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by ansalu 11 Jul 2010 ( edited Jul 15'10 11:22 )
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... I put the letters on a line so you see the difference between the E and the L. Is this just my impression? Otherwise I will try to make it a little bigger with my embird but that always makes trouble if I will change the size with the whole name afterwards :o(

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by ansalu 11 Jul 2010
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Here is the picture from embird with FELIX...
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by queenofhearts 11 Jul 2010
I think that the actual letter is the same size. It is just very compact, with the frog inside the letter. On the others the frog or lilypad, flowers etc. extend out beyound the letter.
by queenofhearts 11 Jul 2010
Maybe you could layer it over another design, like cattails or a lilypad. I took just a frog and combined it with a lilypad and flower to make it bigger. Be sure to do a test to make sure your background design is where you want it.
by ansalu 11 Jul 2010
hello,
I will try take the leave of the I and put it behind the L so it looks bigger. Good idea, thank you :o)
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by sewmom 11 Jul 2010
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L says it is 1.65 x 2.2 inches and F says it's 2.8 x 2.48 inches. We have a problem. Please go to contact us at the bottom of the page and let them know.
I have not checked all of the letters.
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by jofrog2000 11 Jul 2010
But the frog stands next to the F, and the other frog sits within the L dimensions. The letters are the same size, only the placement of the frog changes the total.
by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
yes the letters have the same size and the position of the frog or whas he does is important but the digitizer makes the L-frog smaller so he fits on the letter like on a chair. I took the F and the L and put away the letters so you can see it better.
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by hanna56 11 Jul 2010
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Good you posted!
I made a towel with the L at the beginning, but used other letters for the rest, so I didn't notice that.

May be it will change??

If you are working with embird you can easily change the size - I did it without problems
Hope you can finish you project accurate.
Bärbel
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by ansalu 11 Jul 2010
Hallo Bärbel,
ich bin leider nicht besonders gut im Umgang mit embird. Verändere ich die Größe eines Musters, dann zeigt embird jedesmal eine Warnung, wenn ich das ein weiteres mal machen will. Was für ein Alphabet hast Du denn als Ergänzung genommen?
Ich gehe eigentlich davon aus, daß die Digitizer ein Grundalpha nehmen, in dem die Buchstaben gleiche Größe haben und dann die Tiere, Blätter etc. dazu ergänzen. Deshalb hat mich der Größenunterschied in der Colorchart auch nicht stutzig gemacht; erst beim Zusammensetzen fiel das dann ins Auge.
Ich habe Cute direkt kontaktiert, wie sewmom geraten hat. Jetzt bin ich mal gespannt ;o)
Liebe Grüße
Bettina
by mops 12 Jul 2010
I see what you mean. And resizing a letter and the resizing the combination is indeed what Embird does not like.

So I went to play and combined a number of letters in Embird and set the letters at the top on the same line. Due to the size and place of the different additions the letters were not the same distance. Then I change them around, higher and lower so that frogs and leaves did not touch and the letters had a more equal distance between. I liked the effect and it did not matter that one letter was fatter (and thus looked larger) than the others.
by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
So we take it like connies said: He is the little hungry frog ;o)
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by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
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I found a picture of a towel with the frogs at turquoise-blog and you can see what I mean. The L looks smaller even when the letter itself is the same size like the others.
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by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
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hello jofrog2000,
here is the picture of the two frogs to see the difference...
sorry that it is so small; don't know how I can change this in embird :o(
The frogs have the original size from the alpha!
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by jofrog2000 12 Jul 2010
Who says size doesn't matter? LOL
by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
Not always you are right!
Better take the little prince with the crown? ;o)
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by lenamae 12 Jul 2010
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I have not tried it but could you take the frog from a different letter and put it with the L
I did not notice ir when I looked at the frogs.
why not let Miss Vronica know and maybe she will chane it so it looks better
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by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
I send an email yesterday and waiting for an answer...
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by connies 12 Jul 2010
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Hi Ansalu, I stitched it out in Elena, I thought this is a little hungry frog between two big E.

Most of the letters are about 2.50-2.60" the frog only has 2.20" The width of the L is only 1.65" as the E is 2.64" maybe the L-frog should be so "hungry"?
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by ansalu 12 Jul 2010
nice idea the little hungry frogprince ;o)
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by hanna56 15 Jul 2010
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Hallo Bettina, Du hast eine PM!
Das kriegen wir schon hin!
liebe Grüße
Bärbel