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Want to make some hand sew on labels for a lady. She wants small fonts used, say half inch. I have Embird fonts , so far have not emb. one out that looks real well. Do not have BMX. Where can I purchase a small set that sews out beautifully well or is there one in Embird I haven't tried yet. Need to know as soon as possible. Thanks. Lillian
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kustomkuddle
12 Apr 2018
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I don't use Embird so can't help with that. I have used some Fonts from Designs by JuJu that stitch out nicely. She has several that come in multiple sizes that start out at 0.5 inch.
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Thank you
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Lower the density on your Embird fonts..when doing small fonts, you want to make sure the stitches are not on top of each other. Try that or PM me and I will see if I can help
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I will try this. Thanks
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jofrog2000
12 Apr 2018
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https://www.omasplace.com/ed/category/fonts/ There some nice ones that you can see on projects.
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I went searching on my cp and found at some point in time I bought aset from Oma but had never used them. Will try them. Thanks
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I use Embird's font #4 or #22 when I need a small font.
I also have Oma's as it is tiny.
I also have Oma's as it is tiny.
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I will try everything. Of these and also try to cut back on the density as some have mentioned
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A 50wt embroidery thread works well for those small designs. But usually I go for Arial as a font or for Script and lower the tension - Embird has it standard on 4.0, I prefer 4.5.
But I must confess when in a hurry I use the predigitised tfonts in Husqvarna/Pfaff 6D.
But I must confess when in a hurry I use the predigitised tfonts in Husqvarna/Pfaff 6D.
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Thanks Martine I will try these
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I have had very good luck with the little fonts from Jolsens.
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dragonflyer
12 Apr 2018
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Looks like you got a lot of good tips...let us know which one worked the best...If you find you need additional help, PM me as I have a micro font that I could use to digitize whatever you need...