This is a really pretty design, except the snow under the trees have missing stitches. I added mini rick rack and frayed the ends. I like the way it turned out. I doubt I will do the design again due to the very high count of jump stitches. The last photo the two towels are a gift. Hugs and flowers to all, Suzanna
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158718Love the trees! I think these look like they were a bit of stitching but well worth the time. These make a great set.
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38558I love the look of these Suzanna, so lacy and pretty. Great colour, love Chris
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234500These are truly lovely and have a snowy feel to them. Well worth stitching them out...jump stitches and all!
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33641Absolutely beautiful!!! Love them on the blue towels.....I be the design would look great on a deep purple too.
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54619You did a great job and very invented also, with just a little help you have it turning out great.
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27358They both look great... It looks like the "missing" stitches are probably not really missing. The rib of the towel is horizontal and the stitch angle of the snow under the tree is also horizontal. My thought is that he gaps are in the "valley" of the ribbing so it appears like they are missing. As for the "pesky jumps"...well that is too bad...So many digitizers don't know how to path a design to eliminate them...a pet peeve of mine!
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by sebsews
20 Dec 2019
I think you may be partial right. The snow embroideries in two parts (top snow then bottom of snow) then they meet in the middle of the snow where the towel shows through. Now are we both confused? Yes I agree on the jumps! Merry Christmas and thank you for all the helps you have given to Cuties, Suzanna
by dragonflyer
20 Dec 2019
Gaps like that are common when embroidery elements stitch from the top and then bottom and meet...It is easily fixed when digitizing if you move the start/stop points to stitch from top to bottom or bottom to top...or if that is not feasible, an overlap where they meet to compensate for the push/pull effect...
by sebsews
21 Dec 2019
Thank you for the information. I have been watching some videos on digitizing. I have the software and I need to learn how to use it. You are the best!
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