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It will be (or most likely, has been sent) to the email address listed for your order. You are going to love AlphabetXpress and if you need some tips on how to use it quickly and easily, see my blog which discusses many of the features. It shows the links to all the tips I wrote about how to use AlphaXpress...
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Hello Walleygirl! What a fun name!! There is good reason you were told about AnnTheGran! It is among the oldest and definitely the most organized site on embroidery. Some sites don't have a forum, in some the forum is just a big chat room, and most have NO really informative blogs. Please feel free...
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You make a very important point. I was working with a friend recently when she asked about failure of two layers of her wash away stabilizer. I was astounded at just how thin the stabilizer was and using two layers was just a waste of money. I have used Badgemaster from day one just because I thought...
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Sarah - you are not a DORK, you are a newbie! Since you have gotten your machine through the mail, you need to find a local embroidery shop (machine is understood) to find help and a possible group to learn and share with. Read your manual, but it does not over embroidery, it covers the machine. Become...
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I have been doing two blogs for some time now. I do ' The Computerist ' as well as ' The Avid Embroiderer .' The blogs from The Computerist have my experiences with Alpha Xpress. At my sales site 'http://www.etsy.com/listing/61664132/to-honor-your-mother-in-law-to-be' you can...
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I only read 2 or 3 due to time problems. But if do find that they are usually full of ideas and thoughts that are like mine. Sue
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You are so ambitious! In addition to the bells and whistles, doing collars and cuffs is a tricky technique you may want to save for when you are a little more acquainted with your machine and methods. Working in small places requires specific tools such as a very small hoop, smaller than a 4" by...
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With that much software, you must be having quite a time, both fun and frustrating! Pattiann is right, Catalog Xpress is an "organizational" file. Your files remain wherever they were placed on your PC or other device. The Computerist (me) is doing some tips and tutorials for Catalog Xpress...
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I agree as well! I think there are many embroiderers who feel the same, but they don't speak up. Thank you for saying that you appreciate the site. Many, many people, paid and unpaid, work hard to make it the embroidery destination that it is. Just an FYI, you can Select the "Favorites"...
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You could post a photo by: Create or Reply to a forum posting. Select the Icon to the left of the Happy Face - it is a strip of film Select Browse Follow the prompts to get the photo from your computer Upload and select it to post inside of your forum post. It really is easy. I have been thinking of...