Assignments

In this exercise you will use the file titled DTH_F.  You will need to draw arrows showing the direction in which each line will be stitched out based on if it is stitching from the top-to-bottom or bottom-to-top as shown in the file.  Next you will need to mark the start points and end points […]

Digitizing Lines of Text In this exercise you will use the file titled DTH_E.  You will need to draw arrows showing the direction in which each line will be stitched out based on if it is stitching from the top-to-bottom or bottom-to-top as shown in the file.  Next you will need to mark the start

In this exercise you will use the file titled DTH_D.jpg.  You will have three versions of the design.  You will digitize the designs according to the sheet you created for each in exercise DTH_C.  You will assume this design is going to be stitched out onto Knit fabric. When you load the image in the

In this exercise you will use the file titled DTH_C.pdf.  You will have three versions of the design.  You will break each letter up into segments and mark the start and end points for each segment based on if you will have trims done in the design with the machine while it is stitching out,

Digitizing Various Letter Types In this exercise you will use the file titled DTH_B.pdf.  You will have three versions of the design.  You will determine where each letter will start and stop based on it you will have trims done in the design with the machine while it is stitching out, manually trim between letters

Breaking Letters into Segments In this exercise you will work with the file titled DTH_A.  Following the lesson on the letter N, you will break the letter up into segments on the left letter and show the start and end points for each segment on the object to the right of it.  You will do

Opposing Objects #3 In this exercise you will utilize the file titled OOH_C.  You will digitize the design and make sure no gaps are present in the areas where the opposing objects take place.  When you load the image in the software, resize it so it is 1.45″ wide (height proportional). Instructions for this exercise:

Opposing Objects #2 In this exercise you will utilize the file titled OOH_B.   You will notice there are two groups you will be working with.  The group on the left-hand side is using two different colors and the group on the right-hand side are the same color.  You will digitize each group of objects and

Opposing Objects #1 In this exercise you will utilize the file titled OOH_A.  You will notice there are two groups you will be working with.  The first group is using two different colors and the second group uses one color.  You will digitize each satin stitch object and make sure no gaps are present in

Opposing Objects Lesson #2 – Different Color Opposing Objects Open the design titled OO_2 into your software.  Notice that in this design we are working with opposing objects of different colors.  Because of this, we will use the technique where we add a zig-zag stitch in the area that the overlap takes place prior to