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  1. Basic Usage - Ink/Stitch

    It is a deeper look at Ink/Stitch and explains how to perform important tasks for preparing embroidery files, such as ordering objects and managing the stitch sequences.

  2. Ink/Stitch Tutorials

    4 days ago · Ink/Stitch logo as SVG file, digitized version and branding guide. Install Ink/Stitch on an Android Phone or Tablet

  3. Workflow - Ink/Stitch

    Ink/Stitch will stitch objects in exactly the order they appear in your SVG document, from lowest to highest in stacking order. If the distance between two objects is long, Ink/Stitch will add a jump …

  4. Beginner Tutorial Video Series - Ink/Stitch

    This video series is meant to introduce new users to Ink/Stitch. It briefly goes from the installation process to all functions available in the open source embroidery platform.

  5. Ink/Stitch

    From the installation process and Inkscape customization for embroidery to in-depth descriptions on every tool and feature, the user manual is a good knowledge base for your designing process.

  6. Import and Export Files - Ink/Stitch

    Select a file format that your embroidery machine can read and Save the file in your desired output directory. For later changes make sure that you keep an SVG version of your design as …

  7. Customize Ink/Stitch

    If you decided to use Ink/Stitch more frequently for your embroidery work, you might get tired of setting up the whole scene over and over again. In this case you are ready to create a …

  8. Install Ink/Stitch on Windows

    This section covers common issues you may see when Ink/Stitch does not appear, when files are blocked by antivirus software, or when Inkscape cannot locate the correct folder.

  9. Stitch Path Optimization - Ink/Stitch

    Optimising the stitch path is one of the most important subjects in embroidery. Learn how Ink/Stitch can assist you with the task.

  10. Visual Commands - Ink/Stitch

    They can be used e.g. to tell the machine to trim the thread after finishing a specific embroidery element or when to pause and where to stop, so you can add a fabric layer to your appliqué …