Great job. Glad that you have fun with your Epic. I love mine and enjoy that fixture.
Looks great....super job, Carolyn!
That is when you start a notebook of information. Ask me how I know. Great job
I did not know that there were machines that have that function! I'll have to see if my machine dos that. I do it on my computer because I like to do editing on a large screen, but I see where this could come in handy.
So do I. But it is very useful when embroidering continuous borders. Though you can make that easy when adding marks in the software.
Do you mean this design was half this size, you flipped the design, and then had to "match points" to make the second half line up with the first half to keep it from being crooked or overlapped? I don't think my machine has any special feature for this, but I've tried to do it myself before just by manipulating the design. Thanks for being patient with us while we try to understand. I like the look of the variegated thread!
I'm going to check on what you are doing, because I have no idea. Maybe you can post what the first design looks like. But still it looks great to me.
Oh Boy +++This is one design i matched up points and made it 2 designs that look like one if your good at matching lol
Hi Carolyn, I don't know what you are referring to. The points all look fine to me, like any embroidery does when doing points. It's hard to distinguish with the variegated thread. Can you please explain what you are talking about. Love Chris
there are 2 designs here I wanted to learn to match up points perfect to make it look like one big design
Nicely done. It's a great feature on the machine. Don't know if every brand offers it - my Ruby does and I love it.
The variegated thread makes it difficult to see if the centre turned out perfectly or not quite, but nobody is going to use magnifying glasses. So great choice of design and yarn!
Hi Martine, I've got a Ruby Royale too, but don't know what Carolyn is referring to here. Love Chris
Please explain what you mean by matching points. I'm confused.
I guess my machine doesn't do that because I still have no idea what you are talking about.