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My ode to the Cute Birthday...Lavender design...I digitized a knockdown under it as I had planned to do it on a thicker towel...as it turned out I really didn't need it for this towel. It looks lovely finished, but I was disappointed in the amount of unnecessary jumps. Don't think I would choose this design again without re-doing it to remove the unnecessary jumps...
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asterixsew
26 Sep 2020
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This is a lovely design and looks great on the towel. It is always interesting on how something stitches out. Thanks so much for taking part in the September Cute Challenge
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It sure turned out pretty. I also do not like jump stitches. If I would learn my software I bet I could remove them too.
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dailylaundry
26 Sep 2020
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Even though there were many jump stitches - it really turned out so nice!!
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Wow! Kim that bow looks so real, I had to enlarge it to look closer. It's beautiful. Love Chris
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Love the design will have to look for this one.
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Thanks....it is number 10456726-171347
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LQQKS LQVELY:):)
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Thank you my friend!
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It is beautiful Kim!
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Thank you, Patti....
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It's a great design and lovely in its simplicity! My machine can automatically cut/tie off jump stitches. The problelm is that it then leaves little knots on the backside...which is not so good for a towel! Wish I could turn off that function.
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Thank you, Penny...I am surprised your machine will not let you turn off the cut function...what type of machine do you have? It is a problem with the little knots on the back...but more than that, even if you turn off the cutter, you still have to clip all those running threads... So much nicer when the design is digitized with no unnecessary cuts/jumps...it is not that difficult to do...just takes a bit of planning to connect the design elements with run stitches that stitch under the following elements...
I have a Babylock Destiny2 and it cuts the threads on the back side as well as the top threads. Plus, the designs themselves have tie off stitches as well...plus the softare can add them and it is the layers of threads that is the problem. However, it's the knots on the back that I'd like to delete or at least reduce them. It's really only a problem when I stitch on clothes as they can rub on sensitive skin. I think I'll try putting a stop code just after the design is finished stitching, then fast forward to the next color. I talked to the shop and they don't think the extra tie off/on stiches can be deleted on this machine. The next time I sew a design on something to wear, I'll have to try that out.
If I am not mistaken you can turn off the cutter on your machine so it will not cut the upper or bobbin thread...it will just tie off and move to the next color...It's not the tie off or tie in stitches that cause the problem it is the know created when the cut is done...
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