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Good to hear that you have sorted the problem out and brilliant that Dragonflyer stepped in. I am sure that next time your looking for a design the last place you will look is from the unhelpful designer. Happy stitching with your sorted design and I look forward to seeing whatever you have created in Projects
by asterixsew
27 Jan 2020
PS I have bought the incorrect size in the past a couple of times and have had the problem sorted by the seller without any hassles at all
114312Not sure if I did what was right or not, but i did contract the Oregnpatchworks and let them know was not pleased with this designers help. Dragonflyer went the extra mile just to help me, Is it any wonder they say Cuties is the Best.
27356I agree with Dragonflyer. Crossstitch is one of the few design styles that can be increased or reduced up to the machines constrained stitch lengths. This small amount should be no problem at all.
173580I would check with the designer before reducing. Some techniques are not meant to be resized. Hugs. Nan
11739You should be able to reduce the size in the free TruSizer software available from Wilcom...here is the link. It works very well and is very easy to use...The reduced size is so minimal it should not even be noticeable in the stitches.
https://www.wilcom.com/products/t...
313778If you do not have software, there are several free ones out there to download free. Google search to see what is available, maybe, I am not sure which are available at this time. Hugs, Judy...
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