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Take any logo and transform it into embroidery with Wilcom EmbroideryStudio.

Make more money by digitising your own designs. Produce better looking embroidery than your competitors and get it done faster.

It’s what the Pros use
Wilcom EmbroideryStudio is the industry standard. It’s used by more punching houses and fashion designers than any other brand – and it’s never been more affordable.

Software that makes you money

• Prospect new businesses with an embroidered sample that you’ve digitised in-house.
• React instantly to customer demand. Now you can take on that last minute rush order and charge extra for the privilege.
• Make designs run more efficiently by reducing stitch counts and trims.

Includes CorelDraw X6

CorelDraw and Wilcom work together within the same program. They sit back to back so you can switch effortlessly from one program to the other.

Graphics Mode
Auto-Trace artwork and convert to embroidery or appliqué.

Embroidery Mode
Convert an embroidery design into vector art.

Multi Decoration

Once in vector format, the designs you make can be used for printing, embroidery, appliqué, rhinestones and sequins.

Create designs that use a mixture of decoration techniques, all in the same work space and export the files in one go.

Lettering

• Over 165 Ready to embroider fonts
• Automatically convert true type fonts to embroidery
• Place text on arcs, circles or define your own baselines
• Change the direction that letters are stitched such as center out for caps
• Specially created fonts designed for for stitching small text

Productivity

How many hours have you spent moving letters left and right so they sit just right? Wilcom remembers how you like the letters to be positioned so you never have to do it again. This feature is called Update Kerning Values.

Ever had a font that needs modifying? Select the letter using the reshape tool and modify the outline. Save the changes under a new name and it will be available to use in the future. This feature is called User Refined Lettering.

Stitch Types

EmbroideryStudio includes all of these stitch types as standard. You can change the properties of each one to produce different results.

1. Satin
2. Zig-Zag
3. E Stitch
4. Tatami Fill
5. Program Split
6. Jagged Edge
7. Run Stitch Types
   • Standard Run
   • Manual Run
   • Triple Run
   • Manual Triple Run
   • Stem Stitch
   • Back Stitch

True View

Change the design view to True View Mode and it will look like real life embroidery. Replace the background colour with one of the 23 fabric swatches or use a garment image from the Product Visualiser.

Product Visualiser

Pick from a library of 50 garment images and change them to any colour. Position your embroidery design on the image and print off  a customer approval form.

No more mistakes

The product image is saved with embroidery design so next time the file is opened the production staff will know exactly where to stitch it.

Productivity Features

Outlines and Offsets
Automatically add borders around shapes and letters.

Fabric Assistant
Pick a fabric from the list and Wilcom automatically applies the recommended underlay, pull compensation and stitch density settings.

Styles
Save favorite settings as a style and apply them to new objects with one click.

Closest Join
The software manages start and end points as you digitise.

Branching
Select groups of overlapping objects and the software will join them together.

Auto Appliqué

Appliqué files consist of a run stitch, tack down stitch, underlay and satin border with frame outs and stops. The task generating these files and functions has been automated into 3 simple steps.

1. Select the Auto Appliqué  tool and draw around the shape
2. Set the frame out position so you can stick down the appliqué fabric
3. Hit enter to generate the stitches

Partial Appliqué
Appliqué stitches look bulky where they overlap. Partial Appliqué will ignore the borders that can’t be seen. See figure 1 and figure 2 opposite.

Combine Appliqué
Re-sequences the way borders of the same colour are sewn for quicker production.