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1. #Image size for 100mm x 100mm hoop pe design 10 how to#
2. #Image size for 100mm x 100mm hoop pe design 10 software#

Then I did a timelapse to show the rest of the process:Īs you can see at the end of the timelapse, the machine was unable to successfully stitch the lettering portion of the design. The machine prompted me to load the red thread, so I did, and then pushed "Go" again: I smoothed out the barbs with my fingernail, and it worked fine from then onward.

The issue was that the spool of thread had some plastic barbs on it which caught the thread and caused it not to unspool freely. Not shown in the video, the thread broke several times and had to be rethreaded and restarted. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. I lowered the presser foot, and pressed "Go" (the button with the PLAY/STOP symbol on it). I checked that the bobbin had sufficient white backing thread, I loaded the material into the 80x80 hoop and loaded that into the machine.

#Image size for 100mm x 100mm hoop pe design 10 how to#

I loaded the design into the machine, and it prompted me to load in the blue thread, so I loaded the blue thread (following the instruction manual for how to route it and how to thread the needle). VIP file onto a USB stick, plugged that into the Pfaff and got started. VIP file to be compatible with the Pfaff. I adjusted my design size to 80mm x 80mm to fit the Pfaff hoop I had on hand, and then exported my design as a. I made some adjustments also, because as it turned out, the Brother digital embroidery machine was in use all day, and so instead I had access to the Pfaff Creative 3.0 machine. Note: I de-selected the background color, since I didn't need the white to be embroidered. I imported only the graphic, and used the software's text tool to add the lettering. I decided instead to just import the logo, and add the lettering using the software's text tool. The quality of the digitization was quite poor - especially the lettering

#Image size for 100mm x 100mm hoop pe design 10 software#

(Incidentally, I also tried SewArt64 and was equally unimpressed - maybe consumer grade digital embroidery software just isn't very good?) I was not thrilled with this Brother software. It really looked wonky, especially considering what a basic design it was. I really wasn't satisfied with the result though - especially the lettering. Click "Retry" each time to adjust one of the settings. Number of Colors" until the design looks the best. Select the image file "Wizard" on the right In PE-Design I selected the hoop size I wanted to work with (100mm x 100mm). I then brought my file into the Brother PE-Design software. png file for import into the digital embroidery software: I added some simple text to name Lena Park Fab Lab in the logo: I downloaded this basic SVG from the web:īasic Fab Lab Logo SVG from Google Image Search I started with a very simple design and attempted to digitize it using the Brother PE-Design software. But Neil says that doesn't count unless I post the design files, which is beyond the scope of this class (though maybe not forever beyond the scope of Bio Academy!) Backgroundįor this week I wanted to try something completely new, so I went for digital embroidery. The truth is, during Wildcard Week this is mostly what I was doing.