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Includes the Stitch Era beginners tutorials only, > 48 MB.

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EduTech Wiki:Books/Stitch Era basic tutorials‎ (free PDF or Pediapress).

On-demand means that the whole texts will always take into account the latest changes. You can print whole sets of articles and tutorials as on-demand Wikibooks in a single PDF or order a bound version through the PediaPress service.

Computer-controlled embroidery and sewing.

Hooping and stabilizing in computerized embroidery.

General articles about computerized embroidery and hotfix

Stitch Era - digitizing complex bitmap images.

Stitch Era - digitizing complex vector images.

List of Stitch Era v.11/17 intermediate tutorials:

Stitch Era - creating embroidery patches.

Stitch Era - digitizing a portrait photograph (vectorize and digitize a portrait picture).

Stitch Era - stitching children's drawings (vectorize and digitize a children's drawing).

Stitch Era - creating embroidery with hot fix stones.

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Stitch Era - interface features for working with a design (learn about most software features).

Stitch Era - vector graphics (use the drawing tools).

Stitch Era - lettering (create embroidery with built-in letters).

Stitch Era - adjusting stitch sections (configure the auto-digitized stitch sections).

Stitch Era - creating embroidery from raster images (vectorize images, then digitize).

Stitch Era - creating embroidery from vector images (auto-digitize stitches from vector drawings).

Stitch Era embroidery software (overview of functionality and interface).

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These tutorials should introduce all the major concepts and procedures to create embroidery from various graphic arts and also explain how to modify or create your own vector drawings. List of Stitch Era (v.11/17) beginners tutorials: drawing, CAD, image manipulation, multi-media animation. I expect readers to have some experience with at least some kind of multi-media program, e.g. Our target population are rather ICT-savvy people, for example, students in educational technology, graphic designers, or teachers using ICT in education. It makes a lot of sense in our context ( educational technology and technology education), but may not in yours. creating a nice computer drawing first (either by vectorizing bitmaps, importing vector art or drawing yourself), auto-digitizing these vectors and then adjusting the stitch sections. Our tutorials are strongly biased toward going the "vector drawing" route, i.e. Contents are split over several articles and some topics may be addressed from several angles. introduce subjects rather by problem then by tools area. We try to group issues in a more natural way, i.e. We are writing down our own experience while we still remember the more difficult issues. The purpose of our Stitch Era tutorial series is to help people get going past the very first steps. This tutorials series provide an introduction to computerized embroidery, also called machine embroidery using the Stitch Era Software.