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by buanlester 17 Dec 2011 ( edited Dec 19'11 02:57 )
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I have no idea what went wrong with this embroidery design. It started so good but at the last part everything get gaga. Anybody encounter this problem? I bought the design from emblibrary.

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by joyce05 17 Dec 2011
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It looks like it would be a beautiful design if it sewed out properly. Go to Embroidery Library and ask about it. There may be a problem with your particular format. Sometimes when you change formats things go wrong.
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by buanlester 17 Dec 2011
thank you
by barbarawr 17 Dec 2011
Did your needle break right before the gold outline? Embroidery Library's designs are very dense. I've learned that whenever my needle breaks, the first thing I have to do is turn off my machine and then bring the design back in, and then continue stitching where it left off. That way it will reset where the center point of the design is to where it SHOULD be. Otherwise, my machine will, for some reason, get confused about it's orientation and will do what yours did. Good luck! Embroidery Library is wonderful. I've stitched out plenty of their "bullet-proof" designs on t-shirts and they always line up perfectly
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by laffma1 17 Dec 2011
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It is a very pretty design. EmbLib designs usually stich out perfectly. Perhaps your hoop got off kilter (bumped) while stitching. That happened to me once, when a roll of stablizer fell over behind the embroidery arm while I was out of the room, and the last color stitched out of alignment. Try it again on a piece of scrap fabric, just to make sure. Good luck!
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you, will try to do it again.
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by oaro 17 Dec 2011
+2
the design is very nice design
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank u
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by queenofhearts 17 Dec 2011
+3
This has happened to me if my thread snagged.
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you for the out
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by mysew1325 17 Dec 2011
+3
looks like the arm got bumped.
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you,
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by noah 17 Dec 2011
+2
if it was me i would say the dog bumped the arm lol hugs
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you, will try to do it again and will see.
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by spoolies 17 Dec 2011
+2
Hi! It looks like the towel moved as it was sewing out. Was it a thick towel? I bought thick towels to monogram and none of them were perfect I needed to go over them with my satin stitch. How frustrating!
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by airyfairy 17 Dec 2011
+2
What a shame. A lovely design. Looks to me as if your machine or hoop was bumped. Once happened to me with the same effect.
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by shirlener88 17 Dec 2011
+1
Oh that is too bad - it doesn't look like the arm got bumped.
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you
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by mops 18 Dec 2011
+1
I'd stitch it out on something cheap, like a kitchen towel to see if it's the design that's at fault - if so contact EmbLibrary. If not I agree with everyone else, it looks as if the pantograph was bumped or that it hit something solid during the stitching of the last colour - parts are in place and parts have moved. Such a pity with a design as lovely as this.
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by buanlester 18 Dec 2011
thank you will keep that in mind
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by theduchess 18 Dec 2011
+1
Pretty design, but unusual results for Emb lib. Usually the designs are trouble free.
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by capoodle 19 Dec 2011
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I have seen garment with flowers on the fabric and they outlined with paint outside the lines. It looks a little abstract to me this way.