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Another step on the learning curve
Inspired by amazinggraces question on mega or multi hoop I felt challenged to get to know my big (5x12) multihoop. Did some research and after that, asked Martine if I could modify her DBC oval design for the multihoop Well it worked out, I can split designs now and learned how this big frame works even if my stitch area is limited to 5 x 7 the design can be bigger. Now I need to go on learning the tricks on splitting with more accuracy and using a stiffer stabilizer to avoid shifting the material while the marking points with loooong jumps are stitched. Thanks to mops and amazinggrace for my new project and thanks for looking.
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Well done, it looks great. Looking forward to see what you going to be doing next with your Multihoop. Hugs Yvonne
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thank you Yvonne so many ideas so little time
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shirlener88
31 Dec 2011
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Isn't it wonderful - that you are learning a new technique and making something lovely while doing so?
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love it !
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very nice, well done
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thanks devon
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Congratulations! Splitting doily designs gives you enthusiasm as you are now able to embroider larger designs, previously thought impossible to achieve! Well done! Hugs, Lidia
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thank you Lidia
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Very nice, I have to learn how to multihoop on mine
too. Martine is so nice to us.
too. Martine is so nice to us.
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just give it a try with a design combo you like - you know helping minds are near
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You did it! Congratulations! Now you know how to do it, it will be so nice to split designs that are bigger than your sewing field. You don't have to ask for permission to split a design as you don't alter a thing - only make it possible to use it in the hoops you have.
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yes, this will keep be busy the next days, and thanks for the info about permission
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Congratulations on learning to split a design. You have so many possibilities now.
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endless LOL
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This is beautiful, can you do it with any embroidery machine?
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You can do it in most software for any embroidery machine.
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Congratulations on a big step forward. I haven't tried to do that yet. Still learning Embird. It is a great program but a real challange for the older generations like me. Concentration isn't my best asset.
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