#Embrilliance thumbnailer update

Now you can output to your favorite machine format and your upscaled file has the right settings to look great at the new size.

#Embrilliance thumbnailer update

All you have to do is update one quick style and resave the resized working file. If you wanted to enlarge this design for an 8″ X 8″ decoration on a table runner, you could quickly thicken the lines by using a 5 pass bean stitch and speed up the execution with a longer stitch length. For example, Lisa created this design for 4″ X 4″ hoops using a triple bean stitch, set up as a quick style that she applied to all the objects in the design. Lisa taught more than just drawing, though for those with StitchArtist Level 3, her comments on creating and using Quick Styles will help you utilize this time-saving tool to recall and change settings easily.

With the many curves, straight lines, and places where you transition between the two, you’ll get a thorough tour through curve, line, and cusp nodes and plenty of practice adjusting the lines to the shape you want. We highly recommend any of you digitizing-curious readers to check this one covering Tips for Drawing With Points.ĭigitizing projects like these with relatively simple, single-color line art are fantastic for practicing your drawing skills and planning your path through a design. If you didn’t get enough education from Lisa’s live, you’ll find more instructional videos on the Embrilliance YouTube Channel. For those of you who want to digitize, her coverage of drawing objects in StitchArtist using curves and cusps is sure to simplify your process. She loaded up some digitizing-friendly artwork from and showed how you can create your own line-work with simple drawing tools. Our Embrilliance Ambassador Lisa Shaw delved into the process of digitizing these designs during one of her Afterhours with Lisa live-streams.