Course
Digitize a Rose: The Basics
Hatch Academy / Wilcom
Topic illustrationWhy we picked it
Use a rose project to study the planning of outlines and filled shapes.
Put it into practice
Break the flower into a small set of overlapping parts and predict the order of work.
Keep a useful record
Save an editable working copy and label your experiment with its intended size and material. Compare the preview with a sample before repeating the setup on a finished item. Note what changed and what remained constant so the next attempt answers a specific question. A screen preview helps with planning, while the sewn result shows how the material behaves.
Access and source
Open the official Hatch Academy course for the curriculum and enrollment. Check its required Hatch version and product level; account access and software availability are managed by the provider. DigitEMB’s practice suggestion above is an independent learning companion. Follow the original link for the complete instructions and current requirements.
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