just find the time. I learned 1 very important lesson. Don't do the outline before the fill.Hahahaha. Will post my silly flowers in projects.

Keep up the good work, you will really enjoy digitizing!! Best of luck, Marji

keep up the good work*

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by maryjo 03 Mar 2009

I will if I can find time away from work and sitting for Grandkids. Thanks.

Dear Maryjo, we learn something new everyday! I was jumping from happiness like a little kid when I made my first design! and I even did dare to post on projects :D Got some 'stones' on the way, disappointment when I didnt get it right, but most of times, it just gives me joys! But the most important is that the Cute family is there for you, keeping you motivated to create and getting better. I'm happy for your first step on this great labour of love. Keep up the good work! Hugs&blessings, Yoriko

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by maryjo 03 Mar 2009

I consider this high praise from you Yoriko. Maybe someday I'll be as good as you. BTW thanks for all the designs you donate to us.

oh i am so envious turning green here, i can't seem to get the hang of it. I am only using freebie software until i learn....that is if i can learn!!!
congratulations!!!

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by maryjo 03 Mar 2009

I have been doing machine embroidery for 20 yrs. Never imagined I could make my own designs.I have had this program for over 2 years and just finally decided I had to use it.

WAY to GO..take your right hand...put it over your left shoulder...now pat, Pat, PAT...Isn't it great when you learn something NEW???

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by maryjo 03 Mar 2009

Haha, my DH tells me all the time that I'm gonna break my arm patting myself on the back.

You go Girl. It is so much fun and so exciting when you learn something. I'm still learning. Yesterday I learned how to do a fill and then cut sections out and replace with something else or another fill. I got so excited that my Mom thought I had won the lottery (lol). My biggest problem or what I have to work on is getting the parts in order to cut out so many jumps. But I'm getting there as will you. But I warn you, It's addicting.

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by maryjo 03 Mar 2009

I know thats one reason I've waited so long. Now that I've started I don't want to go to work. It's like work will be wasting my learning time.BTW I work in an embroidery shop where my boss does all the digitizing, and constantly asks my opinion on her designs. It's like torture.

Well done Maryjo - I can't wait to one day learn how to digitise. I have a friend here in Newcastle who may be able to help me!!!!!! Great job - it only takes that 1st one and then you'll be off and running. Love Chris

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Congratulations maryjo, Keep up the good work *

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Congratulations! You will enjoy it, and don't worry about how silly they come out first with time and practice they will all turn out from silly to beautiful designs. *2U

Congrats to you, I'm sure that made you feel great, I even felt great at my first digitizing, altho it is the program that does it for me!! I love it. But am still learning, I haven't been able to test stitch any of mine yet as my machine is still in the hospital!! Maybe get her back this week! *4U Keep it up!.

Congradulations! Keep going. I find it as addictive ad d/l freebies. :) *4U

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