The Netfill stitch type is a specialized and highly versatile fill method that generates a supportive grid made of two sets of intersecting scan lines. Built using parallel and equidistant running stitches, these intersecting lines form a robust net. This structure is fundamentally ideal for creating delicate, freestanding lace or for stabilizing and filling open…
The Applique stitch type is a specialized embroidery method that requires physical interaction, as it involves attaching a separate piece of fabric onto the hoop during the sewing process.
The Array tool in eXPerience 8 allows you to easily fill any object with a repeating Clipart item or a custom design part.
Satin Serial is a versatile outline type in eXPerience 8 embroidery software designed to give a consistent, high-quality satin look to any line design.
Step fill creates a series of parallel stitch lines that follow the same direction, maintaining continuous stitches at a standard spacing.
The Piping stitch is a specialized fill type available in eXPerience 8. When applied, the software scans the shape of your object and automatically generates inner contour lines.
Step fill creates a series of parallel stitch lines that follow a uniform direction. It is the ideal stitch type for evenly filling large areas in your designs.
The Running stitch is one of the primary stitch types in your eXPerience 8 embroidery software.
The Running stitch is one of the primary and most essential stitch types in embroidery digitizing.