[Brian]

Hi, The stitch in the light yellow background, in attached photo, is what I need to be able to do. Can anyone give instructions on how to achieve this? I use the Brother (BES 100) embroidery software and the 9 needle Brother single head emb. machine.

 

[KB Graphics]

It should be in your file stitch library or you may have to create the fill as a step fill vector page 28 of your manual if you have ethoes software from brother

 

[bungy]

I would just do it as a standard fill stitch - nothing fancy.
Run a sample, show customer, get approval, run job.

Unless the customer says anything about the pattern in the fill, I wouldn't waste time trying to get it the same.
Is the pattern in the artwork for anything else, letterhead, signage etc? If not, don't sweat about matching it to the item supplied.

That fill looks a lot like the fills Capital Automation, another software package, does with default settings (attached).
You will spend waaaay too much time trying to get a match - run sample, adjust settings, repeat......

The only thing critical, to me, would be density of the fill, so you can put your text over the top without issues.

 

[myfinishingtouch]

This is super easy in Wilcom. Partition line with the appropriate width to give you the columns you're looking for. If you send me the shield shape I can fill it in with the appropriate width columns for you and send you the file either as a .dst or in your native format.

 

[benchia]

AGREE ! wilcom is super easy to create it ! wilcom is the best in the world !

 

[bungy]

While I agree Wilcom can reproduce this, Brian doesn't have Wilcom.
He will need to reproduce it in his software...hence my advice not to worry about the pattern.
If customer indicates they want the pattern, then sub it out to get the pattern.

 

[myfinishingtouch]

True he doesn't have Wilcom but if he sends me the outline he needs filled with the pattern I was going to make it for him.

Your point is valid though. At the size of this monogram the underlying pattern probably isn't much of an issue.

 

[Brian]

Thanks for all the info and offer of help. I asked the customer and it was not critical that I use that stitch.
However i'm wondering if there's any other way of doing it other than Wilcom or Ethos?( i'm thinking manual digitizing)