Optimizing AI-Generated Art for Vectorization
AI generated images save time, but have to be reviewed carefully for duplicated words and unintentional elements.
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At Ignition Drawing, innovation is more than just a buzzword—it’s the driving force behind everything we do. From perfecting techniques to prevent potato chipping on stretchy fabrics, to elevating the quality of puff embroidery, we are committed to continuous improvement. Our latest project is a prime example of this dedication to embroidery innovation. The Challenge: […]
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How to Avoid This Blending Issue
Have you ever ordered a vector file in EPS format but when you view it in CorelDraw the image…
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What on earth are connection threads? When you place an order for embroidery digitizing,…
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Do you find your embroidery looks like it is disappearing or sinking into the fabric? When…
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Twill/Denim/Nylon With fabrics such as twill, denim, or nylon, embroidery does not sink much and…
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Short and Wide or Sharp Corners Wide fonts (also known as extended) and fonts with sharp corners…
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Run sheets are a way to know how to program your colors in the machine without having the…
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Run Stitch This is your basic stitch. This stitch is common in both embroidery and sewing…
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In a previous article, I showed how stitch direction and stitch type can be used in a creative…
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Approach is everything when you want to digitize realistically. In this and upcoming articles we…
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We are going to look at this subject with a rather broad brush. This article will handle the…
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Digitizing can be more complex than you think. Something that may seem simple can actually be…
AI generated images save time, but have to be reviewed carefully for duplicated words and unintentional elements.
Have you ever noticed that your embroidery sew outs on backing material look rough, fuzzy or feathered? This happens because embroidery backing doesn’t have a weave or grain to hold stitches in place. Without this structure, needlepoints shift into nearby holes and bunch up, leaving even the best underlay looking uneven and messy. That’s why […]
What Every Customer Should Know for Better Print Results At Ignition Drawing, we believe that great artwork begins with understanding the foundations. Whether you’re designing for embroidery, screen printing, or digital decoration, knowing the difference between vector and raster art is essential. These two image types serve different purposes, and choosing the right one can […]
Puckering can ruin an otherwise perfect embroidery. Here’s how to avoid it, especially with tricky fabrics like performance wear. 1. Manage Satin Stitches Wide satin stitches (over 4 mm) often cause puckering, especially on stretchy fabrics. Keep stitches under 4 mm to avoid pulling the fabric. The wider the satin stitch, the more likely the […]
When placing an order for digitizing embroidery, one of the most common questions is, “What fabric type should I choose?” This decision is crucial as it impacts the quality and precision of the embroidery. Understanding the fabric type you will be working with helps us tailor the digitizing process to ensure the best possible results. […]
Are you ready to elevate your embroidery game? Our latest YouTube video features an exclusive Digitizing Q&A Session with AllStitch Embroidery Supplies and our expert digitizer Jesse Elliott, who brings over 30 years of industry knowledge straight to your screen. 🎥 Watch the Video Now on YouTube! What You’ll Learn from Jesse’s Expertise: This session […]
Direct to Film Transfers (DTF) What is distress, and how is it utilized in DTF printing? Distress is a design technique where deliberate imperfections are added to the artwork digitally before printing. This overlay reduces the amount of ink deposited, resulting in a softer feel on the garment and allowing for greater flexibility and breathability […]
At Ignition Drawing, innovation is more than just a buzzword—it’s the driving force behind everything we do. From perfecting techniques to prevent potato chipping on stretchy fabrics, to elevating the quality of puff embroidery, we are committed to continuous improvement. Our latest project is a prime example of this dedication to embroidery innovation. The Challenge: […]
Working with “difficult” materials
Embroidering Puff Designs: To Be or Not to Be?
In this last installment, Jesse Elliott, our digitizing expert takes you through steps to…