October 9th, 2013, 02:12 AM
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Re: Artwork Guidelines
If you mean Artwork that's works with an Auto Digitizing Feature of any Digitizing Software Program so you can use the Automatic Feature/Tool to Convert the Artwork to an Embroidery Stitch File, then here's the tip: CRAYON drawn Artwork.
Yep, you need THICK Clean Lines like those used in Coloring Books for an auto digitizing convert to embroidery stitch file feature to work correctly.
Small details, thin lines, etc. will never convert correctly, no matter how expensive the digitizing software is or no matter how tallented the Artist is that created the artwork.
Clean Vector Images are your best option that I'm aware of.
Manually punching/digitizing design is ALWAYS better than ANY/ALL auto digitizing conversion.
Old School Skill still RULES if you want a production ready sew out, with excellent registration, sew out without puckering, attractive stitch types, lengths, styles, small details, branching, least amount of stops, color changes, etc. etc. etc.
NO AUTO DIGITIZER Feature/Tool in any software program produces quality production designs.
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