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by babash 29 Dec 2015 ( edited Jan 02'16 14:56 )
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Asking Embird users. Is it possible to scan and add your own fabric to the section where you chose the background fabric and colour?

Thought it would be a cool idea if I could then I could see if a design I like would work on this print. It is a cotton splotched almost like a Batik look.

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by dragonflyer 29 Dec 2015
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Wish I could help you with Embird...I can scan the fabric and then import the .Jpeg or .bmp file and then import a design or digitize a design...I am sure there must be a similar function with Embird...save the scan as an image...import the image and then merge a design or digitize one if you have Studio...perhaps Martine will come and rescue me from myself!
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by babash 30 Dec 2015
Thanks dragonflyer for the tips will give it a go when I have time and peace and quiet. Meaning no interruptions.
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by babash 30 Dec 2015
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Ok well I printed it out on A4 Tracing paper not a huge success can't see through it well enough. As I have a lot of this fabric and am just making this for myself I thought what the heck go for it.
This is what I have done so far. Still have to tidy up jump stitches between the words and check why the lady has a small gap line running across her back.
These were 2 designs that I increased to 175% and put together. Designs from Goodies by Gail
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by babash 30 Dec 2015
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Forgot to put in pictures on the other post. First one is straight from the machine. Second is tracing paper print out.
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by spendlove 30 Dec 2015
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You could do what Kim says below in Studio, but not in Editor.(Unless someone knows different!)
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by mops 02 Jan 2016
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In the Pfaff/Husqvarna software you can view your designs on a chosen background, inbuilt as well as scans of your own. It is not the only one, more (expensive) software program have the option, although I do not know which ones. And the paid version of Wilcom truesizer ($49 at the moment) offers the same option.
But Embird does not. You can use the scan and import it as image in Studio, and import an existing (eof)file on top- in a round-about way: digitise a simple line, then merge the file and delete the line. But that's as far as it goes. You could not add a clipart image to digitise that, it would replace the first one.
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by babash 02 Jan 2016
Thank you