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  • 06-11-2009 9:36 AM In reply to

    • Kirbyl
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    Sierra Stitch Era Digitizing Software

    Has anyone worked with this program and if so how would you rate as far as ease in using and if you would recommend this? If not this program what digitizing program do you think is easiest to use.

  • 07-27-2009 11:34 AM In reply to

    Re: Sierra Stitch Era Digitizing Software

    I have Design Maxx by Sierra

    Ease of use-not at all. Need design program experience and also

    depending on your version, it is lacking in many areas.

    Would not recommend it. 

    I am stuck with it right now so can't recommend any others.

  • 07-28-2009 2:46 PM In reply to

    • pat71896
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    Re: Sierra Stitch Era Digitizing Software

    This is one of those questions that has many answers.  It really is dependent upon the person who will be digitizing.

    A really good digitizer will not come into their own until about 2 years of experience.  Some, if very artistic and PC competent, may do better, but it is a lot of work. 

    A truly good program will cost at least $1,500 and up to - - $40,000. 

    If you really want to talk about digitizing and the programs that are available, I recommend that you make a list of why you want to do it AND be realistic about the time you have to invest in learning those programs.  You may find it is a lot less frustrating to have your 'special' items digitized by a professional. 

    Pat, The Avid Embroiderer

    If you are interested in selling your projects, you can determine your costs and profits quickly with my Spreadsheet.

    If you want a lot of great information on working easier, faster and more confidently on your computer, check out my Tips and Tricks.

    If you want to see my pashminas (that I successfully sell retail) check them out here. I also wholesale them.

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  • 01-23-2010 1:20 AM

    • mj2903
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    • Joined on 01-16-2010
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    Re: Embroidery Magic 2 vs Stitch Era

    I have not done much with digitizing software, but after buying ped-basic with embroidery magic 2 and being very disappointed, I looked online and found one called stitch era.  I have just used it to make minor modifications and do lettering but I was able to do what I wanted with minimal frustration.  The price is right too, there is a free version that you can get through dealers (which can be found on the website).

    Melinda

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