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  • embird vs alphabet xpress

    which is better embird or alphabet xpress??what are the main differences in the two if any??
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by momof5bs on 03-21-2009
  • merging a design

    I am very new to ME (3 wks), I downloaded a font and when I try to transfer the letters to the card, it comes up as 4 pictures...ex L....I.....S....A, then when I want to make it, it will only do the L, then I have to try to do the spacing to get all the letters lined up. Is there a way when you pick...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by momof5bs on 03-18-2009
  • Re: Large Letters

    Are you stitching the large letter in fill or satin stitches? Depending on your software program the stitches could or not adjust with sizing. You mostly have to have a certain ext on the file for the stitches to adjust properly. They vary with different software programs. I use embird and they have...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by bbsue@btconline.net on 12-17-2008
  • Re: Going rate for embroidery lessons

    I live in Green Valley Arizon (South of Tucson). If you belong to our quilting group ($25. for a year) I teach FREE Embird, Viking, Janome, Artista, etc. on the 4th of Friday of the month 9AM at Friends in Deed and the third Monday (12:30) same place. Please click on my profile and email me for more...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by maemery on 06-08-2008
  • Re: Labels

    Nancy, I have only made labels for quilts,and I used cotton or a light canvas like fabric for them,with some Ann The Gran Soft Stabilizer as a backing,wss on top and the same fabric for the back of the label.Then outline it with a satin stitch. I guess it will depend on what you are going to be putting...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by jalcumbrack on 06-05-2008
  • Re: Help with Masterworks 2 digitizing software

    Hi there Tammie, Well, how did your "burp cloths" turn out? Thank you for all the help, I really appreciate it. It's nice to know you are out there. On another forum, I found out how to "trick" the machine into cutting all the trims between the text!!!!! If you are interested...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by LollieConn on 06-03-2008
  • Re: mini alphabet

    I am not sure how mini you are looking for but there are some great font software programs out there such as Designer's Gallery LetterWorks that have uniform sized fonts as small as 4mm and 5mm. AnnTheGran's Alphabet Xpress has some fonts (Nathanial comes with it) that are as small as 6mm. There...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by db1921 on 05-14-2008
  • Texas Hold-em T-Shirt

    This t-shirt design, perfect for Friday night's poker game, was created by combining the cards and chips from my "It's A Boy's Life" collection. I then simply added the lettering "Texas Hold'em" using the Fairbanks block, which is a standard font included with Compositions...
    Posted to Ken Parsons (Weblog) by kenparsons on 03-12-2008
  • Re: How do I create my own...

    I learned how to do basic design creation by watching the DVDs by Adorable Ideas http://www.annthegran.com/Product.aspx?t=1&i=689 and by taking classes on the software that I purchased. Designer's Gallery MasterWorks (sold at Baby Lock Dealers) is a complete digitizing program that is pretty...
    Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by db1921 on 03-07-2008
  • Re: Programmed Fills

    I just wanted to say THANKS. Your tips have helped me understand this program even more. I have had PE-design for about a year but have not had the time to sit down and really learn how to use it. I know the basics but your tips have helped me understand much more. Thanks again and keep the tips coming...
    Posted to Today's Top Tips (Forum) by punkin2109 on 02-26-2008
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