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Cutie #8325825
09 Aug 2008
( edited Aug 10'08 12:33 )
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before I try to embroider on felt? Perhaps I can email them to someone and they can tell me? Pretty please wiff sugar on top ~ batting eyelashes I do apologize for being so annoying, Martine offered to help but I think she is asleep already and I do need these by tomorrow for my daughter she is Shanna's mom and her bday was last week.
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shirlener88
09 Aug 2008
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Charlie, how can I help? Most FSL will say FSL on the design - usually.
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Shirlene may I email the 3 bookmarks to you and you can maybe eyeball them for me and tell if they are or not? I would greatly appreciate it and I really don't think it is illegal. TY *
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Usually misscharlie any design will say FSL or lace. do U have any directions for them at all. or can I go to where U got them & look at them then I could tell U? with FSL u will only need WSS no other kind.
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I don't recall where I got them from. And I have changed the names on most everything so I know what it is ( not a very good idea I guess) So I have no clue.
by
Cutie #8325825
09 Aug 2008
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by misscharlie 36 minutes ago
Shirlene may I email the 3 bookmarks to you and you can maybe eyeball them for me and tell if they are or not? I would greatly appreciate it and I really don't think it is illegal. TY *
Shirlene may I email the 3 bookmarks to you and you can maybe eyeball them for me and tell if they are or not? I would greatly appreciate it and I really don't think it is illegal. TY *
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I would have been happy to look at them for - but see that you have them done now.
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DID you get this sorted Charlie?
For FSL, a fair indication is the number of stitches for the size of the design. FSL usually has a very high stitch count.
You can also do a virtual stitchout with your software and see how it stitches, most FSL will have a base network of stitches horizontal, vertical and on both diagonals with a dense outline.
If you have some designs, that you know for sure are FSL, do a virtual stitchout and watch closely how it is stitched then compare with the ones you 'think' may be FSL. Hope this helps. hugs, M
For FSL, a fair indication is the number of stitches for the size of the design. FSL usually has a very high stitch count.
You can also do a virtual stitchout with your software and see how it stitches, most FSL will have a base network of stitches horizontal, vertical and on both diagonals with a dense outline.
If you have some designs, that you know for sure are FSL, do a virtual stitchout and watch closely how it is stitched then compare with the ones you 'think' may be FSL. Hope this helps. hugs, M
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OOOPSY see above lol
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Cutie #8325825
10 Aug 2008
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Hi Meg, no I did not have it worked out. I am guessing that the art deco one I did which had 22,722 stitches must've been a FSL. It's posted in projects if you care to take a look. TY for your help.
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Cutie #8325825
10 Aug 2008
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Here they are, for better or worse. The one on the left must've been FSL it had 22,722 stitches. Sure wish I had read Meganne's reply before I used felt and made it like a regular bookmark. Surprisingly the thread only broke once pretty impressive considering it had felt and med wt tear away and that density.
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http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/1231672/first-bookmarks.html
projects.cuteembroidery.com
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I am ever so sorry, it was half past 12 when you posted and I was sound asleep. Christians on the way to heaven should be in bed before eleven. Hehehe. I see you have had all the help you needed with the answers you got and got your present ready in time. They are very pretty!
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It all worked out in the end. TY for your generous offer to help me and I did receive your email albeit after I finished the bookmarks. TY for the compliment.