Have you ever wondered why your design runs so well on one kind of fabric but terribly when you try it on another? Well, that's a problem of the past thanks to Wilcom Hatch’s Fabric Assist tool!
In this video, join James as he shows you a quick demo and tutorial of how to use the Fabric Assist tool in Hatch. We’ll be running the same .EMB design on our machine three separate times, all with different fabric assist settings to see if we can spot any differences between the three. The Pure Cotton Design came out around 25,382 thousand stitches, stretchy terrycloth at 27,275 stitches, and finally the Thai silk design at 23,230. Incredibly, despite the designs having a few thousand stitches difference, the results look visually the same!
Technology in embroidery has come so far and you won’t want to miss how to use this awesome feature!
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Intro: 0:00 - 0:29
EMB Design Files: 0:30 - 0:42
Using Fabric Assist in Hatch: 0:43 - 1:34
Pure Cotton Design: 1:35 - 1:54
Stretchy Terrycloth Design: 1:55 - 2:13
Thai Silk Design: 2:14 - 2:37
Results & Comparisons: 2:38 - 3:27
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