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Besides starting over, what do you do when a very small 1/8" area has not been covered by the final outline stitch....this is a wall art project....
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If it's such a small area I'd do it by hand, just a few stitches would do the trick. If you double the thread you can do it in one go.
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thank you for the suggestion
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Back to the top you go! *
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thank you
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Do you mean 1/8" wide all the way around?
If so, all you can do is start over after increasing the width of the stitch in your embroidery software program, sometimes this can be achieved by adjusting the pull compensation.
If you only mean a 1/8" LENGTH has not been covered, you could do, as Mops suggested.
If you nead help to adjust the design, you could email it to me melide_menschen@yahoo.com.au and I will look at fixing it for you tomorrow.
hugs n roses, Meganne
If so, all you can do is start over after increasing the width of the stitch in your embroidery software program, sometimes this can be achieved by adjusting the pull compensation.
If you only mean a 1/8" LENGTH has not been covered, you could do, as Mops suggested.
If you nead help to adjust the design, you could email it to me melide_menschen@yahoo.com.au and I will look at fixing it for you tomorrow.
hugs n roses, Meganne
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Meg you rock always there to lend a hand. flower for u. Lisa
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marjialexa
02 Mar 2009
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I would do it by hand, like Martine said, or if I was being very lazy, find some of that shiny fabric paint and squeeze a little on. I ended up using the fabric paint on that infamous kitty purse, because when I cut it out my wicked Ginghers also cut some of the embroidery threads. Used the fabric paint, sealed the whole thing up really well. Good luck!! Marji