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I should add that the design is not copyrighted or otherwise protected. and I am excited to be a new member of this great community!
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mommadooks
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Would like to welcome you to Cutie, you will find that it is very addictive. Iva
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Welcome to our Cutie group! So happy to have you as part of our family!
Angel
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Wow! This Cute family is Large & growing- welcome to the nest!
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jofrog2000
10 Apr 2011
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Hi, you'll find if you answer on your original message thread, it'll be less likely to get lost since posts come up so frequently and get bumped back pages.
Jo
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For you a big welcome. You will find a wonderful helpful family here. Do not be afraid to ask for any help you may need--there are many here with lots of knowledge. H&*
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hightechgrammy
10 Apr 2011
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Welcome to the best site on the Web, and to Cuties the best group on the web! So glad you found us :-) Jan
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fanniefrannie
10 Apr 2011
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Welcome-pull up a chair and enjoy the wealth of knowledge.......not to mention all the FREEBIES
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Welcome :o)
Take place in front of your PC with a big cup of coffee and something nice and sewwt and enjoy the chatting and all te help you will find for embroidery- and other problems ;-)
Greetings, Bettina
PS: Did you speak about your avatar?
Take place in front of your PC with a big cup of coffee and something nice and sewwt and enjoy the chatting and all te help you will find for embroidery- and other problems ;-)
Greetings, Bettina
PS: Did you speak about your avatar?
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mysugarfootswife
10 Apr 2011
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Nice place to visit. And you wind up staying half the day! Welcome
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WELCOME TO THE CUTIE COMMUNITY
This is the best place to be! Everyone on here is so helpful.
This is the best place to be! Everyone on here is so helpful.
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Welcome Elmwebb, this is a brillant site, you will make great friends and get great help if needed!
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claudenicolas
10 Apr 2011
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Welcome to you, I is always exciting to receive here new friends, but you will know soon that it is very addictive!
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catsnhorses
10 Apr 2011
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Welcome to one of the BEST groups on the net. You'll love it here. And, yes, it is addictive! :)
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kalinelson
10 Apr 2011
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Welcome....this is a great group of people and I'm sure you will enjoy it here.
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softhearted1
11 Apr 2011
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Welcome to the Cute Family. I see you have already been warned how addicting it can be, chuckles. Sit back and enjoy :)
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vickiannette
11 Apr 2011
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fairly new myself, but it is a great site and everyone is helpful with lots of big and small problems.
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sewlikedawn
11 Apr 2011
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Welcome! Your now going to be addicted to Cute like the rest of us!
Hugs Dawn
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Welcome to "cute" Glad you found us.
I have put a direct link to the question that I think that "elmwebb" is reffering to.
I have put a direct link to the question that I think that "elmwebb" is reffering to.
1 links:
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direct link
answers.cuteembroidery.com
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OK, but it is still advisable to upload the jpg image so that the members here can see what it is that you want digitised and if they would be willing to do it for you.
Digitising is not just a matter of converting a jpg image to a design file, the digitiser has to "create" all the different sections and the underlay stitches, stitch direction, density, fill type, push-pull compensation etc. Then each section needs to be placed in the most desirable and/or logical stitching order to reduce jump stitches.
Then the design may need to have an outline and this too is created separately so that there are the minimal number of jumps.
Depending on the image, this can take hours or days, some designs can even take weeks.
Then the first design created needs to be test stitched to find if there are any areas that need altering. Sometimes it will only need one alteration session, sometimes, two or three because when you alter one segment it might make an adjoining segment look wrong.
Here ends the shortened explanation of digitising a design.
I do hope this helps you to understand WHY we digitisers like to see the IMAGE before we commit ourselves to doing a job, for anyone.
Hugs and roses,
Meganne
Melide Menschen Designs
Digitising is not just a matter of converting a jpg image to a design file, the digitiser has to "create" all the different sections and the underlay stitches, stitch direction, density, fill type, push-pull compensation etc. Then each section needs to be placed in the most desirable and/or logical stitching order to reduce jump stitches.
Then the design may need to have an outline and this too is created separately so that there are the minimal number of jumps.
Depending on the image, this can take hours or days, some designs can even take weeks.
Then the first design created needs to be test stitched to find if there are any areas that need altering. Sometimes it will only need one alteration session, sometimes, two or three because when you alter one segment it might make an adjoining segment look wrong.
Here ends the shortened explanation of digitising a design.
I do hope this helps you to understand WHY we digitisers like to see the IMAGE before we commit ourselves to doing a job, for anyone.
Hugs and roses,
Meganne
Melide Menschen Designs
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Great explanation, Meganne, I'm always amazed people think you only need the right software and a few mouse-clicks to change a jpg into pes.
that is the best explanation I've heard yet and confirms my suspicion that I am not ready to enter the world of digitizing - I am still conquering the embroidery part! thanks so much, will upload the design shortly. what a helpful site this is!
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