Ann The Gran Community

does anyone have this software?i have watched video on buzz tools website,and would love to have this ,if it's really that easy.please if anyone has this software or knows anything about it please let me know.thanks

I have this software and it works very well. You need to have a very nice clear graphic for it to work the best. I did not want to get into the digitalizing end of embroidery, but had a design or two that I would like to have digitalized so I thought I would give it a shot. It worked like a dream. I had to do a little tweaking from the original, but have patience and navigate through the help menu. It is very handy to have the Buzz-Edit and Buzz-Sizing Software also. It gives you a trial download for the Buzz- Edit, which sold me to purchase it.

Grammy12 - I contacted Buzz2Stitches and asked for a 'trial' software package.  They don't make it for that.  The Sizing ad Edit software sound really good as well.

It seems like a clean graphic makes sense because the computer can only do what it is told/given.  That is the reason that a portrait does not make a good candidate for digitizing.  I had some digitizing done on my grandson's photo and it was almost strange as digitized.

I have been wanting to try it and the price is very good.  Some of those software deals are as much as $1,500.  Ick....

Gotta tell Santa I need this software - - -

Pat

Pat,

 I know your grandson is much cuter than that.....

I just had my first design custom done, by someone else. I tried my Buzz2Stitches, but I didn't have a good enough graphic for it to turn out good. I was very pleased with the results. Jeanie was quick on the design and had great communication. On her website she has an example of a digitalized sew out of her grand daughter and it came out lovely. I am thinking of taking pictures of my grand children and giving it a try. The poor little ones, Grammy will be flashing away to get the perfect shot... Here is the site.

http://www.jeaniescraftcorner.com/custom.htm

WOW!  That is so beautiful.  When a digitizer has talent, it really shows through their work. 

Thank you for the URL, so many sites, so little time.

Pat

Hi pat71896,

I wish the same - Santa please get me one of those, this Christmas.

Searching the net you find inexpensive and good digitizers, I once tried this service:

$2.5 per 1000 stitches

Then there is one that charges just USD5 per design (http://www.theembroiderydesigns.info), imagine you get 300 designs for the price of that digitizing software and you don't even get your hands dirty!