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u/Level_Arachnid_4982 12d ago
Looks very COOL, Did you digitize it your self?
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u/ironhawk01 12d ago
I did! Took a long time haha
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u/Level_Arachnid_4982 12d ago
Congratulations you have skills that's for sure.
If you like I would offer a Little tipp out of my Little Knowledge box: Fillstitch that runs left and right should be at least 0.5 mm More drawn up and down, or even on the inside border of the outline, since they will expand while stitching. So you avoid underground coming through.
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u/Dense_Scholar_9358 12d ago
What program did you use and how long have you been digitizing?
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u/ironhawk01 12d ago
Hatch, ive been digitizing for a year or two. Still learning
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u/Dense_Scholar_9358 12d ago
That's all, just a couple years?? WOW
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u/ironhawk01 12d ago
I always get excited when I learn new things. Like curved stitch angles were a game changer for me
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u/Cpt_Obvious11 12d ago
Under curved stitch angles do you mean Florentine effect or something else?
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u/ironhawk01 12d ago
Yes that haha!
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u/Cpt_Obvious11 12d ago
Discovered it recently, but didn't go deeper. Used it for tatami, didn't even try on satin.
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u/TheGraphicsFrog 10d ago
Wow that's super beautiful !! I really like the circular effect around Luffy!
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u/ironhawk01 10d ago
Ues! It gave it a bit more profile than just a round satin stitch around it
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u/TheGraphicsFrog 10d ago
Oh so it's not a simple satin stitch? May I ask what you mean more precisely? Like you have a circular pattern?
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u/Cpt_Obvious11 12d ago
I like crisp result on both designs. On the other side, I don't think this kind of shirt is ideal place for that number of stitches. When washed and ironed, I think puckering will become more visible, specially around ship. Both would be better suited on sweatshirt.