I want to learn computerized embroidery
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Hello Sudharani, In Computerized Embroidery there are 3 parts to be learnt. 1] Computerized Embroidery Digitizing course. 2] Computerized Embroidery machine operator course. 3] Both if you decide to start your own business of computerized embroidery. Which one are u interested in? What Is Embroidery...
read more Hello Sudharani, In Computerized Embroidery there are 3 parts to be learnt. 1] Computerized Embroidery Digitizing course. 2] Computerized Embroidery machine operator course. 3] Both if you decide to start your own business of computerized embroidery. Which one are u interested in? What Is Embroidery Digitizing? Embroidery digitizing is the process of converting existing artwork like a company logo or team emblem into a stitch file that an embroidery machine can sew on a garment. Before any design can be embroidered, it must be digitized. Digitizing is a complex process that is both art and science. Debashish Ghosh read less
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Hi..I want to learn both.where in bangalore I can learn?
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