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Digitizing is creating the sew file for your embroidery. We trace your design using our embroidery software into a format that tells the embroidery machines when the needle goes up and down, goes left and right, when to change thread colors, stitch types etc. all on the XYZ axis.
We start with the original artwork. From there we convert to a vector format, which is EPS, CDR, AI, or SVG. Then we will redraw it with embriodery software. After we are happy with the proof, we will test the stitch out and edit if needed.
Yes. But only once. As long as you have no changes, we’ll keep using these year after year!
Yeppers! No need to reinvent the wheel. Let’s do this!

No. But it’s a start. Those formats are raster images (flat) and distort or pixilate when enlarged.
Digitizing is creating the sew file for your embroidery. We trace your design using our embroidery software into a format that tells the embroidery machines when the needle goes up and down, goes left and right, when to change thread colors, stitch types etc. all on the XYZ axis.
We start with the original artwork. From there we convert to a vector format, which is EPS, CDR, AI, or SVG. Then we will redraw it with embriodery software. After we are happy with the proof, we will test the stitch out and edit if needed.
Yes. But only once. As long as you have no changes, we’ll keep using these year after year!
Yeppers! No need to reinvent the wheel. Let’s do this!









