AcuSketch for iOS

The AcuSketch app allows you to create an embroidery design by tracing on the canvas displayed on the iPad screen with your finger or a stylus.

You can send the embroidery design that you have created to Wi-Fi capable JANOME sewing machines or export the design to other applications as a jef+ file.

AcuSketch Features

* Make handmade-looking work using stitches created from lines drawn freehand.

* Make free-motion-quilting-like patterns and enjoy machine quilting

* As the lines drawn with your finger or a stylus become stitches, even people who are not good with computers or digitizing software can create designs and make embroidery data.

* Simple to use and fun.

Stitches

* Various stitch types

Basic stitch

Single run stitches

Line stitch pack (In-App Purchase)

Triple stitch

Zigzag stitch

Stem stitch

* Choose whether to add Locking stitches.

* Adjust the length of the stitches.

* Set the width of the stitches (only stitches with adjustable width).

* Flip the stitches over (only stitches with adjustable width).

* The stitches are sewn in order of drawing.

Other Features

* Additional functionality when drawing lines

By starting to draw from the end of an existing line, you can extend lines.

When you finish drawing a line, you can connect the end of the line with another one.

* A function to insert images for tracing

* Save function for drawings

* Export function for embroidery designs

* Stitch simulator

Send embroidery design

* AcuSketch is compatible with the following sewing machine models:

Memory Craft 15000 version 2.11

HORIZON Quilt Maker Memory Craft 15000

SKYLINE S9/atelier 9 version 1.10

* Conditions

The iPad is connected to Wi-Fi

The sewing machine is connected to the same wireless LAN access point as the iPad

For iOS9 users

* The process for exporting embroidery designs to AcuEdit is as follows.

Use the built-in "Notes" application installed on iPad.

Please upgrade "Notes" to the latest version first.

1. Export the embroidery design to Notes as a jef+ file.

2. Open "Notes" and tap the exported jef+ file.

3. Tap the screen to display the toolbar.

4. Tap the export button on the toolbar to export the jef+ file to AcuEdit.