by auntbaba 13 Nov 2008

Less Snippy Released October 16, 2008

by Carol Harrop

Tired of struggling to snip in between letters when stitching words
and letters? Here’s one method to help avoid that extra snipping.

When you program your wording into your machine for stitching, make
each individual word a different color, then the last letter of each
word will be ‘signed off’ and you start the next letter with a cut
thread.

Of course you don’t ‘really’ change the color of thread during the
actual embroidery, but you have essentially ‘tricked’ your machine
into thinking that that is your intention.

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Comments (18)

by ejtads 17 Nov 2008

I will give this a try. Thank you.

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by lbrow 14 Nov 2008

Thanks Barb *

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by lindaavolio 14 Nov 2008

Love the idea...I'll give it a try. *4U

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by toet 14 Nov 2008

thanks,great tip *4U

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by stitchship 14 Nov 2008

Love it! I good idea. *

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by nglover1 13 Nov 2008

Thank You I will try this. A flower for you

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by elaine45 13 Nov 2008

Thanks for posting this information.

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by gramsbear 13 Nov 2008

Thanks so much for this tip, I will definately try it, I hate cutting those close threads. LOL

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by clawton 13 Nov 2008

Yes it works but you have to start it again after each letter.

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by babsie 13 Nov 2008

Good idea. Thanks
Babsie

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by jrob Moderator 13 Nov 2008

I do this and it really works!

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by amarilloactor 13 Nov 2008

That's a great idea. Thanks. Eric

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by lmartinez4171 13 Nov 2008

Best tip I've read in a long time. Thank you

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by iris2006 13 Nov 2008

Thanks for this tip, I always use my colour sort in my softwareprogram. Have to try this one.

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by sufferingsonje 13 Nov 2008

I have done this and it works like a charm. *4u

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by kathyjt 13 Nov 2008

Thanks for this tip. *4u

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by sewingerr 13 Nov 2008

a great tip! Im going to try... Thanks! :o)

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by mops Moderator 13 Nov 2008

Never thought of that one, I always reduced the number of colours by using "colour sort". Thanks for sharing this tip (BTW are you allowed to share the tips? wouldn't want to get you into trouble about this).

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by auntbaba 13 Nov 2008

The tips are posted publically on the regular website, and full acknowledgement is given to both the website and the creator of the tip.

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