Small Letters, one of our biggest challenges…Get ready for answers that solve your problems!  We start with “Quick Fixes” and proceed to the most important permanent fix. Watch as we take a running stitch to give you tiny letters under .15, then do the same with a column stitch.  Then see a way to beef up that letter, and keep it clean by using a special underlay!  This is truly worth your while! Learn during our live tutorials, and then Learn even more with our Homework. You will find that the Homework for this Class is attached below the video Enjoy!

We are expanding your learning compacity!  Watch the Live presentations, two per month! Complete your Exercises in your workbook, and come back to Class to share what you have done!  Ambitious, Yes!  But the results will tell the story!
Join us,  no matter what software, or what level.  We make Digitizing Easy!
We have started with the Running Stitch and the Role it plays in our designs.  We will look at the conventional role and expand it to help us create beautiful, well-running designs that stand out, and bring our customers back for more. Next is this Class, the Column or Satin Stitch and the Role it plays in our Designs and then, the Fill or Tatami and its Role, and Now, Lettering, Stock, and Custom, and now Small Letters!
Check out the quality of the designs you see at our Site.  Let us show you, step-by-step how to achieve the same Excellencfe in your Designs! To access all the Classes for the 2023 Year click on this link:https://learntodigitize.net/shop/complete-learning-package-prepaid/
If you are just beginning, you will see how easy it is to use your basic Running stitch, Column or Satin Stitch and Fill or Tatami, ( our three Stitches ), to do anything that your customer brings you.  Master these three stitches and you will Master Digitizing!
Next, add your lettering and apply what you have learned about our 3 Basic stitches when you modify your lettering to work for your Design.
If you are an Experienced Digitizer. let us show you techniques that will polish off what you already know!  Perfect your Designs with less stitches,placed perfectly, in order to prevent push-pull, thread breaks, and long hours on the machine, while giving your that “Perfect Design”