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I think most people use Embird. Thats what I'm learning use. I had an expensive program and all I could do was edit and text. I gave that up and bought the Embird. Everyone on this site has been very helpful. Besides being easier to use, the price is right!
by kitty2011
23 Feb 2012
Hi mnladyus,
That's one I was looking at too. Did you buy the complete program? and did you buy it online?
If so, so they send you a physical CD as well?
Annnnd.... sorry for all the questions:
Can you digitize you own designs on it?
by mnladyus
23 Feb 2012
I bought it online at secrets of embroidery. You also get points for free designs. I bought the Basic, Iconizer, Studio, and Font Engine. You don't have to buy it all at one time, but I did. There is more you can buy also. They have a trial version but your limited on what you can do. I didn't pay extra for the CD. I seen no reason to. Yes, I have been learning to digitize my own designs with the help of lots of yahoo groups, and help from all these wonderful ladies on this site. Best thing I did was got rid of the old and bought Embird.
by mnladyus
23 Feb 2012
Got cut off again 8-(. Give the tiral version a try. Yes, I have been digitizing some of my own designs with the help of yahoo groups and the wonderful ladies here on cute! Best thing I did, got rid of the old and bought Embird.
by mnladyus
23 Feb 2012
Keep in mind, none of them are easy, and you have to spend lots of time with the programs. I have pulled many of hairs out, but I love it. I wish I had more time to play.
17488Wish I could help, Kitty, but I have a Bernina machine which I bought the bernina software to use with it and it is very feature rich and I love it, but I don't know if it is only proprietary to bernina machines, although you can convert to other formats..but I don't know how it connects with other machines..Vicki
by kitty2011
23 Feb 2012
Thanks vicki.
I forgot to mention... I have a Brother machine... I don't know if that makes a difference
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