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MODULE 1: Fundamentals of Computerized Embroidery Design

  • what embroidery pattern design (digitizing) is
  • the difference between graphic design and embroidery
  • why embroidery is not an automatic conversion process
  • stages of creating a design:

    1. laying stitches on the graphic
    2. assigning technical parameters
    3. optimizing the design

MODULE 2: Preparing Graphics for Embroidery

  • which graphics are suitable for embroidery
  • simplifying and analyzing the design
  • dividing the design into embroidery elements
  • selecting details according to technological capabilities
  • preparing the file for digitization

MODULE 3: The Physics of Embroidery and Material Behavior

  • how materials affect embroidery
  • phenomena: shrinking, pushing out, stitch sinking
  • the role of stabilizers
  • the impact of thread and needle tension
  • how to predict the final result already at the design stage

MODULE 4: Principles of Embroidery Pattern Design

  • working with layers
  • the sequence of embroidering elements
  • stitch directions and their significance
  • building pattern readability
  • avoiding common beginner mistakes

MODULE 5: Types of Embroidery Stitches

  • satin stitch
  • fill stitch (tatami)
  • decorative and special stitches
  • applying stitches depending on the design element
  • selecting the appropriate stitch based on size and shape

MODULE 6: Methods of Laying Stitches

  • embroidery directions
  • dividing objects into smaller sections
  • working with outlines and fills
  • building embroidery aesthetics
  • conscious design instead of automation

MODULE 7: Stitch Parameters and Material Adaptation

  • stitch density
  • stitch length
  • material compensation
  • underlay
  • settings for different materials (e.g., knitwear, fleece, cotton)

MODULE 8: Optimizing the Embroidery Design

  • reducing embroidery time
  • minimizing trims and thread jumps
  • proper element sequence
  • minimizing errors during embroidery
  • preparing the design for mass production

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👤 Who is this training for?

  • for individuals starting their journey with computerized embroidery
  • for embroidery machine owners who want to design their own patterns
 8 Hours

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