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by spendlove 26 Jan 2012 ( edited Jan 27'12 16:02 )
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Sharing my latest digitising discoveries.

Thanks to some help from Martine, I have learned that if you draw a shape (rather than a line) and click on "motif" in the window on the right of the screen, you can choose lacy filling stitches in a similar way to the fancy outlines. These look so much like Elizabethan Blackwork that I was inspired to try lots of designs. I hope to be able to test stich these two later today. I thought the flower could be a nice biscornu.

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Comments (16)
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by shirlener88 26 Jan 2012
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very pretty Sue.
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by bumblebee 26 Jan 2012
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Thanks Sue. I am crazy busy right now and trying to
get my first quilt done too. I saved your tip so when I can do Mops Tutorial and get into Embird.
Very preety.
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by lidiad 26 Jan 2012
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They are lovely!!!!! Well done! Thanks for sharing this tip. Hugs, Lidia
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by mops 26 Jan 2012
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Fun to make samplers of the motif stitches, isn't it. This looks very pretty.

May I suggest to everyone that you copy the outlines and fills you make as well as eof's you put in the Library section of EDstudio to a file OUTSIDE Embird.

Whenever you install an update you loose the added files - so I keep a 'useful bits' file somewhere else where I keep the copies.
This morning I reinstalled Embird as Clipimage gave an error message and was I glad I had those copies! (Still get the error message).
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by spendlove 26 Jan 2012
Thanks for the tip!
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by cfidl 26 Jan 2012
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I wish I was as far along as you! I am still a stitchin fool! Looks Great and I hope I can find all your posts again when I get to the point I am learning embird. thanks
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by sandyqueen 26 Jan 2012
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Which software are you using? These are beautiful. Hope there is an angel some day soon.

S
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by spendlove 26 Jan 2012
I'm using Embird.
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by almag 26 Jan 2012
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The flower would, indeed, make a beautiful biscornu.
Congratulations on your progress.
AlmaG.
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by parkermom 26 Jan 2012
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I'll admit to my ignorance--what is a biscornu?
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by debleerl 26 Jan 2012
I didn't know either so I searched it. Its a multisided pincusion. http://own-two-hands.livejournal.com/4186.html
by spendlove 27 Jan 2012
Correct! I have made the design into one and will post a picture later today.
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by barbara68 26 Jan 2012
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Congratulations on your progress!!! VERY GOOD!
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by debleerl 26 Jan 2012
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Nice work. I don't think I have this feature on my DigiPro2. I'll have to take a look. I don't use my software much for digitizing with so many good freebies. I mostly use it for editing, splitting or combining designs. But these look easy and fun. Thanks for sharing.
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by sigrun 26 Jan 2012
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So nice Sue - great work.
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by lindalee757 27 Jan 2012
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wow-they look awesome-good for you Sue-one of these days I have to learn to use my digitizing program too-not enough hours in the day- Keep up the good work-maybe I'll pick your brain if I ever get to use mine ~linda~
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by jayce 27 Jan 2012
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Thank you Sue
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by drro 27 Jan 2012
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Great! Thanks for sharing!! I need to get going on this skill!
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by spendlove 27 Jan 2012
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I've just put the biscornu in Projects.
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by laffma1 27 Jan 2012
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Wonderful job! You are doing really well with Embird.