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where or how to start. Flowers to all of you designers.
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I too feel we have incredible talent among us. It makes me feel so small with my little amt of knowledge. * 4U nmm
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What a great group of friends!
Hey, Lillian, we each have talents in different areas, don't feel bad!!! I can digitize, but I can't play the tuba, for instance, hee hee hee. You do great stuff, too!!! Love you, Marji
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Cutie #8325809
28 Jan 2009
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yes there is a lot of great designs in there i love em
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And you are one of those creative, talented people. Thanks for sharing.*4U
by Cutie #8325809
28 Jan 2009
lol i am not as good as most of them but u are welcome
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I am very impressed also with my "CUTE" family.. I don't digitize but I really do appreciate them all sharing their talent:)
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I agree.* for U
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Yes, we have a very talented group. It is especially nice that they share with us and Veronika provided a place for that to happen!
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To get started, research which software you would like to purchase. Most offer a 30 day free trial. I bought mine before I knew there were so many. I have DigitizerPro from Janome, which is the most compatable with my machine. However it was very expensive. I later found out it comes packaged with the Janome 11000. Check with your dealer and the digitizers here, to see what will work best for you. Also, your dealer may provide software classes to help you get started, as mine does.
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marjialexa
29 Jan 2009
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Yep, lots of talent, and how nice of Veronika to provide a place to share it!!! This is really a wonderful place to be!! Love to all, and flowers, Marji
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Oh, duh, I was going to say I have the Janome software like Deb does, expensive but I love it. Embird seems to be very popular, easy to use, and there are lots of tutorials for it. I think there is a 30 day free trial at the Embird site? You'd have to ask some of the gals that use it. Best of luck, digitizing is really fun and very rewarding! Marji