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However, the main thing to keep in mind is to look for a reputable brand with quality education and support. There are a lot of factors to consider when looking into digitizing software.

However, whichever one you join, make sure that the members and administrators are actively checking & providing support. Keep in mind that these aren’t the only embroidery software brands with a group/community. If you ever have a question on how to do something or just want some inspiration, just post it to the group and one of our amazing members or administrators will give you a helping hand and guide you in the right direction. Although Google is an awesome resource, sometimes it’s easiest to just post your question online where live humans can answer.įor this reason, being a part of a community/group is a huge bonus! We personally run an amazing Design Doodler Facebook group, and the world’s largest Hatch Facebook group. Think about the first time you used Microsoft word, it might have taken you 5 minutes just to figure out how to underline and center words.Įducation is key, and our lessons do help an incredible amount when learning how to digitize, but sometimes you have a particular question about how to do something or where to find a tool. When it comes to learning anything new, there’s always a slight learning curve. You know, someone who has digitized for Coca-Cola, Disney, the NFL, and the NBA (amongst hundreds of other companies) and now offers software-specific digitizing lessons? (Alright, enough patting myself on the back) If you’re looking to learn how to digitize and create more complex designs, you’ll want to learn from someone who used to digitize professionally.

However, remember that most stores and store employees often only know the software essentials. They deserve to get paid for their work and efforts. That said, paying your dealer for this service isn’t necessarily bad if you know you’ll need a lot of help grasping the basics. The brick-and-mortar store, regional sales coordinator, and of course, software manufacturers all need to profit. Instead, it can be because there are more sales channels that software has to go through before it reaches your hands. The reason why their software can, at times, cost a couple of thousand dollars more isn’t necessarily because it’s better than another program… They likely have to support staff, brick and mortar stores, and other expenses. Remember that dealers are in business and often have a ton of overhead. I do endorse supporting your local dealer if you think their level of support justifies the extra cost. Honestly, this depends on how much one-on-one assistance you think you’ll need with the basics. In-the-Hoop Projects: Zipper Insertions.Digitizer’s Dream Course Overview & Level 1.