lefthand4uk

Hello all
I have a logo design in a jpeg format that i would like embroidered onto a polo shirt for my hovecrafting team.
My question is how do i convert that to be able to be read by an embroidery machine running wilcom 7.1.
Thanks in advance with any help on this problem

 

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sewon

It has to be digitized to an embroidery format. Such as DST. You have to have embroidery digitizing software to do this. Good luck

 

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lefthand4uk

is there any software available as shareware or freeware about to do this?

 

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sewon

Not that I am aware of. There are lots of digitizing companies. You can do an onlilne search. Even some of the big name stock embroidery design companies do digitizing.

 

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Fluid

Quote: Originally Posted by lefthand4uk is there any software available as shareware or free ware about to do this?

The progs cost too much. There are tons of digitizing services out there. The going rate is somewhere between $3 and $10 per thousand stitches.

Be leary of the real cheap ones as you get what you pay for

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mystuff99

Looks like your looking for an embroidery digitizer. You can get your text, logo or any graphic digitized at Embroidery Designs Shop I was referred to them through a friend when I needed our bowling logo digitized for some t-shirts it cost us only $10 I'm not sure of their exact website address but you can do a google search for embroidery designs shop

 

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jgabby

I think embird studio is the cheapest digitilazing software available, if you want do do it yourself.
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TPrintDesigner

Hi

You are opening a real can of worms if you try to digitise this yourself. There are so many variables to consider when digitising a design, fabric type, pathing, density etc...etc... Only experience gives you this knowlege.

What you see on the screen is not what you get out of the embroidery machine. I wish it were that simple

Regards
Dean

 

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