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by nonmusicmom 22 Jul 2009 ( edited Jul 23'09 09:30 )
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stand out. I think if it was shadowed or outlined it would be perfect. Does anyone know how or if I can do this with my software or not. I tried to copy and paste but when I over lap the design it makes it to thick and it puckers. Any suggestions? Thanks

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by asterixsew 22 Jul 2009
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No but someone will that is the brilliant thing about Cute. Someone always answers the question and gives us all ideas to use. Good luck with the sewing *2u
Just remembered my Brother machine has a font card that has a 3D effect font I have only tried it out and it looks fine
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
Thanks
by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
Thanks
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by marjialexa 22 Jul 2009
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I'm not sure, but I think you'd have to digitize the shadow effect yourself. Maybe somebody who uses 3-D will be able to help more. Good Luck! Hugs, Marji
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by sewmom 22 Jul 2009
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Great question. I don't know the answer either. I hope someone will know.
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
Thanks
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by michele921 23 Jul 2009
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Did you create the font? If you did in 3D you can set an out line of the design when you are creating it.
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
Okay will try that Thanks
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by coco128 23 Jul 2009
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I don't know if this really helps, but wanted to offer a suggestion...I have 4D and have used a font that has 2-color overlapping type that's included in the software and it stitches out really awesome and of course you can make it stitch out in all types of shapes...good luck
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
I have been thinking about upgrading to 4D but can't afford right now.
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by colonies1 23 Jul 2009
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I think you got the help so I will give flowers
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
Thanks
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by mops 23 Jul 2009
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I've got 3D software. In VIP you could get a .can file in the resizing unit and use that in Digitizing, but 3D no longer has that possibility. The only thing I can think of (but never tried) is load the required letter(s) as a picture in Digitizing, digitize the shadow and/or outline, save and combine with the letter(s).
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by nonmusicmom 23 Jul 2009
I had thought about that but didn't know just how to do it. Thanks