Point where machine cuts and ties a knot to finish a section of stitching Running of other stitch used to hold down a piece of fabricĪ brick-like stitch which fills diagonally based on the tatami woven mats in Japan Thread is passed back and forth in a design to create a solid satin-like fill (minimum space between stitches is 0.1mm) Each pass gets progressively smallerĪ single line of stitching used for decoration, fine detail, or connecting objects to reduce trims Tatami stitching which runs in a circle with a center which can be adjusted in position or size
Using a standard motif or one you create can be used as a fill, edging, etc. Gradation of stitches to produce ombre effectĪ satin stitch with a locking cross stitch created by a merrow machine (special serger for patches)
Can be satin, tatami, or motifĪ technique that produces fringe using satin stitches anchored by a center running stitch Stitches which are designed to fill a large area. Altered stitch length giving a feathered look Stitches are laid down in patterns to create an embossed lookĬan be placed on either side or both. Follows the shape of the object & has at least 2 points and stitches travel back and forth between Running stitch with offset, which fills in shape. Textured embroidery stitch which looks looped or fuzzy **There may be from 1-4 passes in some parts of the design. The only objects that cannot be branched are motif runs and fills. To automatically sequence and group selected embroidery objects. Similar to the traditional blanket stitch, a running stitch along one edge has stitches that periodically are stitched to the right or left Triple pass, stitching three times between each stitch Satin stitch sewn in 3 passes (each progressively wider until there is a 3D built up stitching)Ī stitch which sews two stitches forward and one in reverse, then two forward, etc. Can be a fill or single running stitch lineįile which is compressed making it small and dense, can be easily sent. Stitches laid down under decorative stitching with support it. Small stitch used at the start of a sewing cycle which lock in the thread In Hatch there is a minimum stitch set so any nodes less than 0.3mm will not stitch
#Meander quilting embroidery file software
In satin stitch when stitches are too long, the software splits the stitch so it falls within the limits Making the object slightly smaller to “compensate” for the amount of push in the threads Making the object slightly larger to “compensate” for the amount of pull in the threads Properly entering objects in order and connecting them with the next to reduce trims and make the design stitch well The minimum suggested satin stitch length is 0.5mm The maximum suggested satin stitch length (wearable 7.0mm, non-wearable 10mm) Can be used for drawingĪ knockdown stitch used for knocking down pile or terry cloth loopingĪ keyboard shortcut in Hatch (John has a great cheat sheet)Ī long stitch created when the needle moves from one completed object to the next at a new point The process of converting artwork into a computerized stitch file capable of being read by a machineĪ tablet (like an ipad) which uses a touch screen to enter information. How tightly packed stitches are in an area Too many stitches in the same place makes the embroidery very dense and solidĬhanging from one color spool to the next Stitching down a separate piece of fabric as an applique (can be edged with satin stitch) Tajima, Brother, Jisqvarna, Janome or Pfaff file format In-the-Hoop Projects: Zipper Insertions.Digitizer’s Dream Course Overview & Level 1.
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