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this question is for the digitizers: Can you tell me please when you create a stipple design what do you put your stitch count @? Thanks In Advance. I have mine set @ 8 but I think it may be to small? Lower is smaller or is it higher? This is what I have & I think that it is too much for a placemat so what I would like to know is how can I make this a bigger stipple without making the stitches to big? Does this make sense?
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I'm not sure what program you are using. In Embird, you can set the actual stitch length eg 2mm. I like to be able to see the stitches!
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yes me too what do you use Sue?
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dragonflyer
07 Nov 2014
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Hi Lor...if you are in MBX, you can set the stitch length and the distance between the stippling lines...the higher the numbers the larger the stitches and the further away the stitch stipple lines are (hope this makes sense...)
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ok but I was looking for a recommendation for the size they should be? thanks anyway
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Do the pictures help with my question? I hope that someone will know the answer to this. Please & thank you
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you want the stripple to go larger, further apart and the stitch length stays the same ? In embrid I would set the size of the whole stippel much larger (to wish) and then alter the parameters of the stitch length
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my penny: in general I would like to set my embird to 2,5mm so I would have round about 10 stiches to the inch, with a thicker batting I would try 3mm or 3.5 and test stitch with the batting if it works our, sorry but no real time knowledge here but working on the quilting ITH
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I use Embird like Sue
ok I have mine @ 8 so I can change it to 10 but how can I make the stipple design less dense
is it the line spacing that I need to change?
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Is it the line spacing that I need to change?
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try to set the size of the design bigger ?
Resizing and Changing The Density of Designs in Embird 2013
Vicki Purnell
you tube search, perhaps this helps
Vicki Purnell
you tube search, perhaps this helps
I think I got it thank you so much! I am going to try it out. I am going from over 4500 stitches to not quite 2000 so a good difference. I am so excited thank you for your help!
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the pic is a bit blurry but it works now YEH! WHEW HEW Thank you so very much for talking me through this!
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hey, wow you are a quick learner, congratulation.
not really it took me two days lol