When Hatch was released a few years ago, it changed the home embroidery industry. He has always used and loves their software. John (my father) has used Wilcom’s commercial software to digitize for close to 30 years. Why did Embroidery Legacy become a Hatch Embroidery software reseller and teach students how to use Hatch embroidery software to digitize embroidery designs? He was kind enough to answer some of my questions about the company and their passion for teaching Hatch embroidery software. Jesse Deer is the Director of Marketing for Embroidery Legacy and the son of CEO, John Deer. In fact, they are one of the few authorized resellers of the program, offering extra tutorials and bonuses to customers who purchase or download the free Hatch trial of the software through Embroidery Legacy. He also breaks down common settings within digitizing programs so that you can better understand the impact of the choices you make within the application.īut, when it comes to a specific digitizing application, the Deer’s clearly prefer Hatch embroidery software. John teaches his students to strategically plan their paths before starting to digitize any design. He’s also author of the well- known (software-agnostic) book that provides a solid foundation in the art of embroidery digitizing: Digitizing Made Easy: Create Custom Embroidery Designs Like a Pro. These days, John Deer, patriarch of the family runs the company. Embroidery Legacy offers a huge collection of high-quality embroidery designs, provides online tutorials, hosts live events, and teaches embroidery enthusiasts how to use Hatch embroidery software to create custom embroidery designs. Now Embroidery Legacy is primarily focused on providing machine embroidery products and services to the home practitioner. They began as a large commercial loom factory, then moved into offering corporate embroidery services. While the company has evolved significantly over the years, the focus has remained on machine embroidery. The Deer family has been in the embroidery business for over 60 years. If there was ever a First Family of machine embroidery, it would certainly be Embroidery Legacy’s Deers.
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