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I always have a doubt when trying to design FSL. It's the pattern. I want that soft, vintage and used look, understand? On Embird I adjust the parameters of the zig zag underlay at density 5 or 6, to make a strong underlay, so I put filling pattern 1 or 2 (Embird 2003) at density 15, but I think that look artificial , like an aplicque... someone can help me? Don't have any scholl design here...
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Every one loves beautiful angels and faiyes.I have not found a fairy like I want they always look like little angels I want fairyes therer is one on cuties .
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Ok,I'll see if I make some beautiful design! But I'm beginner, I'll try hard to make some beautiful and share here
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When doing FSL you never use an underlay, but use severallayers of filling, set at a low density, at different angles, e.g. 3 layers at -60, 0 and 60 degrees. That way you get crossed layers that hold together after rinsing the wss. Experiment with different densities 15-50, and vary the number of layers 2-4, see what you prefer. You can use an additional layer using a motif stitch instead of a filling stitch.
Make sure you use connection stitches between layers that follow the outline of the design, that way it stitches out without jump stitches.
Make sure you use connection stitches between layers that follow the outline of the design, that way it stitches out without jump stitches.
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Leilany, como a Martine(Mops) disse, sao 3 camadas, uma em, por exemplo, +45 graus, outra em -45 graus e por fim 0 graus. A ultima voce pode colocar um motivo que tem no embird. Tem algumas configuracoes importantes que nao da pra explicar aqui. Se quiser, pode me escrever, ficarei feliz se puder te ajudar. Um grande abraco, Yoriko
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Rs... Yoriko, eu acabei de descobrir isso...rs.. depois de uns 5m de entretela... Fiz mais ou menos assim, 2 camadas, com 45 e 135 graus e a outra com 0 e 180 graus, nas bordas usei a ferramenta outline, com uns coraçõezinhos que tem, só que usei 4 camadas deles superpostos. Depois usei a coluna sobre os coraçõezinhos, mexi no tal underlay, que nem sabia o que era, mas vi que dava uma deiferença danada. To tentando fazer um design bem bonito prá postar aqui! O problema que meu programa é o embird 2003 tem tão pouco recurso! Vc não conhece algum lugar prá baixar o 2010 de graça?
I am trying to understand dig. please say this in english.Someday i hope to be one?!?!& i need to read & learn.ok Carolyn
Hi Noah, I just translated this in my translator and this is what was said -
"Rs ... Yoriko, I just found it ... lol .. after about 5m interfacing ... I more or less so, 2 layers, 45 and 135 degrees and the other with 0 and 180 degrees, the edges used the outline tool, with a little heart you have, only I used 4 layers of them overlapping. Then I used the column on the little hearts, just flipped the underlay, which did not even know what it was, but I saw that gave a damn deiferença. Trying to make a beautiful design and practical post here! The problem that my program is Embird 2003 has so little resource! You do not know any place to download the 2010 for free?"
Love and blessings Chris
"Rs ... Yoriko, I just found it ... lol .. after about 5m interfacing ... I more or less so, 2 layers, 45 and 135 degrees and the other with 0 and 180 degrees, the edges used the outline tool, with a little heart you have, only I used 4 layers of them overlapping. Then I used the column on the little hearts, just flipped the underlay, which did not even know what it was, but I saw that gave a damn deiferença. Trying to make a beautiful design and practical post here! The problem that my program is Embird 2003 has so little resource! You do not know any place to download the 2010 for free?"
Love and blessings Chris
Oh excuse me dears... but I express myself so good in portugese and so poor in english... And Yoriko speaks portugese so well that I couldn't resist. But the translation is alright!
ok thanks i guess i (we ) don't want to miss anything HEE!HEE!
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Wish you the best of luck with your efforts and look forward to trying out your designs.
Helen
Helen
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Thank you!