that color within the design, eliminating one thread color change.

If you want to stitch out the name using one of the thread colors in the primary embroidery design, you can specify this in the software. Let’s say, for example, you have a three color embroidery design, and you want to add a name underneath. When I do this, I have a hard time positioning the name exactly where I want it and making it relate appropriately to the embroidery design.įinally, if you combine the disparate designs into one composite design within the software, you may be able to reduce the number of color changes. I’ve made the mistake of stitching out a design and then going back to add a name underneath or next to it. Experimenting with type and design before stitching helps ensure that your combined designs communicates the intended feeling.Īnother benefit of combining designs within the software as opposed to stitching them out separately is precisely positioning them. Typefaces all have very different vibes and can have a radical effect on the feeling of the combined design. If you are combining lettering with an embroidery design, you will likely want to preview how the words look with the embroidery design. The first is that you can experiment with size and style. There are a couple of benefits to combining your embroidery designs into one file. Benefits of combining embroidery designs within software Want to remember this? Save “How to combine embroidery designs” on your favorite Pinterest board.