Assignments

Overlapping Objects Lesson #5 – Satin Stitch next to a Run Stitch Let’s take a look at the design titled OS_5 now.  This is a Satin stitch next to a run stitch.  The group on the left hand side have no compensation added to the satin stitch.  The group on the right has the proper […]

Overlapping Objects Lesson #4 – Satin Stitch next to a Satin Stitch Let’s take a look at the design titled OS_4 now.  This is a satin stitch next to a satin stitch.  The group on the top have no compensation added to each.  The group in the middle have only the standard amount of compensation

Overlapping Objects Lesson #3 – Fill Stitch next to a Run Stitch Let’s take a look at the design titled OS_3 now.  This is a fill stitch next to a run stitch.  The group on the left hand side has no compensation added to the fill stitches.  The group on the right has the proper

Overlapping Objects Lesson #2 – Fill Stitch next to a Satin Stitch Now, let’s take a look at the design titled OS_2.  This is a fill stitch next to a satin stitch.  The group on the top row have no compensation added to each.  The group in the middle row have only the standard amount

Make sure to watch the video in the Introduction to Overlapping Objects section if you have not already, or if you need a refresher, before starting this lesson. Overlapping Objects Lesson #1 – Fill Stitch next to a Fill Stitch Let’s focus on the design titled OS_1 first.  This is a fill stitch next to

Fill Stitch Combination design In this lesson you will use the design titled FSH_B.  You will be digitizing this design and stitching it out onto Knit and Woven fabric.  You will use the sheet you filled out in the last exercise “FSH_A” as a reference while digitizing these objects to apply the correct push and

Fill Stitch Compensation In this first exercise you are going to write down the pull and push compensation values you will use for each object in the design.  You will use the pdf file titled FSH_A.pdf.  You will notice each object is marked with a 1, 2, 3, 4, A, B, C, and D.  Each

Satin Stitch Density Control 2 In this exercise you will use the file titled SSH_K.  You will be digitizing each object and apply the appropriate compensation to each structure, apply the appropriate underlay, and applying the appropriate density to each letter.  You will digitize it using the properties needed for being stitched out onto woven

Satin Stitch Density Control 1 In this exercise you will open the image titled SSH_J.jpg into your software and measure each letter in the design.  Next, you will open the PDF file titled SSH_J.pdf and print it out.  Using the printed PDF, you will write the density and underlay you will use for each letter. 

Satin Stitch Compensation 4 In this exercise you will digitize the letters in the design and apply the appropriate compensation to each letter.  You will work from the image titled SSH_I.jpg.   When you load the image in the software, resize it so it is 3.45″ wide (height proportional). Instructions for this exercise: Digitize the