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Welcome to the Ink/Stitch beginner tutorial series.

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In this part we are going to look into the lettering tool.

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In Ink/Stitch it is possible to write a multiline text, which will automatically be converted into an embroidery font.

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Run "Extensions > Ink/Stitch  > Lettering"

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Being in a very early state the tool can handle only one font. This will change in a future release.

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Now enter your text.

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You will see the simulator updating as you write.

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With multiline text you might want Ink/Stitch to start stitching from the right in uneven line numbers.

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Enable the option “Stitch lines of text back and forth” for this matter.

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Click on "Apply and Quit"

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Ink/Stitch will insert all paths necessary for your text.

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You can modify it if you like or save it directly as an embroidery file.

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We hope you enjoyed the tutorial and the lettering tool.