Community / Embroidery /
17488
by mnladyus 26 Aug 2011 ( edited Aug 26'11 21:09 )
+25

Is this even possible? A design 4.51x4.90 - 21,649 stitches and 222 jumps. When I open it in Embird it looks like it jumps all over the place...lol

Comments (15)
92175
by katulle 26 Aug 2011
+3
Это возможно, если дизайн делался в автоматическом режиме .
И плотность установлена в нем маленькая.

This is possible if the design has been placed in the automatic mode.
It is installed and the density of the smallest.


:)
33986
by ansalu 26 Aug 2011
+3
For people like me without a machine with automatic cut this sound terrible ;o)
Is this a photostich or cross-stitch?
Greetings, Bettina
145305
by mops 26 Aug 2011
+4
Yes, I've seen several, even with more jumps, 312 being the most I recall. The sequencing can be horrible to.
It's often the result of autodigitising an elaborate design. Even when you have a machine that cuts the jumps automatically it's a no-no: every single bit starts and ends with a couple of stitches close together which form little knots on the surface, not to mention the 4 thread ends at the back, which will be a furry mess.
It's just awfully bad digitising. A bit of careful planning could prevent all of that.
17461
by michele921 26 Aug 2011
+2
sound like a design I would stay away from totally LOL good luck
255054
by airyfairy 26 Aug 2011
+3
This sounds frighting. I would not touch it as it would give me a heart attack. LOL.
48168
by rmj8939 26 Aug 2011
+2
I would be so frustrated before it was done that I would want to throw it out.
12667
by babie 26 Aug 2011
+1
Lol - just imagine how many needles I will break - cutting while stitching.
5046
by nama2 26 Aug 2011
+1
I certainly wouldn't try it. I did one once, a lion's head, it had so many jumps, it was very frustrating, ended up throwing it away.
57801
by edithfarminer 26 Aug 2011
+1
I also would not touch it
261163
by basketkase 26 Aug 2011
+2
Proabably mine when I first started out...LOL!! although I didn't auto digitize......
11271
by pcteddyb 26 Aug 2011
0
I would not even attempt it - I would get too frustrated and would probably not like how it turned out anyway. Hoping it was a freebie for you - if not I would go back to the digitizer and ask for your money back.
89895
by capoodle 26 Aug 2011
+1
Sounds like a thread nest ready to happen. lol
22354
by sewfrenzie 26 Aug 2011
0
I agree with the others, sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. I would play with the thread order etc if I was going to even attempt it. And then I would check how it looks on my design software program before ever attempting. If it looks thick or a mess I would say NO WAY!
173695
by cfidl 26 Aug 2011
0
So... do we know this digitizer?
22300
by mysugarfootswife 26 Aug 2011
0
Hope you didn't pay for it!