Guess what ? Yes I am doing tiny steps in Embird. My first walk in redwork took me to his bunny. Tested with my Brother, but be ware I am just a beginner. See any bad digi habits I should not fall into? Tell me. Now I have to go figure how to get all the other fomats to work.

Great job

Congrats to you, your doing a good job! Thanks for sharing. I too want to do some digi. but will have to wait to buy the program. Someday soon I hope.

Woo-hoo! Congrats on your first adorable design! I know the feeling of being happy and still a little scared of putting the first design out here. You did a great job. Thank you for sharing it.
Marion in KY

Good job, CONGRATULATIONS!!! He's cute too!

Thank you for sharing this charming bunny with us. He is greatly appreciated!
*4u!
Hugs,
Jacqueline

Thanks for sharing with us your first try i love it:):) keep up the great job your doing!!carolyn

Thank you so much. It looks like you used a 'chunky' stitch instead of a simple redwork stitch. I like it so much better than redwork.

Lori

Grazie... Amo il redw..

This is so cute!! Great job first time out!! I don't know anything about embird, but you got great advice from Martine.......Vicki

It looks very nice, congratulations.
It is easy to get more than one format in Embird. After you've saved your .eof-file go to 'compile and put into editor' or use f5. Then you get the panel where you choose the format you want. You obviously chose pes, but you can choose as many as you want (make sure you uncheck 'convert to one format only') and they are all done at the same time.

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by muflotex 14 Apr 2011

Thank you Martine, I'll work it out one step at a time, and try to remember F5.