Hello, thank you for your comment and interest in the video. I'm glad you found the voice friendly and I appreciate your request for more background information. Regarding your question about where to overlap the objects, the "Remove overlaps" option is a useful tool in digitizing software. (Relevant “Remove Overlaps” video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g52Rm5Cgucypimw.html) It helps to remove underlying layers of stitching in overlapping objects. This not only reduces the stitch count but also prevents a build-up of stitches where they are not needed. You can use this feature when you have multiple design parts that overlap each other. By removing the overlaps, you can save a lot of thread and also stitching time. As for the "push and pull" effect, it's a common phenomenon when stitches are applied to fabric. The stitches can either pull the fabric in on the sides or push the fabric out on the ends. This effect can be managed by proper stabilization and adjusting the "Compensation" parameter that exists in the stitch types such as Satin (Relevant Satin Compensation videos kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d610h86b283GfYk.html). The "Compensation" parameter allows you to choose the percentage of the width of the satin stitch based on the width of the outline. This helps to ensure that the design maintains its intended shape and size when it's embroidered on the fabric. I hope this information helps! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy digitizing! 😊