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by letvia 21 Mar 2008 ( edited Mar 21'08 04:24 )
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I don't know if somebody asked this before but I was wondering if I can embroider FSL like normal embroidery design?

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by jrob 21 Mar 2008
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Mostly, yes. Some of them are somewhat dense, so you need to take care what you are stitching on and be sure that it is stabilized very well, but you should not have a problem.;)
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by dkjack 21 Mar 2008
Thanks jrob! :)
by letvia 21 Mar 2008
Thank you jrob. Flower and XoXo
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by dkjack 21 Mar 2008
+5
Thank you letvia. I was wondering the same thing. :)
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by letvia 21 Mar 2008
Thank you dkjack. Flower and XoXo
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by silver 21 Mar 2008
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Yep they are usually too dense to sew out on most materials :( ...BUT if you have a program that allows you to increase the size of the design but does not compensate for stitch density that might be easier to do tho...the size will increase but the stitch density will decrease (just like if you decrease size density increases with many...but not all... on board embroidery machine editing and some digitizing software size adjustments.)

Silver
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by letvia 24 Mar 2008
Thank you Silver. Flower and XoXo
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by shirlener88 21 Mar 2008
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letvia, as jrob said, mostly - she also told you that it might be too dense depending on the FSL designs - what one are you thinking of - perhaps - I could look at it and help you decide if it will work. *4U
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by letvia 24 Mar 2008
Thank you Shirlene. I will ask you for sure. Flower and XoXo