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by spendlove 27 Oct 2012 ( edited Dec 05'12 07:10 )
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This is my first real try at a filled design. I'm quite pleased with it although the windows don't quite fill the space I carved out of the bodywork. I used a photograph and an occasional look out in the garden at the real thing.

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by lenamae 27 Oct 2012
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Sue I like it We do a quilt show where there are a lot of people that has RV's would go over big there.
Hugs Lenamae
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by suelyn7 27 Oct 2012
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really nice sue. I have left you a message inbox but not sure if you will get it with this new format here. let me know if you have got it. best wishes and thanks suelyn
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by spendlove 27 Oct 2012
I did see it and I've replied!
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by asterixsew 27 Oct 2012
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Brilliant and just like the real thing
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by spendlove 27 Oct 2012
I did have a model which sat still LOL!
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by jrob 28 Oct 2012
+5
What a great job. It look like the motor home we used to have except the door was on the other side. ;)
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by toogie 28 Oct 2012
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Job well done, I am so proud of you and for you ! Keep up the good work-Toogie
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by eyeztodiefor10 28 Oct 2012
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Sue, it looks pretty good to me. I'm glad you're still learning digitizing. I wouldn't know where to start. You are brave! Keep up the good work and thank you for all the goodies you've shared along the way. They are very much appreciated.
Meri
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by mops 28 Oct 2012
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Nice work Sue.
When you carve out a hole in a design, you can then use "Convert" "Create fill form opening" and you have the exact shape. To make sure you have no gaps you click the object to fill the hole and use "transform" "expand objects" and choose 0.5 mm.
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by mops 28 Oct 2012
Setting the pull compensation to 0.4 also helps but only in the direction of the stitch, not in the perpendicular direction; that's why I opt for "expand object".
by spendlove 28 Oct 2012
Thanks! That advice will be very useful. I hope others are reading this!
by sewdeb 29 Oct 2012
Thanks, Martine.
by justsew 12 Nov 2012
Yes Thank you. I am saving in word, for when I have time to have a go.
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by sewdeb 29 Oct 2012
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Great job, Sue! I love the place mats you posted in projects with the design on! Very cute!
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by airyfairy 12 Nov 2012
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Brilliant job Sue - you should be very pleased with yourself. Sarah.
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by greysewist 12 Nov 2012
+1
This looks really good, Sue. How handy to have a 'life' model who doesn't move!
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by justsew 12 Nov 2012
+1
Looks fantastic to me Sue.
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by phi4 12 Nov 2012
+1
I am amazed @ the details. nice try, thank you for sharing.
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by castelyn 05 Dec 2012
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Sue well done. Hugs Yvonne