EagleDigitizing

A design program format that has individual stitches in a design specifically digitized at a certain size. Designs punched in this format cannot generally be enlarged or reduced more than 10 to 20 percent without distortion because stitch count remains constant. See "condensed format"....

A fill stitch is used to cover a large area in an embroidery digitizing design. Fill stitches can be aligned to create patterns or they can change direction to provide different effects from within the design. ...

Machine embroidery hoops are available in a variety of sizes. They are machine specific and must be designed for the machine you are using. The size of the hoop you use will be determined by the digitizing design you are embroidery. The closer the hoop size is to the design, the less likely there will be any movement of the fabric. Movement of the fabric can result in the final stitches being poorly located on the design....

Embroidery Digitizing is the process of converting your JPG, GIF, PDF or scanned design or logo into embroidery machines format like EMB, DST, CND, EXP and other formats. In the embroidery industry, the quality of embroidered products depends on the quality of digitizing. Digitizing should be of top quality in order to get top quality embroidery. If your embroidery product is good, you can have new clients as well as retain existing clients. ...

Embroidery digitizing, is the art of using a computer to convert artwork into data that is recognizable by an embroidery machine. This tells the machine how to stitch the logo. One click on the computer does not automatically convert the design. The artist redraws the design in such a way that the embroidery machine knows what to do; from the size of the design, to underlay, type of stitch, color changes, and the order in which this all takes place. Very similar to an architectural blueprint that tells the builder what to do....