How to create striped lettering in Embrilliance Enthusiast

[@starryblovell4478]

Wow, this Vid is Packed with info on several different functions & will be watching over & over til I have Memorized (as I follow along on Embrilliance) My routine is to Watch full the 1st time, Watch & take Notes the 2nd time & Follow along the 3rd time (hoping by then I've committed to memory & keep pace without Stopping!) You are a tremendously valuable resource that All embroiderers would benefit from your Vids (watching you shows me how little I Actually know lol, but willing to learn!)

[@lw984]

Thank you! You make everything SEW easy. I just got Enthusiast to add to my arsenal of software and it looks like it is perfect for what I want to do. You are a great instructor!

[@zubairgraphics]

Very informative. Even though I have been using Embrillience software for a couple of years, I never touched this chapter and am happy to learn it from you. Keep up the good work.

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

Great technique! Seems pretty simple but I honestly don’t know if I would have thought about it long enough to figure out how to do it. So seeing it done opens up a whole new way of customizing my letters. Thanks!

[@tmireviews2684]

I just bought the Enthusiast addon and I don't have the University font. I have SA3 and more. Were there any fonts that are included with Enthusiast? Great video with great info, thanks Lisa.

[@Embrilliance]

@@tmireviews2684 Essentials comes with 15 native fonts. The other modules are based on Express that has Block font. You can try this technique on any BX font you have installed OR and stitch file.

[@jeannephelps2274]

Thanks so much for showing me how to do this. I was lost.

[@normamellor5518]

Fantastic....... TY very much. Your videos are great. I learn so much.

[@hidayah1662]

This is amazing! Thanks 🙏🏾

[@stephaniepartin8375]

Very nice video, I learned a lot. Is it possible to do this using SA1 or Essentials? I do not have the Enthusiast software, I am trying to utilize what I have to the max before purchasing more. I appreciate your help. If it is possible in SA1 or Essentials, can you please post a video showing how. Thank you in advance.

[@Embrilliance]

Stephanie Partin this is a video on Enthusiast. Check out the Essentials & StitchArtist playlists for infos on those programs!

[@sewdonna13]

Hi great video. I was was following along with my computer and was stuck on the Right click....I have a MAC and typically when I hit the Control Key paired with the Mouse, I get my pop-up for Right click menu. Unfortunately It's not working in my software. Do you have a solution to where I can right click or find on the menu where I can "convert to stitches" and remove the lettering option. I do have Embrilliance, Enthusiast, and Stitch ARtist 1 and Alpha tricks. I have updated all my software. Thank you

[@Embrilliance]

Sew donna right click is configured in your Apple preferences. Contact support on the website if you need assistance. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us/

[@sunshinemarie3550]

🤗 Bcuz the tutorial was done 3 yrs ago is it currently up to date I’d love to stitch this out but I’m not understanding why I’d have to click on each part of the letters ? I’m really considering enthusiast to have with essentials.. yet I’m still learning..

[@Embrilliance]

Yes it is up to date. You need to think of this as stitch editing- not letters. There are no letters just stitches. Each group of stitches needs to be adjusted. If you have other questions please reach out to support. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us/

[@Vanessa-pe1fo]

I agree, I dont see the point of that also...

[@katloverks]

What is the sequence to get to Jump and Ensure Ties if you are using a Mac? I keep clicking Control plus the bottom of the Touchpad (MacBook Pro) and sometimes I get that choice and sometimes I do not. I can not get that menu choice consistently and sometimes not at all. I am doing each step as I am watching your video but have reached a standstill at 8:52.

[@Vanessa-pe1fo]

Very interesting, I still don't understand why you would want to grab each section of the letters. What is wrong with it stitching out left to right...

[@Embrilliance]

Not sure what you are asking - but there is always more than one way to accomplish a task! Choose the way that works best for you!

[@Vanessa-pe1fo]

when you lasso each section of the ":H" and make it independent from the rest of the design. Why? what is the purpose of doing that and not just leaving it alone after you change the color. That is what I'm asking. Thank you. @@Embrilliance

[@Embrilliance]

@@Vanessa-pe1fo you should ask support so that they can continue the conversation and get the assistance you need. Http://embrilliance.com/contact-us-2

[@enahitt]

great video & idea

[@maricelafortuna9834]

Hi Lisa, I've watched this video at least 20 times and trying to follow along LOL. I believe I finally got it done. However, I still have the jump stitches on the bottom portion of my "o" and "d". I've tried to do the same as I did with the top portion (long stitches between the "H" and "l" and the long stitch between the "l" and the "d", but it's not functioning for me. I left clicked on the long thread and then right clicked and chose "jump+ensure ties", but nothing happens. The jump stitch does not come off. I'm sure this is operator error, but not sure what I'm doing wrong. Please HELP! 😵‍💫 Thanks! 💜

[@Embrilliance]

There may be multiple jumps because you are breaking the stitches. Watch the stitch simulator to understand.

[@maricelafortuna9834]

Yes, that was exactly it. Thank you!

[@annettesmith8582]

I loved this but for some reason when I am removing the stitched from my letters O, d and a i can't get the red stitch to delete. I did it the same way as i did all the others so I'm not sure what i am doing wrong. I worked each step with you and these just won't go away?? Can you help? Thanks

[@cindyg1243]

I know your post was over 2 years ago, but I'm wondering if you got an answer. I was able to get the jump stitches removed from the O, but not the d and a.

[@jghteacher]

Love this idea! But I can't find where on the website the companion file is located.

[@Embrilliance]

jghteacher link to blog is in the video description

[@ShaziaRosay]

I never knew this had a knife option. Thanks again

[@lorrainemc6593]

GREAT video!! TY for doing!! Please do one on TTF!! TIA :)

[@Embrilliance]

Lorraine Mc already done! Check the StitchArtist playlist!

[@lorrainemc6593]

@@Embrilliance Hi Brain thanks for the reply!! Can you point me to the video you are speaking of? TIA :)

[@remington6363]

Thank you

[@ShaziaRosay]

Lisa how do I remove the jump stitch on the half o?

[@Embrilliance]

Shazia Rosay you will have to change the long stitches to jumps a couple times because of how the edited stitch file stitches out.

[@junellward6637]

Can not get rid of the red lines over the "o" "d" "a" only offers option to "ensure ties" & "ensure ties before" ARGH...

[@Embrilliance]

Junell Ward you need to zoom in and select the other stitch. You may have sliced it in a spot that goes back and forth.

[@junellward6637]

@@Embrilliance thank you! It Worked.