Dear Cuties...I must follow up to Diana's post this morning. I am so dismayed that it has come to this. When I explained the ripple stitch, it was not my intention to diminish Diana's work, it was only to explain that it was a programmed stitch that is available to anyone who has Bernina software. I for one, encourage the growth of any digitizer & welcome anyone who wants to learn new things. Imagine if no one shared ITH techniques or FSL techniques, how boring our embroidery lives would be....... I started playing with flowers when Graycie was missing, as I lost my desire to do animals at that time. Most of these were done while she was gone except for the requested ones. When Graycie got back on her feet, I decided to share these with you. My floral interpretations are my own and not reproductions of anyone else's work. I believe I have enough of my own idea's to not have to copy anyone else's work. The use of the black background on some of the designs is to show better detail.....I noticed alot of designer ie Kara's Kreations doing that, so I will sometimes use different colors so you can see the stitches better. I have never referred to my designs as optical & never will...
Respectfully....Vicki
You further only stated that it is several techniques, so that to me is not giving away the secrets what surely must come with a lot of time and skill I would have thought.
Personally I think we are very lucky to have had both of you to give us those lovely designs so generously and I hope you might feel to contine to do so. Bless you all. Hugs to all edith
Greetings, Bettina
I thank you for your lovely flower series. I know your work is different from Dianas. It is using a digitizing program tool available to those who own this software. I've seen different ripple designs out there and no two are alike. Just like 2 digitizers come up with different versions of the same clipart. If manually punched they don't look alike. I don't understand the underpinnings of all this but it seems logical that more people will learn and improve on this technique and the industry will grow. Even the technique of ITH designs is different with every digitizers. I am ever so grateful for your hard work and beautiful contributions.
TreeTrunk designs always had her cross stitch up on a black background, the better to show the stitches, as well as others. Mola designs, native designs, anything just colorlines looks better on black.
Sigh. Love your flowers, thank you for all you have given. Hugs. JO
I do not digitize, and do not begin to understand the process. Your post about the ripple stitch was taken by me as an informative statement to encourage learning and being helpful, not invading someone else's artistry & personal style of digitizing. I would think that designs can be similar, but unique as the digitizer's own fingerprints and skills to create.
Your and Diana's designs are so lovely and appreciated. You both have your own personal rendition in digitizing and tastes, which goes into
the making of most special designs. I have anxiously looked forward to seeing the next creation from each of you! Thanks to both of you for your generosity to us Cuties in abundantly sharing of your time and craftmanship. The Lord has blessed you two with great talents!
Hugs,
Angel
I am using The Bernina ripple stitch in my designs as well and agree with you there is no problem with sharing this with other people. It is not as the artwork is been duplicated. Does this mean we can not use fill stitch or any other stitch as other people have used them before?
Keep it going!
chin up! Better times will come...
Greetings, Bettina
I see no misunderstanding here..
I see Two beautiful caring cuties sharing there
ideas and inspiration with us and I for One am so greatful to you both.
As I digitize myself.. techniques are there to be learnt and created with your chosen softwear, We choose if we want to share or sell our designs or not.
The only taboo for me is copyrighted designs/images if I cant use them then I dont want them.
Inspiration should be cherished.
Big hugs from London
Maria xx
Big hugs from London
Maria xx
Cathy
All of the designers are AWSOME!
Janette
Diane
Thanks for all lovely designs you gave us and please don't stop.
Hugs Yvonne
I for sure could not do it...... and am anxious to get the time to sew some of them out.
MJDG
Love ya..Vicki
Diane
Thank you for all who support this freedom of use..
Vicki
I am one that is quilty of mixing up the names "optical" and "ripple". I have not posted anything like that but I have some noted wrong in my album of designs.
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Now... what is done is done....I don't think you meant any harm....I think barba is right about what happened.
MJDG
--of designs. I don't think you meant any harm. What is done is done. I think barba is right about what happened.
Just my opinion.
MJDG
Concentric circle; Radial and Spiral.
I have digitized them on a lot of my own designs and also used them for my quilt lables and lettering.
Happy Stitching
From Bev
Cuddle your sweet kiddies from me :o)
Greetings, Bettina
Jo Ann