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3D Puff Digitizing
$ 8 – $ 203D Puff Embroidery Digitizing 3D puff embroidery is a technique. To create a 3D effect, designers raise specific areas of the design. Using a foam underlay beneath the stitching in those areas achieves this. The foam goes under the stitches for the design elements. It creates a raised effect. This adds depth and dimension […]
Applique Digitizing
$ 8 – $ 20Applique Embroidery Digitizing Applique embroidery digitizing is the process of converting a design to digital. An embroidery machine can read this format to create applique designs.
Chenille Digitizing
$ 8 – $ 20Chenille Embroidery Digitizing Chenille embroidery digitizing is the process of converting designs or artwork. It turns them into embroidery files. Chenille embroidery machines use these files. Chenille embroidery is also known as tufted embroidery. It involves creating designs using a textured yarn called chenille. This embroidery creates a raised, fuzzy effect. It adds dimension […]
Embroidery Digitizing
$ 8 – $ 20Embroidery Digitizing Digitizing is the process of converting artwork or designs into a digital format. Embroidery machines can read this format. This allows for precise stitching and reproduction of the design onto fabrics. Here are the main components and methods involved:
Live Image Digitizing
$ 10 – $ 30Live Image Digitizing Live Image Digitizing turns physical images or documents into digital ones. People call traditional images. It happens in real-time or as they are being captured. This process uses special equipment like scanners or digital cameras. It also uses software to convert the traditional data into a digital form.
Patch Digitizing
$ 8 – $ 20Patches Embroidery Digitizing Patches are decorative pieces of fabric embroidered with a design or logo. They can be sewn onto garments, bags, hats, and other items to add personalization and style. Patches come in many shapes, sizes, and designs. They are versatile for many uses.
Vector Art
$ 10 – $ 25Vector Art Vector art is computer graphics created using vector graphics software. Pixels make up raster graphics. In contrast, points, lines, and curves make up vector graphics. Math equations form the basis of these. You can scale vector images without losing quality. So, they are ideal for logos, illustrations, and print designs.
