Putting it All Together - PSW Deluxe Digitizing Embroidery Video Series

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Hello everyone, if you have been following along, viewing and practicing with all of the tutorials in this video series for learning how to digitize with the Singer Professional Sew-Ware® Deluxe  (PSW Deluxe) digitizing software, congratulations, you are now ready to put into practice all of those disparate skills and complete digitizing a design.

If you landed on this page and have not seen any of the other videos in this series, I recommend that you watch the previous video tutorials or read my eBook Digitizing with the PSW Deluxe Embroidery Software before attempting to follow the steps in the below video.

This is a comprehensive video that demonstrates how to use all of the manual digitizing tools, as well as the editing and lettering modes and the embroidery settings.
We will be digitizing A Yellow-Smiley Face. If you want to follow along with this video you can download the Smiley Face image here:  https://tr.im/YellowSmiley 

If you enjoyed this video and want to see more of the series, please like the video and click the subscribe button. You can subscribe without leaving this blog post by mousing/hovering over the Tanya Owens Designs logo in the lower right corner.

PSW Deluxe Video Tutorial Series

If you do not know how to access the Digitizing Mode in PSW Deluxe or how to use any of the digitizing tools I recommend you watch these video tutorials in the series:
  1. PSW Deluxe: Activating the Digitizing Mode
  2. PSW Deluxe: Freeform Tool
  3. PSW Deluxe: Column Tool
  4. PSW Deluxe: Geometric Shapes Tools
  5. PSW Deluxe: Magic Wand Tool
All of the above episodes are conveniently organized in a playlist for you on my YouTube Channel.

Also the following Editing and Settings videos will be helpful too:
  1. PSW Deluxe: Embroidery Settings
  2. PSW Deluxe: Editing 101 - Objects & Text
  3. PSW Deluxe: Editing 201 - Blocks & Stitches
All of the above episodes are conveniently organized in a playlist for you on my YouTube Channel.

Lastly, these Lettering episodes will be helpful as well:
  1. PSW Deluxe: Lettering 101
  2. PSW Deluxe: Lettering 201 - Frames
All of the above episodes are conveniently organized in a playlist for you on my YouTube Channel.

Companion Guide

A comprehensive companion guide with all of the steps explained in this video series is available to purchase here: https://www.tanyaowens.com/pswdeluxe
Digitizing with PSW Deluxe Cover
Digitizing with PSW Deluxe Table of Contents
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