needlepoint or crosstitch digitizing effect

blaskat · February 13th, 2024, 11:11 AM

Has anyone ever seen (or sewn) a design like this?
This existing logo has an unusual stitch pattern.
It appears to be a "needlepoint" or "crosstitch" effect that must be done in the digitizing.
And both sides are very thick, especially the back-side.
Know of anyone who could digitize it??
I reached out our usual digitizers and they said no.
I found a Wilcom add-on that MIGHT achieve this effect in their software...
but am not interested in purchasing new software or digitizing it myself 😉

Any thoughts/insight/advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Gahaka · May 3rd, 2024, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by blaskat

Has anyone ever seen (or sewn) a design like this?
This existing logo has an unusual stitch pattern.
It appears to be a "needlepoint" or "crosstitch" effect that must be done in the digitizing.
And both sides are very thick, especially the back-side.
Know of anyone who could digitize it??
I reached out our usual digitizers and they said no.
I found a Wilcom add-on that MIGHT achieve this effect in their software...
but am not interested in purchasing new software or digitizing it myself 😉

Any thoughts/insight/advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Thank you very much for the information. I didn't even know about that.

Gahaka · May 6th, 2024, 02:08 AM

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