She resized a 4x4 giraffe to a 24" tall giraffe, the design looked ok. How can you resize a small design so big without any problem?

I use my PE design to enlarge and reduce designs but it is a while since I have done one so cannot remember how much % wise I have carried out. Must check next time. Surprising how mathmatical it all becomes

She might be able to resize to such a large design, butI don't think I could do it without a lot of help.

Hi there.. I to have Embird and love playing with
digitizing I feel I learn something all the time :-)
I would agree 20% at a maximum when re sizeing.. but even this cannot work all the time.
You could if you have embird studio re size a design from there with much better results.

with regards to multi hooping.. I thought there are a couple of different ways to do this
for instance I have a brother Innovis which can stitch upto 5x7" designs.. with my mutlihoop i can stitch upto 12x7" via 3 x 5x7 fields..
my longer hoop has 3 different settings on it..
when I hoop the garment placed on the machine on the first setting I call this the 'A' design the second setting the 'B' design and the third setting the 'C' design.. I can just move the hoop along the machine to stitch designs..
so if I have a longer design I can split it and use my multihoop to stitch out.
I am wondering if this is the method they are referring to :-)
Big hugs from London
Maria xxx

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by mary51 29 Sep 2010

Thank you Maria, no that is not what they are referring to, When the Webinar began Debra, one of the moderators, said you should use A or B designs, sometimes it works with C but never try to multihoop with C designs, it is like they where giving a design grade like we do with tests grades, how do we know what letter is a design?