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Thanks Carolyne (beautiful name!). There is so much discussion on what to charge for embroideries and your information is very good. I am not certain what you mean by a 'full back,' could that be the back of a shirt or jacket? Some of us, however, are doing smaller jobs and just getting started...
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Hi Lollie (et all), PE Design (Pallette) version 4 and version 8. It's been a while, but one of the reasons my wife got the fancy machine (babylock ellagio when it was top of the line) she loved the idea of photostitch. The package included Pallette 4 and Designers Gallery. I am very happy with these...
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I was showing attachment of picture resized in embird editor and embird studio in original format, but the entire picture did not go through. The one resized in editor, changed the stitches, but it still loses stitches when you resize very much. The same design resized in studio in original format ext...
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Margie, I just looked at the towels you are doing and they look like the same type of fabric that I am using right now,it is very thin cotton. this is only a suggestion, you might try using a basting stitch before you start your design to hold everything in place while the design is stitching out. When...
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Marge- I am unfamiliar with Custom Works. However, I can give you a few generic tips that may just help you get the most from your software. Check where you purchased the software and request lessons. Commonly, they will ask you for your specific question and attempt to answer just that single question...
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The center yellow and the towel yellow (excellent match) is just wonderful. Pat
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I believe some of the software programs might do this for you, but I don't know how to do that as a matter of my knowledge. One thing you might consider would be to use a lighter thread. I am assuming you are using a 40# type which is the most common. You could use a 60# thread. It is not something...
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Along with lots of stabilizer, when I embroider squares for quilts, I heavily starch them and make sure I outline the design area. I also with very dense designs try to, as much as is possible, stitch the inside colors first. Linda
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