Design Review Part 3 The Embroidery

[@fennysterken8215]

I'm happy, happy, happy. Thank you Carol

[@CarolUndy]

I'm so glad!

[@patricialynch6532]

Thank you once again!

[@CarolUndy]

My pleasure!

[@carolinekalokerinos9352]

Thank you carol for explaining the embroidery part& the order it should go in. Some times you have to change some of the order of the stitching for it to so out properly.You did a great job. 😁

[@CarolUndy]

Thanks Caroline

[@wt49s]

thanks Carol excellent

[@CarolUndy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@KarenQuilts4Fun]

Your tutorials are awesome..once I actually get the software (need to setup and test the vm-I have a MAC) I will likely setup a session with you in a few months b/c I’m sure I will have ?’s only an expert like you could answer

[@CarolUndy]

Thank you for your kind words. Good luck setting up your software. Hope to hear from you in the not to distant future.

[@KarenQuilts4Fun]

Can you use the fabric type adjustment on purchased embroideries (i.e. NOT *.art)

[@CarolUndy]

You can apply a fabric to purchased designs (stitch files), but the effect may not be applied to all objects in the design. You will get a notice saying that applying a fabric to the stitch file may have limitations and to use an all in one file if you have one, e.g. art. The reason for this is that the software may not interpret the stitch file perfectly in to the exact same objects that were originally digitized. I tested a .pes design and there was a change in the number of stitches, so some change took effect. I would have to test sew to be sure.