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by mrslunp 08 Jun 2011 ( edited Jun 09'11 23:35 )
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I am a newbie, i am trying to put WE ARE FAMILY in a 4 x 4 hoop. Is this possible? I can't get it to work correctly.

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by sewmom 08 Jun 2011
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Is WE ARE FAMILY a design or are you doing lettering? If it is a design can you put a link to where you got it. That way we can see what you are talking about and help you better.
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by mrslunp 09 Jun 2011
Lettering. I am expecting 3 grand babies a month apart. I thought it would be great to put on a burp cloth. I would like to have the letters on one line. Under these letters I am going to put each child's name. Don't know the names yet.
by mops 09 Jun 2011
Are the letters in your machine, if yes, are they letters offered too big to get them in one line, or do you have software to do the lettering? Or do you need someone to digitise it?
by mrslunp 09 Jun 2011
The letters are in my machine, but when i try to embroider the line is too thin. I have changed to a smaller needle. Not sure what I am doing wrong. I would love to have someone to digitize it for me. But, I sure this would come up again, therefore as a Newbie to embroidery I will need to learn how. Any tips or trick you have please send my way.
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by ramona 08 Jun 2011
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I would think that would work but it would depend on the font size you are trying to use. Do you have the design or writing it yourself? I put, in my decorative stitches, Legal 9mm and it worked fine. I don't know if you have any software to do this. I don't know the finished height you are wanting either.
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by ramona 08 Jun 2011
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I would think that would work but it would depend on the font size you are trying to use. Do you have the design or writing it yourself? I put, in my decorative stitches, Legal 9mm and it worked fine. I don't know if you have any software to do this. I don't know the finished height you are wanting either.
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by ramona 09 Jun 2011
Whoops, I didn't meant to mention the height. Of course, 4x4 hoop.
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by devon 08 Jun 2011
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welcome to the family
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by jacquipaul 08 Jun 2011
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Welcome to Cute!
*4u!
Hugs,
Jacqueline
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by sewdeb 09 Jun 2011
LOL, so true!
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by kttyhwk4 09 Jun 2011
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Welcome to cute.
Hugs, Karen
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by mops 09 Jun 2011
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Is it a design or are you using lettering from your machine or software? If you have software you could make any combination you want in a jiffy. You don't have to keep to one line, which enables using larger letters. As in the picture I added. And you could choose a font you liked.
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by sewdeb 09 Jun 2011
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I see you already got great advice - but I wanted to welcome you to Cute! We're glad you're here! *4all
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by lbrow 09 Jun 2011
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Welcome aboard my dear. We are one big happy family here on cute. As you can see everyone is most helpful. Delighted to have you & enjoy your stay with us./Lillian
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by airyfairy 09 Jun 2011
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Welcome to Cute.
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by sewmom 09 Jun 2011
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Some fonts that are in the machine are thin lines and there is nothing you can do about it. Do you have other fonts to choose from? Can you do it in more than one line?
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by sewmom 09 Jun 2011
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Free complete alphabets here in the free pages.