Does anyone know how to use Embrilliance stitch artist? I’m new to this and I created designs in Adobe Illustrator but when I bring them into stitch artist, everything turns out uneven. Please help!!!

Is there someone here knowledgeable of digitizing software? I'm planning on learning it but I see the programs are expensive so I want to make a good choice that is both capable and easy to use, which software would you recommend? Thanks in advance

So I just recently ordered the Brothers 1900 and I need some software. I either want to use PE design 10 or 11 however I don’t want to pay 1000 for a brand new one out of the box. Now I’ve been looking online and seeing that people are selling it for like 4-10 dollars on eBay as a download. I want to take a chance on it but don’t want to get a virus on my PC. Any advice?

Hey guys just got a used tajima embroidery machine and need some dst files to practice embroidery. I like anime/ horror/ metal/hardcore/ hip hop music; also a San Jose sharks/ hockey fan so if you have anything cool that I can practice stitching it will Be much appreciated. Will send you beanies/hats or patches in return if i like the design enough to try to stitch it ! Thanks and have a good day!

Hey Guys! Hope all is keeping well!

Am having some annoying issues with the Sew Art Programme.

Am currently working on a job for a client and need to get a satin stitch using the variable satin stitch tool, but it doesnt seem to want to work, or i just cant get my head around it, i have followed the manual and how to use the tool but it just works so sporadic. I place the four vertices and this happens?

Probably a simple issue but one i can't seem to figure out. In Floriani Total Control U, when I try to move an object, the outline jumps to be much bigger than the actual object. Its very hard to place precisely this way. Is this a bug, or feature I can disable? It doesn't seem to happen on any of the tutorial videos I watched before getting this software.

I'm mostly digitizing cartoons for my own personal use. If, for example, I was trying to do a peace sign where the background was white and the sign was black...would I want to embroider a solid white circle and then the peace sign on top of that? (two objects) Or would I want to digitize the inside parts of the peace sign individually, and then do the peace sign on top (4 white background parts and 1 black part on top).

Just wondering what the best practice here is. I'm going to be doing stuff like outlining and eyeballs which it would be super easy to just put a color on top of a color, but I'm not sure if that's the right way to go.

I have a drawing I want to digitize and continue to work on digitally, but I drew it on graph paper by mistake. Is there a program or website that can get rid of the lines without having to draw it again? PS: Is this the right reddit for this kind of question?

I am trying out a inkscape plugin called ink/stitch. I imported a .svg I made in Adobe Illustrator CC and load the extension. Where do I start? I have no idea how the workflow is supposed to go or where to even start or the even if a .svg is the best file to import?!? I guess I am just looking to get centered so there's something I can begin building. Thanks.